EMT
What three letters represents the first things an EMT checks when assessing an patient?
A,B,C (Airway,breathing,and circulation)
What part of a medication label tells you how much medicine to take?
The dosage.
What device is used to measure a patient’s blood oxygen level?
Pulse oximeter
What part of the brain controls balance and coordination?
Cerebellum
What device is used to listen to a patient’s heart and lungs?
Stethoscope
During CPR, what is the recommended compression rate for an adult?
100–120 compressions per minute.
Which organ processes many medications and helps remove them from the body?
The Liver.
What is one of the best ways a CNA can help prevent the spread of infection?
Wash their hands.
What organ produces insulin?
Pancreas
What device is used to give a controlled electrical shock to the heart?
Defibrillator
During CPR, what is the correct compression-to-ventilation ratio for a single rescuer treating an adult?
30:2
What does an antibiotic treat?
Bacterial infections.
What does PPE stand for?
Personal Protective Equipment.
Which organ stores bile?
Gallbladder
What device is used to provide medication as a fine mist for inhalation?
Nebulizer
After using an AED to deliver a shock, what should you do immediately?
Resume CPR, starting with chest compressions.
Why is it important to take medication exactly as prescribed?
To make sure it works safely and effectively.
What is the main purpose of a gait belt?
To help safely support and transfer a patient.
What structure prevents food from entering the trachea when swallowing?
Epiglottis
What device is used to assist with breathing by delivering pressurized air?
Ventilator
A patient is unconscious, not breathing normally, and has no pulse. What condition should you suspect?
Cardiac arrest.
What does OTC mean when referring to medication?
Over-the-counter.
What does “stat” mean in healthcare?
Immediately
Which blood cells are responsible for clotting?
Platelets
What device is used to measure the electrical activity of the heart?
Electrocardiogram