What could it be?
Matters of the Heart
AMS
Disorders
Medications
100

A person who has been exposed to a disease and is capable of transmitting the disease is a:

A Carrier

100

The valve that prevents blood from flowing from the right ventricle back into the right atrium

Tricuspid Valve

100

TIA's generally resolve within...

24 hours

100

Pain that originates in an organ

Visceral Pain

100

This medication's mechanism of action is to increase glucose concentration in the blood for the reversal of acute hypoglycemia and rapidly elevate glucose levels

Dextrose 50%

200

Inflammation of the skin, including the dermis and subcutaneous layers, that is usually caused by bacterial infection

Cellulitis

200

What does the QRS complex reflect?

Ventricular depolarization

200

two or more seizures with no intervening periods of conciousness

Status Epilepticus

200

The term for an inflammation of the female reproductive organs and genitalia

Pelvis Inflammatory Disease (PID)

200

the classification of the 2-PAM CHLORIDE AND ATROPINE (MARK 1 KIT)

Anticholinergic Inhibitor

300

Which abdominal quadrant contains the appendix?

Right lower

300

The intrinsic rate of the AV node

40-60 bpm

300

The 3 P's of DKA

 polyphagia, polyuria, polydipsia

300

At what stage of renal disease would you likely see irreversible kidney damage requiring a transplant?

End-stage

300

The correct dosage/route for the administration of Glucagon in an adult

1mg IM

400

The neurotransmitter that is responsible for contraction of the muscle.

acetylcholine

400

What is the meshwork that reinforces the blood clot to stabilize it?

Fibrin

400

The MOST important assessment technique in evaluating behavioral emergencies is:

Interpersonal/Conversational skills

400

The homeostatic function of the endocrine system is regulated by

Hormonal response

400

The correct dose of Acetaminophen for children

PO 10-15 mg/kg

500

Problems related to a patient experiencing hallucinations or delusions are related to the patient's

Perceptual process

500

Epinephrine affects what receptors?

Alpha and Beta

500

2 major hormones released by the pancreas

Insulin and glucagon

500

the primary exposure of an individual to an antigen

Sensitization 

500

Pediatric Dose for Ibuprofen

10 mg/kg (older than 6 months)

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