EMS Systems
What is the definition of EMR
Emergency Medical Responder
Define Blood Borne Pathogens
Infectious microorganisms in the blood
Name 2 organs that are protected by the ribcage.
Heart and Lungs
Unconscious patients who have not sustained suspected trauma should be placed in a side-lying position, also known as:
The recovery position
1.The EMR must possess the ability to: A.treat patients using limited equipment. B.perform ALS-level skills. C.keep severely injured patients alive for extended periods of time. D.diagnose conditions in the field.
Treat patients using limited equipment
How do you protect yourself from infectious diseases
Use standard Precautions
What kind of glands are found in the skin
Sweat glands
When lifting a patient, you should not bend at:
The waist
2.For a patient in cardiac arrest, which of the following interventions will you most likely be responsible for performing? A.Administration of pain medication B.CPR and defibrillation C.Intravenous therapy D.Intubation
CPR and defibrillation
Ensuring your safety and all other people at a scene is defined as:
Scene Safety
The front surface of the body is known as:
Anterior
When 2 responders are moving a patient one person should give:
Commands
Recording your observations about the scene, the patients condition, and the treatment provided is known as:
Documentation
common signs or symptoms of stress include:
A. Increased appetite B. Decreased muscle tension. C. Greater ability to think clearly. D. Irritability
Irritability
What is the strongest bone in the lower extremity
Femur
A device used to immobilize a seated patient is known as:
A Ked board or short board
3.When EMTs or paramedics arrive at scene of an emergency, the EMR should: A.cease all patient care. B.prepare to accompany the patient to the hospital. C.assist higher-level EMS providers in continuing care. D.obtain signatures from all other EMS providers.
assist higher-level EMS providers in continuing care
3.Which of the following is not a consideration when responding to an emergency scene? A.Road conditions B.Other drivers on the road C.Personal safety, such as a seatbelt D.Always using lights and sirens
Always using lights and sirens
What is the small bone located at the bottom of the sternum
The Xiphoid process
2.Patients who should be transported on a backboard include any patient who: A.is intoxicated. B.requests it. C.has an upper extremity injury. D.has sustained major injury to trunk.
Has sustained major injury to trunk