Pediatrics
Used on most every call to move pt in and out of ambulance.
What is stretcher
What is vocal cord location.
What is the larynx
Who is responsible for maintaining/taking CE classes for your EMS license?
Who is me! You are responsible for maintaining your CE's.
What is fat metabolized when glucose in not available?
What is Keytone production
What is Deviation from standard of care resulting in further injury? negligence
What is Negligence
High blood sugar
What is Hyperglycemia
Where we check a peds pulse
What is brachial artery
Used on a seated MVA pt complaining of neck and back pain, in a stable vehicle
What is KED
What is hypoperfusion of cells in the body?
What is shock
What is consent to treat unconscious patient?
What is Implied consent
Low Blood Sugar
What is Hypoglycemia
The compression rate for 2 person CPR on a child or infant
What is 15:2
What is method oxygen and carbon dioxide cross membranes?
What is simple diffusion
What is an event attended after serious call?
What is CISM (Critical Incident Stress Management)
What is system is fight or flight?
What is Sympathethic Nervous System
A common respiratory infection in children they experience a barking cough
What is croup
Can be used on a pt with an SP02 of 94% to deliver oxygen.
What is a nasal cannula
What is seizure from a rapid change in temperature? Febrile
What is Febrile seizure
What is opposite of Prone?
What is Supine
What system is rest and relax?
What is Parasympathetic Nervous System