Do’s and Dont’s
Randomness
Craziest S*** Ever
Legal BS
A&P
100
This medication can be given orally or IV for pain at the advanced level.
Acetaminophen
100
Where‘s FF Lucas located on the ambulances
Under the curbside benches.
100
The person at Bristol Fire with the most amount of conscious and alert IO insertions
Nick Marsh
100
Allows you to treat an unconscious Patient.
Implied consent
100
What quadrant is the stomach in?
LUQ
200
If a patient tells you they took the little blue pill you dont want to give them this…
Nitro
200
This system includes the heart, blood and vessels.
Circulatory
200
The second person to kill the most people in 3 months. DAILY DOUBLE! WHO was the first!
1)Edie
2)Deputy Heath and Tim
200
Leaving the patient before turning them over to an equal or higher level of care.
Abandonment
200
An injury on the hand is ______ to the elbow.
Distal
300
Steer away from giving patients this medication with head injury, stomach trauma, diving emergencies and AMS.
Nitrous
300
Are made up on the spot clinical trials acceptable in the prehospital environment in NH.
😁No
300
Longest time known currently in BFD history for a patient to regain pulses after being declared dead.
7 minutes
300
A finding of failure to act properly in a situation in which there was a duty to act in and that harm was caused to the patient as a result.
Gross Negligence
300
How many bones in the adult body?
206
400
In a mother who is multi-Gravid, wait to administer this medication until all the babies have been delivered.
Pitocin
400
This type of gland secretes it hormone directly into the bloodstream.
Endocrine
400
Person who urinated out the curbside door while pulled over with a patient in the ambulance.
Chief Laroche
400
A minor may consent to medical care on their own for the following scenarios. Provide one example
Emancipated, married, a parent, sexual assault, drug or ETOH abuse over the age of 12, Rx of STDs
400
Largest organ of the body
Integument.
500
Administer Zofran cautiously with patients showing these changes in a 12-lead.
Prolonged QT interval(increased risk of torsades)
500
Constant struggling against restraints can cause a patient to experience this life threatening event.
Rhabdomyolysis, hyperkalemia or Cardiac Arrest.
500
Person who traded their truck the day after a patient puked all over the backseat of it while extricating them from the woods. With puke still on the floor.
George
500
POLST
500
The largest bone in the foot
Calcaneous