Respiratory
Cardiovacular
Special Patients
Trauma
Everything Else
100

Per AHA, BVM Ventilations should be at what rate and how much?

6 Breaths Per Minute

Enough to see the chest rise

100

When the AED states "No Shock Advised", you should immediately. . . 

Perform CPR

100

A female's first menstruation is called?

Menarche

100

A bent steering wheel would indicate what type of injury?

Chest Injury

100

What organs are inferior to the right costal margin?

Gallbladder and Liver

200

A patient is experiencing snoring respirations. What would be the most appropriate method to alleviate the snoring sounds?

NPA

200

Which of the following is the most significant concern when dealing with a stroke patient?

Arm drift

Dysphagia

Slurred Speech

AMS

Dysphagia

200
A 7-month pregnant female has become unconscious and unresponsive while on a backboard. What is the best course of action?

Elevate the right side of the backboard.

200
A patient's finger was partially avulsed. What other assessments should you perform for the isolated injury?

Assess for injuries to underlying tissue and bone.

200

A patient is experiencing signs and symptoms of TB. What additional precaution should the provider take?

HEPA Mask

300

A COPD patient is becoming "tired" due to the work of breathing. What interventions would you prepare to implement for this patient?

BVM Ventilations

300

A patient is complaining of chest pain and shortness of breath, with noted bilateral crackles and pink, frothy sputum. What body system would most likely be associated with these S/S?

Circulatory

300

You are called to an infant with a 4-day history of vomiting and diarrhea. The patient is cool to the touch. What other findings would indicate shock?

Increased heart rate.

300

When an extremity is injured, what is the MOST appropriate immobilization device?

Vacuum splint above the knee to the foot.

300

A DKA patient is showing signs of shock. What would be the most appropriate treatment for this patient?

Treat for shock and rapid transport. 

400

You are called to treat a patient who is hypoxic, anxious, and extremely claustrophobic. What would be the most appropriate oxygen delivery device?

NC

400

What precaution should you take for a psychiatric patient who is a flight risk?

Soft restraints

400

A 13-year-old took all of their pain medications and drank their parents' alcohol following a significant injury. They are unconscious and unresponsive. What is the most critical intervention for this patient?

Airway and assisted ventilation

400

Recommended care for a chemical burn from acid?

Flush the burn area with water

400

What three actions should you perform if you have a patient experiencing a severe allergic reaction and no EPI? (3)

O2

Prep for BVM

Call ALS

500

An infant is experiencing respiratory distress; they are restless with intermittent snoring respirations. How would you manage this patient?

NPA and NRB

500

Treatment priority for a sickle cell crisis (3)?

ALS

Position of Comfort

Rapid Transport

500

You're called to a nursing home for vaginal bleeding. Signs of shock are present, and the patient is altered. What is the best course of treatment (3)?

Keep warm

ALS

Rapid Transport

500

What is the recommended care plan for a patient with a flail segment with paradoxical movement?

Consider assisting ventilations to support the fail segment. 

500
A post-critical incident meeting designed to address lessons learned, plans for improvement, and personal reactions is called?

Debrief

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