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This is the unit of measure on a sphygmomanometer

What are millimeters of mercury (mmHg)?

100

This abbreviation is used to indicate that a medication was administered by mouth

What is PO?

100

This muscle is responsible for breathing

What is the diaphragm?

100

This is a lack of blood flow to the myocardium that usually occurs during exertion and causes discomfort that is commonly relieved with rest or medication

What is angina?

100

A patient who has suffered blunt force trauma to the thorax and has unilaterally diminished lung sounds is likely suffering from this

What is a pneumothorax?

200

For a patient to be febrile their temperature must be this or above

What is 100.4oF?

200

This is the root of a word that has to do with the liver

What is hepat?

200

An intercostal space is between these

What are ribs?

200

A patient who is febrile and has abdominal pain with rebound tenderness in the RLQ is likely suffering from this

What is appendicitis? 

200

This condition is present when three or more contiguous ribs are fractured in two or more places

What is flail chest (or segment)?

300

For patients experiencing an allergic reaction, IM epinephrine is indicated if either of these are present

What is wheezing or hypotension?

300

This is the term for motion toward the midline

What is adduction?

300

This is the only artery in your body that carries unoxygenated blood

What is the pulmonary artery?

300

A patient has severe dyspnea and chest pain and has traveled recently. This should be at the top of your differential diagnosis

What is pulmonary embolism?

300

For a patient who requires airway management but has fractured maxilla, this would be contraindicated

What is a Nasopharyngeal Airway?

400

Of the cardiac rhythms possible during cardiac arrest, these two are able to be defibrillated

What are ventricular fibrillation and ventricular tachycardia?

400

This is the term for when a patient experiences a drop in blood pressure upon movement (generally from sitting to standing)

What is orthostatic hypotension?

400

This is the membrane around the heart

What is the pericardium?

400

A pregnant patient who is in the second half of gestation and has bright red vaginal bleeding but no pain is likely suffering from this

What is placenta previa?

400

Cushing's Triad is made up of these three signs

What is bradycardia, irregular respirations, and widening pulse pressure? 
500

A beta 2 agonist will have this effect on a patient

What is bronchodilation?

500

The abbreviation ETOH indicates this about your patient

What is alcohol intoxication?

500

The electrical signals in the heart travel from the SA node to the AV node and then continue to this

What is the Bundle of His?

500

This condition is characterized by a significant buildup of fluid in the abdomen that causes distension, discomfort, and occasionally shortness of breath

What is ascites?

500

This type of life-threatening bleeding has a rapid onset and is usually associated with a skull fracture

What is epidural hematoma?

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