Airway Panic
Cardiac Chaos
Trauma Drama
Assessment Masters
Medication Madness
100

What medication made from charred wood can be given for certain poisonings?

Activated charcoal

100

Normal adult heart rate?

60–100 bpm

100

Bright red spurting blood indicates what type of bleeding?

Arterial bleeding

100

What question helps determine the chief complaint?

“What seems to be the problem today?”

100

Medication used to treat low blood sugar?

Oral glucose

200

When should you use a BVM?

When a patient is breathing inadequately or not breathing.

200

Compression depth for adult CPR?

At least 2 inches

200

First treatment for severe external bleeding?

Direct pressure

200

What does trending mean?

Monitoring changes in patient condition over time.

200

Medication that opens airways in asthma attacks?

Albuterol

300

Best position for a patient with vomiting risk to protect the airway?

Recovery position (on their left side).

300

How often should rescuers switch during CPR?

Every 2 minutes

300

Rear-end collisions commonly cause what injury?

Whiplash

300

How often should unstable patients be reassessed?

Every 5 minutes

300

Medication for anaphylaxis?

Epinephrine

400

Why are pediatric airways more easily obstructed than adult airways?

Smaller airway, larger tongue, and softer airway structures.

400

A patient says:
"It feels like an elephant is sitting on my chest."

What should you suspect?

Myocardial infarction (heart attack)

400

What type of splint is used for mid-shaft femur fractures?

Traction splint

400

If a patient is unconscious, where can you obtain history?

  • Family

  • Bystanders

  • Medical alert tags

  • Medications

400

Medication often prescribed for chest pain/angina?

Nitroglycerin

500

A patient has hives, difficulty breathing, and a swollen tongue.

What condition is this and what medication treats it?

Anaphylaxis → Epinephrine

500

Women experiencing a heart attack may present with what atypical symptoms?

  • Fatigue

  • Nausea

  • Shortness of breath

  • Back or jaw pain

500

When is a traction splint contraindicated?

  • Pelvic fracture

  • Knee injury

  • Lower leg fracture

500

What does SAMPLE history stand for?

S – Signs/Symptoms
A – Allergies
M – Medications
P – Past medical history
L – Last oral intake
E – Events leading up to illness

500

Name the contraindications for nitroglycerin.

  • Low blood pressure

  • Erectile dysfunction medications

  • Head injury

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