Medications
Anatomy
Differential Diagnosis
Vitals
General Knowledge
100

What medications are given for chest pain that is cardiac in nature?

Aspirin & Nitroglycerin

100

Name three organs in the upper left quadrant

Pancreas, Spleen, Stomach, Transverse Colon (partial),

100

You are dispatched to a potential asthma attack. What lung sounds would you expect to hear with this etiology?

Wheezing
100

What 5 vitals do we want on every patient?

Heart Rate

Blood Pressure

SPO2 (RR)
Temperature

Blood Glucose

100

In 1966 the White Paper was published and the National Highway Safety Act charged which federal agency with developing EMS standards? 

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT)
200

Dose & Route for Aspirin

324 mg Chewable

200

Name the two long bones in the lower leg and the two long bones in the forearm.

Tibula & Fibula

Radius & Ulna

200

You are paged for a male patient with chest pain. On scene he describes chest pressure that gets worse when he goes up and down the stairs, but goes away now that he's sitting still. What is a reasonable differential?

Angina Pectoris, musculoskeletal, acid reflux.

200

Blood Glucose Normal Range?

70-100 mg/dl


200

What is in the Pediatric Assessment Triangle

 appearance, circulation, work of breathing

300

Adult Anaphylaxis Epinephrine Dose 

0.3 mg IM

300

What cavity forms in children around age 7?

The Sinus Cavity

300

Psych!

Calculate this GCS:

Patient has spontaneous eye movement, inappropriate words, and localizes to pain

12

300

what is the technical name for rapid breathing?

tachypnea

300

In type 1 diabetes, which gland does not secrete enough insulin?

pancreas

400

Oxygen delivery methods & flow rates

Nasal Cannula - 1-6 lpm

Nonrebreather - 10-15 lpm

BVM - 15 lpm

400

How many vertebrae does the human spine have?

(Bonus: can you divide them by section?) 

24 Articulating, 33 Total

Cervical: 7 vertebrae in the neck 

Thoracic: 12 vertebrae in the chest 

Lumbar: 5 vertebrae in the lower back

Sacral: 5 vertebrae that fuse together into one bone in adulthood 

Coccygeal: 4 vertebrae that fuse together into one bone in adulthood

400
You have a patient who complains of stomach pain. When you palate the abdomen he reports diffuse pain that is not localized. What are some potential diagnoses?

Bowel Obstruction

Peritonitis

Stomach Flu


400

Give 5 places to check a pulse

Carotid Artery

Femoral Artery

Brachial Artery

Radial Artery

Pedal Artery

400

The NHTSA established set standards for EMS systems. What does NHTSA stand for?

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

500

Dose & Route for Nitroglycerin

0.4 mg sublingual

500

Starting at the Vena Cava and ending at the Aorta, describe the flow of blood in the cardiac cycle.

(Bonus if you can name the 4 valves in the heart)

Vena Cava > Right Atrium > Tricuspid Valve > Right Ventricle > Pulmonary Valve > Pulmonary Artery > Pulmonary Vein > Left Atrium >  Bicuspid Valve > Left Ventricle > Aortic Valve > Aortic Arch

500

You are paged to a patient whose family says is, "not acting himself."

What could cause this? 

(you need at least 7 answers)

Stroke

Hypotension

Head Injury

Low Blood Sugar

UTI

Intoxication

Poisoning

(Un)diagnosed Mental Disorder

Change in medication 

Allergic reaction


500

Temperature at which hypothermia starts?

95 F. (35 F.)

500

What is the difference between tonic and clonic seizures?

Tonic seizures are brief episodes of muscle stiffness

Clonic seizures are repeated jerking of the arms and legs

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