Medical Terminology
Pulmonary refers to what organs?
Where is the stomach located?
What is the upper left quadrant?
What is the range of flow for a NC (and what does NC stand for?)
What is nasal cannula, 1-4lpm?
What should you apply if direct pressure does not control the bleeding?
What is tourniquet?
What is a MAD?
"Brachi" refers to which body part?
What is the arm?
Where is the esophagus located?
What is from the back of the mouth to the stomach?
What is the normal respiratory rate in adults?
What is 12-20?
What are the 3 collisions in an MVC?
What is the collision of the car against another object, the collision of the patient against the car, the collision of the internal organs against bones/etc?
What are 3 routes of medication administration?
The prefix "primi" means what?
What is first?
What is the purpose of the spleen?
What is filtering blood and producing antibodies and lymphocytes?
What does NPA stand for?
What is nasopharyngeal airway?
What is your maximum scene time for trauma calls without a good reason?
What is 10 minutes?
What is ASA?
What is acetylsalicylic acid?
The suffix "asthenia" means what?
What is weakness?
What are the 5 divisions of the spinal vertebrae?
What are cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, coccygeal?
What are the different lung sounds called?
What is wheezing, stridor, clear/normal, crackles, rhonchi?
What is DCAP-BTLS?
What is deformities, contusions, abrasions, penetrations/punctures, burns, tenderness, lacerations, swelling?
What class of medication/use is rosuvastatin?
What is statin, high cholesterol?
The abbreviation GCS stands for?
What are the structures of the lower airway?
What are bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli?
What is the meaning/correct rate for NRB and BVM?
What is non-rebreather 10-15lpm, bag valve mask 15lpm?
Your patient opens their eyes to pressure/painful stimulus, is using random words that make so sense (word salad), and withdraws from pressure/pain. Their GCS score is...
What is 2,3,4 = 9?
What are 6 of the 9 patient rights?
What are patient, medication/indication, dose, route, time, education, to refuse, response/evaluation, documentation?