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These include headache, confusion, and respiratory distress.
What are signs of cyanide poisoning?
This is yellowing of the sclera due to bilirubin
cirrhosis jaundice
Why check a carotid pulse after a shock?
to ensure compressions never stop
This allows advanced interventions and medications.
Having a medic on scene
These include ectopic pregnancy and bleeding.
What are first trimester complications?
This is inflammation of the abdominal lining.
What is peritonitis?
This is a nosebleed.
What is epistaxis?
What is proper compression depth?
This is at least 2 inches in adults.
Why is ignoring EMS during report dangerous?
This can lead to errors and poor patient care.
These include dilation, expulsion, and placental delivery
What are the stages of delivery?
These include hives, swelling, and airway compromise.
What are signs of anaphylaxis?
This includes arguing with or reinforcing hallucinations.
What should you NOT do with a hallucinating patient?
This helps identify trends in patient condition.
Why obtain multiple sets of vitals?
This ensures no hazards are present.
Scne saftey
These include crowning and urge to push.
What are signs of imminent delivery?
These include flank pain and hematuria.
What are signs of kidney pain/stones
This assesses if the patient is a danger to self or others.
What is behavioral emergency assessment?
This uses pediatric pads and correct placement.
How do you use an AED on an infant?
hese include scene safety, triage, and resource management.
What are initial MCI priorities?
This is typically 20–30 breaths per minute.
What are pediatric respirations?
These include ingestion, inhalation, and absorption.
What are routes of poisoning?
This includes routine equipment checks.
How do you prevent AED battery failure?
his includes absence of pulse or incompatible rhythms
When is AED contraindicated?
This occurs when resources are overwhelmed.
call for additional resources?
This helps providers cope after stressful pediatric calls.
What is CISD?
Critical incident stress debrief