Health Insurance/delivery
Emergency medicine
Cardiac/ respiratory emergencies
Variety
Emergency medications
100

A patient or resident is entitled to confidential treatment of personal and medical records; to refuse treatment; and privacy.

Patient rights

100

When you arrive at a patient/ resident needing emergency medical assistance, this is the first thing you do.

Make sure the scene is safe to enter

100

  The heart’s right ventricle is too weak to pump enough blood to the lungs.  

Right heart failure

100

You have a sore throat for  2 days and when you wake up the next morning you have a headache. You check your temperature and it is 100.8 degrees F. Health care delivery service that is the most appropriate for these symptoms.

Primary care physician

100

Appropriate location for administration of emergency epinephrine for anaphylaxis.

Lateral thigh

200

Coordination of medical care, hospitalizations and providing annual physicals are responsibilities of:

Primary care physician

200

Type of bleeding that includes spurting/ spraying blood, pulsating flow and bright red color.

Arterial

200

Buildup of plaque in arteries throughout the body

Atherosclerosis

200

Can administer medication within their scope of practice. (medical receptionist, CNA, ultrasound tech, paramedic)

Paramedic

200

What is the number one error in healthcare?

Medication errors

300

Insurance coverage limits

The maximum amount an insurance company policy pays over a year or a lifetime.

300

Your patient has had 3 children previously and signs of placenta previa. During labor, you see a foot protruding from the opening in her cervix. Why is this breech presentation dangerous?

The head is the largest part of the baby so the baby can become stuck in the birth canal causing injury or death

300

  Treatment: Call 9-1-1, Start CPR, Locate an AED. Follow the AED verbal instructions to deliver a shock to restart heart.  

Cardiac arrest

300

Your grandfather has a history of heart disease and diabetes. You are taking a walk together and he begins to become diaphoretic (sweaty) and complain of chest pain. You check his radial pulse and his pulse is 42. Which healthcare delivery system is the most appropriate for these symptoms?

Emergency room

300

This reverses the effects of opioids like Fentanyl and Heroin.  

Narcan

400

Your child fell and injured her wrist. You take her to the ER for an evaluation and x-ray. Your insurance pays 80% of your $650 ER bill. You are responsible for paying this amount.

$130

400

Burns, dehydration and hemorrhage are the most common causes of this type of shock

Hypovolemic

400

  Blockage of the pulmonary arteries in the lungs, usually caused by a blood clot that travels to the lungs from elsewhere.  

Acute pulmonary embolism

400

The three most common causes of anaphylaxis

Peanuts, latex, bees

400

You should always call 911 when this drug is administered:

Epinephrine

500

Your grandfather has a history of heart disease and diabetes. You are taking a walk together and he begins to become diaphoretic (sweaty) and complain of chest pain. You check his radial pulse and his pulse is 42. Which healthcare delivery system is the most appropriate for these symptoms?

Emergency room

500

You respond to a fall from playground equipment. The 10 year old child has an obvious fracture of her forearm. Which treatment is the most appropriate to stabilze the injury?

SAM splint

500

  Which disease is potentially life-threatening and is thought to be transmitted by close person-to-person contact?  

SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome)

500

What is the number one way to prevent the spread of disease?

Frequent and thorough  handwashing

500

  This mask uses O2 of 10-15 liters/minute, has one way valve and a reservoir bag to deliver a higher concentration of O2.  

Nonrebreather mask

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