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Diabetic ketoacidosis
A dysfunction of the pancreas may result in what kind of endocrine​ emergency?
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Allergens
Which substances create allergic reactions in certain​ individuals
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Absorption
A farmer has spilled liquid fertilizer on his pants leg and has begun to show signs of being poisoned. The poison most likely entered his body by which​ route?
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peritoneum.
The lining of the abdominal cavity is called​ the
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the body losing more heat than it produces
Hypothermia is best defined​ as:
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Not enough insulin
What is the underlying pathophysiology of​ DKA?
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malaise.
A generalized feeling of weakness or​ discomfort, commonly encountered during an anaphylactic​ reaction, is​ called:
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Inhalation
A chlorine tank has ruptured about 50 feet away from your patient. She is now coughing up blood. The poison most likely entered her body by which​ route?
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Umbilicus
What is the central reference point of the​ abdomen?
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convection
Cold air carrying body heat away from the body is best defined​ as
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If the patient is unable to swallow
What is the greatest contraindication to the use of oral​ glucose?
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Histamine
What is the primary chemical mediator released from mast cells and​ basophils?
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Activated charcoal
Which drug can be used in the emergency care of a patient who has ingested a​ poison?
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Right Upper
In which abdominal quadrant is most of the liver​ located?
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evaporation.
The process of a liquid changing to a vapor is​ called
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Type 2
What type of diabetes is most commonly seen in the prehospital​ environment?
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Stridor
What clinical finding that the anaphylactic patient may display should the EMT recognize immediately upon contacting the​ patient?
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drug abuse
The​ self-administration of drugs in a manner that is NOT in accordance with approved medical or social patterns is​ called:
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the liver and the gallbladder.
The right upper abdominal quadrant​ contains:
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98.6
What is the​ body's normal temperature in degrees​ Fahrenheit?
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Only if allowed by medical direction and local protocols
Under what circumstance can an EMT use a glucometer to determine a​ patient's blood glucose​ level?
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Sensitization
What is the term for an​ individual's initial exposure to an​ antigen, which elicits a primary response from the immune​ system?
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ingestion.
Swelling of mucosal membranes in the mouth and unusual breath or body odors are common signs of poisoning​ by:
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aid in the production of blood cells and the filtering and storage of blood.
One of the organs in the abdominal cavity is the spleen. The purpose of the spleen is​ to:
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Hypothalamus
What is the primary structure responsible for temperature regulation in the​ body
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