Anatomy
&
Physiology
&
Physiology
It's the way you
"Move"
"Move"
You're all
"Heart"
"Heart"
Pathophysiology
Patient
Assessment
Assessment
Left Overs
100
Breakfast is at 7
Cervical spine
100
Lift with this; Not this
Legs
100
The valve between the right atrium and the right ventricle
Tricuspid
100
Body's balance -
Homeostatis
100
The reason patient called 911
Chief complaint
100
This type of communication can be "personal" individualized, example- drawing, music, writting
Theraputic communication
200
The "carrot hole"
e "carrot hole"
Carina
200
This type of carry is "flamin" hot
Firemans
200
This specific structure carries oxygen rich blood to the trunk and the lower extremities
descending aorta
200
Wheezing
Asthma
200
Medical is ___percent asking questions
80
200
GERD stands for
gastroesphageal reflux disease
300
The 3 things every cell needs
O2, glucose, H2O
300
This type of mechanics has nothing to do with cars
Body
300
Heart rhythm "no shock advised"
asystole
300
Severe UTI
Septic shock
300
Example of MOI
mva
300
Irregular respirations, snoring respirations, with a pulse maybe an indication of this
Opioid overdose
400
Adequate amount of blood in the tissues
Perfusion
400
We move patients on this; also called a gurney or cot
Stretcher
400
These make the heart "electrical"
pacemaker cells
400
High pitched upper airway sound
Stridor
400
Type of trauma that pierces the skin
Penetrating Trauma
400
Wrist, ankles and vertebrae
Irregular bones
500
Systolic pressure represents
Ventricular Contraction
500
Patients "startle" when being moved on this
Stairchair
500
This type of blood comes from the head and upper extremities
Deoxygenated
500
Not enough oxygen to sustain life
Respiratory arrest
500
Assessment includes life functions
Primary
500
What does MDI stand for
metered-dose inhaler
600
This bone serves as the anchor for the tongue, but does not articulate with any other bone in the body
Hyoid
600
The Easter Bunny may think this type of patient mover has an "excited" name- or just something he can carry his eggs in
Stokes basket
or Basket stretcher
600
In left sided heart failure the blood backs up into
Lungs
600
Diseases that will end in death are called
Terminal
600
We do this for lung sounds
Auscultation
600
Stroke mnemonic
BeFast
Balance Eyes Face Arm Speech Time
700
Bleeding is normally stopped by
activation of platelets
700
Orthopedic is another name for this type of stretcher
Scoop
700
12 lead EKG V1 and V2 placement
4th intercostal space right and left side of sternum
700
The cause of disease
etiology
700
Something you should not forget in the first in bag
(will accept 2 answers)
Emesis bags
clip board
700
Paralysis on one vertical half of the body
Hemiplegia
800
Critical life functions are from this part of the brain
Brainstem
800
This is Keanu's stretcher
Reaves
800
2 common side effects of Nitro
Headache, hypotension
800
Ability of the body to defend itself against disease
Immunity
800
Name for edema in the abdomen seen in right sided heart failure
Ascites
800
The patella is this type of bone
Sesamoid Bone
900
Organs in the retroperitoneal space
Kidneys
900
We try to transport patients in this position
Position of Comfort
900
What is lacking when patient has chest pain
Oxygen
900
Vomiting, blood loss, dehydration
Hypovolemic shock
900
"Tearing" "searing" pain in the lower back, abdomen and chest
Triple A - abdominal aortic aneurysm
900
This nerve stimulates & controls the diaphragm
Phrenic nerve
1000
System that is responsible for releasing hormones
Endocrine
1000
We NEVER transport patients in this Position
Prone
1000
Head and brain receive their supply of oxygen rich blood from the
Carotid arteries
1000
Means Cell eating or swallowing
Phagocytosis
1000
Vascular structure, can cause rigidity in the abdomen after a trauma, located in the upper left quadrant
Spleen
1000
Seen in patients with end stage
backup to the primary drive
Hypoxic drive