Intro/Components
Techniques
Body System Exams
Responsive/Unresponsive
Re-assessment/Diagnoses
100
What is the secondary assessment?
What is where we find out whats wrong
100
SAMPLES stands for?
What is Signs/Symptoms, Allergies, Medications, past hx, last oral intake, events
100
What does the respiratory exam consist of?
What is observing rate/quality and auscultate lung sounds
100
How do you get information about a patients medical history if they are unresponsive and there are no bystanders
What is medical alert devices
100
When do you reassess a stable patient
What is every 15 minutes
200
What are the 3 basic components of secondary
What is exam, history, vital signs
200
OPQRST stands for
What is Onset, provocation, quality, region/radiation, severity, time
200
What is the most common endocrine emergency
What is diabetic emergency
200
What is DCAP-BTLS?
What is Deformities, contusions, abrasions, puncutres/penetrations, burns, tenderness, lacerations, swelling
200
What is another name for shortcuts
What is heuristics
300
A____ is something you can see
What is sign
300
What is OAP?
What is observe, auscultate, palpate
300
Concerning the GI system how do you inspect the abdomen
What is observe and palpate
300
When and why do you apply a cervical collar?
What is after inspecting c-spine and if MOI is significant
300
How does a physician confirm diagnoses
What is looks for evidence that supports
400
A____is something the patient tells you
What is symptom
400
What type of questions is best used?
What is open ended
400
What are the signs of a SEVERE allergic reaction?
What is sweeling of tongue and airway
400
When do you complete a detailed physical exam?
What is enroute to hospital and on a patient with significant MOI
400
How does a physician rule out a diagnoses?
What is narrows it down based on patient s/sx
500
How is information obtained in unresponsive patients?
What is family or bystanders
500
When do you use close ended questions?
What is immediate answer
500
How do you determine if an area is painful?
What is palpation
500
When do you not need to complete a detailed exam?
What is no significant MOI and patient is responsive
500
Define representativeness
What is patient presents with a certain group of s/sx
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