Life Span Development
Lifting/Moving Patients
Team Approach to Healthcare
Miscellaneous
VOCAB
100

Separation anxiety peaks at what age?

10-18 months 

100

What is the power grip?

Palms up with hands about 10 inches apart

100

What is a group?

collection of individual healthcare providers working independently to help the patient

100

What age range is the physical peak?

19-25 years

100

The flexible fibrous tissue between the bones of the cranium that have not yet fused together

Fontanelles

200

Moro Reflex (Can be written or demonstrated)

neonates are startled and open their arms wide and appear to be grabbing for something

200

Name three one-person techniques to move a patient if life-threatening danger exists and your partner is elsewhere

Front cradle, firefighter's drag, one-person walking assist, firefighter's carry, pack-strap carry

200

What is a team?

A group of healthcare providers who are assigned specific roles and work interdependently in a coordinated manner under a designated leader

200

Situational Awareness

the knowledge and understanding of one's surroundings and the ability to recognize potential threats to safety


200

What is barotrauma and how is it caused?

forceful ventilation and overinflation increase the pressure in the lungs, resulting in pressure-induced trauma 

300
What are the notable characteristics of 7 months?

Afraid of strangers, displays mood swings

300

Situations in which to use the Rapid Extrication Technique (3)

The scene is unsafe, explosive/hazardous materials are on scene, fire/danger of fire, patient cannot be properly assessed before being moved, life-threatening condition, patient blocks access to another patient

300

What are the three decision traps in EMS?

Overconfidence, bias, anchoring

300

What are three dragging methods used during emergency moves?

Emergency clothes drag, blanket drag, arm drag, arm-to-arm drag

300

Body Mechanics

the ways in which the body moves to achieve a specific action

400

Between the ages of 20-90 years, what percentage of kidney filtration will decline?

50%

400

When would you use a flexible stretcher?

When you must remove a patient from/through a confined space or if the patient must be belayed/rappelled by ropes 

400
PACE

Probe, alert, challenge, emergency

400

CRM, what is it?

Crew Resource Management, way for team members to work together with the team leader to develop and maintain understanding of the emergency situation

400

Explain the diamond carry

One responder on each side of the backboard/stretcher (head, both sides, foot) 

500

List the vital signs of an infant (PR, RR, Systolic BP, Temperature) 

100-160 beats/min, 25-50 breaths/min, 70-95 mm Hg, 96.8-99.6 F

500

List four rules of lifting

coordinate movement with your team, do not twist body, keep weight as close to body, keep back in locked position, do not bend at the waist 
500

What are the five techniques to deal with team conflicts?

Patient comes first, do not engage, keep your cool, separate the person from the issue, choose your battles
500

List the age groups and their ranges

Neonate (1 month), infant (1 month - 1 year), toddler (1 year - 3 years) Preschoolers (3-6 years), School-age (6 years - 12 years) Adolescents (12 years - 18 years) Early adult (19 years - 40 years) Middle adult (41 years - 60 years) Late adult (61+ years)

500

Explain the difference between the three conventional reasonings

Conventional - looking to approval from peers/society

Preconventional - acting purely to avoid punishment, get what they want

Postconventional - basing decisions on own conscience

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