Airway
Medical and OB
Trauma
Cardiology and Resuscitation
Ops and Pops
100
Inserting an oral airway in a child differs from an adult in this way
The airway is inserted along the pharyngeal curve (not upside down)
100
This condition occurs in 3rd-trimester patients who lay supine.
Supine hypotensive syndrome
100
Joint fractures or dislocations with a distal pulse are splinted in this position.
The position found.
100
Of the two major types of stroke, this one is less common and frequently presents with a severe headache
Hemorrhagic stroke
100
An alert patient at an MCI with a broken tibia and fibula and P 88 R 16 BP 108/68 would be tagged which color?
Yellow
200
The point at which the trachea bifurcates
Carina
200
Conditions like pancreatitis and cirrhosis can cause this accumulation of fluid in the abdomen
Ascites
200
The radial pulse is found on this side of the wrist
Lateral
200
One rescuer child CPR is performed at this ratio of compressions:ventilations
30:2
200
Emergency vehicles must be driven with this in mind toward others on the road
Due regard
300
Swelling of airway tissues in allergic reaction is caused by this
Angioedema
300
This anatomical reference point is between the anterior superior iliac spine and the umbilicus.
McBurney's Point
300
This common type of intracranial bleeding is slower because it is usually venous bleeding.
Subdural hematoma
300
Without blood thinning medications, this heart rhythm has the potential to cause a stroke.
Atrial fibrillation
300
The "C" in CBRNE stands for which threat
Chemical
400
You suction for this long in an actively vomiting adult patient
As long as it takes to clear the airway
400
Seen in psychiatric patients, this finding is defined as a false belief
Delusion
400
This burn would be described as what depth?
Partial thickness
400
After traveling through the mitral valve, blood is in what part of the heart
Left ventricle
400
Neonatal resuscitation recommends this ratio of compressions to ventilations
3:1
500
You are ventilating a patient with a BVM and observe a drop in blood pressure. What is happening with ventilations?
The patient is being overventilated and intrathoracic pressure has increased.
500
These respirations are seen in medical patients with acidosis.
Kussmaul's Respirations
500
Your patient has lost about 1750 ml of blood. What stage/class of hemorrhage would that place them in?
Third
500
This is a congenital heart abnormality that has 4 different defects
Tetralogy of Fallot
500
Which of the numbered sections of this NFPA704 Placard is the greatest hazard?
Flammability (red)