Medications
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Miscellaneous
Vital Signs
100

What is the trade name for Ondansetron?

Zofran

100

Where can you find an iGel?

Airway cabinet, ALS bag, Pediatric bag, and sometimes BLS bag.

100

When should a BGL be obtained on a patient?

Altered mental status, stroke, known glucose issue, vomiting, seizure.

100

What is the normal range for a BGL?

80-120

200

What are the contraindications for Nitroglycerin?

Hypotension, ED medications, hypersensitivity, full dose has been taken prior to EMS arrival.

200

Where can you find the Broselow tape?

Side pouch on the pediatric bag

200

When should a patient get a 12-lead?

Chest pain, SOB, dizziness, weakness, AMS, N/V, abdominal pain, back pain/neck pain/arm pain of an unknown origin, seizure, stroke.

200

At what pulse rate is the patient considered to be in sinus tachycardia?

Greater than 100 beats per minute

300

What is the oxygen dose for the following:

Nasal Cannula, Non Rebreather, Nebulizer, BVM, and CPAP

1-6 LPM

10-15 LPM

6-8 LPM

15 LPM

Open flow from the bottle

300

Where can you find a PediMate?

Under the bench seat.

300

What is P in OPQRST?

Provocation - what makes your pain better or worse?

300

Where are the proper locations to assess lung sounds?

Front: Below the clavicle and mid auxiliary. 

Back: Below the shoulder but not over the scapula and roughly mid back.

400

How does albuterol work within the body?

Broncodilation 

400
Where can you find PFD's?

In the front gear compartment

400

What number does the protocol say you have to treat a low BGL?

Less than 60

400

What are you looking for when you assess pupils?

PERRL

500

What is the dose and route for Glucagon?

1 mg and IM/IN

500
Where can you find a CPAP?
Above the bench seat.
500

Where is the proper placement for V1 and V2?

Third intercostal space, mid clavicular.

500

When assessing skin, what would be considered normal?

Warm, dry, and pink
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