Drugs
The dosage for nitroglycerin
What is 0.4mg?
Normal respiratory rate for toddlers.
What is 20-30 bpm.
What is distal?
A condition requiring dialysis treatment.
What is chronic kidney disease?
A drug that binds to opioid receptors.
What is naloxone?
The time for normal capillary refill.
What is under 2 seconds?
The 5 sections of the spine.
What are the cervical, thorax, lumbar, sacrum, and coccyx?
A condition caused by life-long excessive alcohol consumption.
What is fatty liver disease?
Equipment given to a nauseous patient.
What is an emesis bag?
A drug administered in patients with angina.
What is aspirin?
160/120 in an adult.
What is hypertension?
The quadrant of the appendix.
What is the lower right quadrant?
The most common type of seizure in children.
What is a febrile seizure?
The L in the patient history acronym "SAMPLE"?
The effect of albuterol (one word).
Bronchodilation
Over 200 mg/dL
The great arteries.
What are the pulmonary artery and the aorta?
A condition characterized by delusions, disorganized thinking, and hallucinations.
What is schizophrenia?
What is HAZMAT?
The mechanism by which epinephrine reduces swelling (one word).
What is vasoconstriction?
The three places to check lower extremity pulses.
What are the femoral, pedal, and tibial pulses?
Body part with the thinnest skin.
What are eyelids?
A condition characterized by bulging fontanel's in infants.
The reason EMTs work in groups of two.
Because they are pair-a-medics ;)