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ANATOMY
AIRWAY ANATOMY
AIRWAY MANAGEMENT
Respiration/Ventilation
OXYGEN
100

The Liver is found predominantly in the _____  ______ quadrant of the abdomen

Upper Right
100

A pediatric's tongue is proportionally _______ than an adult's

Larger
100

_____  ______ are used to maintain an open airway in an unconscious patient

Airway Adjuncts

100

The process of molecules moving from an area of high concentration to low concentration

Diffusion

100

The US Pharmacopoeia color for oxygen cylanders

Green

200

The imaginary line drawn from the middle of the armpit down a patient's side

Midaxillary

200

Flap-like structure that covers the tracheal opening

Epiglottis
200
How to open a patient's airway with a suspected head, neck, spinal injury

Jaw-thrust maneuver

200

Tidal Vol X Resp Rate=

Minute Volume

200
The portable sized cylinder most commonly used in EMS

"D"

300

The body system mostly responsible for immunity

Lymphatic

300

Another name for the throat

The pharynx

300

From the center of the patient's mouth to the mandibular angle OR from the corner of the mouth to the ear lobe is used to measure a(n)

Oropharyngeal airway

300

The exchange of oxygen and CO2 between the blood and alveoli

Pulmonary Respiration
300

The oxygen concentration delivered by a non-rebreather mask

80-90%

400

The bones of the hands

Metacarpals

400
The boundary between the upper and lower airway

The Glottic Opening

400

The IGel and King Airway are examples of _________ airways

Supraglottic

400

The exchange of oxygen and CO2 between the blood and cells

Cellular Respiration

400

The Safe Residual Pressure of an oxygen tank

200

500

The socket where the ball of the femur sits in the pelvis

Acetabulum

500

Bronchioles end at the ________

Alveoli

500

The two kinds of suction catheters

Rigid and Flexible

500

When a patient's ability to compensate can no longer keep up with the respiratory demands 

Respiratory Failure

500

The cylinder constant for an "M" tank

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