Airway and Breathing
Cardiology
Trauma
Medical Emergencies
OB Emergencies
100

What is the most reliable indicator of adequate ventilation?

Chest Rise and Fall. 

100

What is the first thing that you should do when an AED arrives at the patients side during a Cardiac Arrest Event?

Turn on the AED and Follow ProMets.

100

What is the first step in bleeding control?

Gloved Hand - Direct Pressure

100

What is the primary concern with a patient experiencing a seizure?

Airway Management.

100

At how many weeks is a pregnancy considered full-term?

37-42 weeks.

200

What is the normal adult respiratory rate?

12-20 Breaths Per Min 

200

What is the compression-to-ventilation ratio for adult CPR (1 rescuer)?

30:2

200

What is the priority in a trauma patient with a suspected spinal injury?

Manuel Spinal Immobilization.

200

What blood glucose level indicates hypoglycemia?

Below 70 mg/dl

200

What is the normal respiratory rate for an infant?

30-60 breaths Per Minute.

300

What device is used to open the airway of a patient without suspected spinal injury?

Head Tilt Chin Lift. 

300

Name one sign of poor perfusion.

Pale, Cool,Clammy Skin

300

What does a 'flail chest' indicate?

Multiple broken ribs causing paradoxical chest movement.

300

Which type of shock is caused by severe allergic reaction?

Anaphylactic shock.

300

What is the APGAR score used for?

Assessing a newborn's condition at birth.

400

What device is used to open the airway of a patient without suspected spinal injury?

Suspected Basilar Skull Fracture. 

400

What is the most common cause of cardiac arrest in adults?

V-Fib

400

What are the signs of internal bleeding?

Hypotension, tachycardia, and signs of shock.

400

What is a common sign of stroke (CVA)?

Facial Droop 

400

What is a common sign of respiratory distress in children?

Nasal Flaring and Grunting.

500

What oxygen delivery method gives nearly 100% oxygen at 15 L/min?

Non-Rebreather Mask 

500

What is the proper location for chest compressions in CPR?

Lower Half of the Sternum.

500

What type of shock results from severe blood loss?

Hypovolemic.

500

What is the primary difference between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes?

Type 1 is insulin dependent

500

What should you do if a newborn’s heart rate is below 60 bpm after stimulation and oxygen?

Begin Chest Compressions and Breathing.