Rule of Fives
Drugs
Pediatrics
OB Emergencies
Head Injuries
200

Five places you can bleed to death

What is your thoracic cavity, peritoneal cavity, retroperitoneal cavity, long bone compartment, and onto the ground?

200

Explain the difference between an agonist and an antagonist

What is an agonist stimulates receptors, an antagonist blocks other medications or chemicals from stimulating a receptor?

200

Signs and symptoms of croup

What is inflammation of the pharynx, larynx, and trachea which causes stridor and seal-bark cough?

200

Gestational diabetes does not resolve after delivery. (True/False)

What is false?

200

The number of cranial nerves you have

What is 12 pairs (24)?

400

Five immediate life threats

What is airway obstruction, exsanguinating hemorrhage, respiratory or cardiac arrest, pneumothoraxes, and flail chest?

400

Aspirin does this (4 things)

What is reduces fever, pain, and inflammation and inhibits platelet aggregation?

400

Most common cause of seizure in children

What is rapid fever?

400

An embryo goes here during an ectopic pregnancy

What is anywhere outside the uterus, but usually the fallopian tubes?

400

The most common MOI for a head injury. (2 things)

What is falls and MVCs?

600

The five obvious signs of an unworkable patient

What is decapitation, decomposition (in context), dependent lividity, rigor mortis, and injury incompatible with life?

600

The 9 rights of medication

What is right patient, right medication, right dose, right route, right time, right education, right to refuse, right response and evaluation, right documentation?

600

Respiratory rate of a newborn

What is 20-60 breaths per minute?

600

Explain the difference between abruptio placenta and placenta previa

What is abruptio separates from the uterus prematurely and previa covers and develops over the cervix?

600

These types of respirations are usually seen in patients with stroke or head injury

What is Cheyne-stokes respirations?

800

The six points on the star of life mean...

What is early detection, early reporting, early response, on scene care, care in transit, transfer to definitive care?

800

Dosages of Epinephrine in adult anaphylaxis and cardiac arrest patients

What is 0.3 mg IM in anaphylaxis, 1 mg IV in cardiac arrest?

800

The subarachnoid space is relatively larger in children, leaving more cushioning for the brain. (True/False)

What is false?

800

The number of weeks where going a pregnant person going into labor would result in a spontaneous abortion?

What is 20 weeks?

800

Three signs of a basilar skull fracture are

What is CSF drainage from the ears, raccoon eyes, and battle's sign?

1000

Peavy's five EMS rules are

What is don't wreck Uncle Pete's truck, don't drop the patient, 

1000

Explain Ipratropium 

What is a bronchodilator, used in bronchospasm especially with COPD and emphysema, trade name is Atrovent, 0.5 mg in a nebulizer?

1000
A bulging fontanelle can be a sign of these things. (4 things)

What is increased intracranial pressure, meningitis, or tumors or trauma?

1000

The situation in which we can insert gloved fingers into a pregnant woman's vagina

What is if there is a prolapsed umbilical chord?

1000

Cerebral edema happens immediately after a traumatic event (True/False)

What is false? (It can take hours to develop)