HEART
NAME THE 4 CHAMBERS OF THE HEART
RIGHT ATRIUM
LEFT ATRIUM
RIGHT VENTRICLE
LEFT VENTRICLE
USE THIS TO SAVE YOUR BACK FROM INJURY.
A FIREFIGHTER!
THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION TO ASK YOURSELF WHEN RESPONDING TO A SCENE.
IS THE SCENE SAFE?
THE HORMONE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALLOWING GLUCOSE TO ENTER THE RED BLOOD CELL.
INSULIN
WE HAVE THIS MANY LOBES IN EACH LUNG.
RIGHT LUNG, 3 LOBES.
LEFT LUNG, 2 LOBES.
DEOXYGENATED BLOOD RETURNS TO THE HEART VIA...WHAT 2 "BIG VEINS"?
SUPERIOR VENA CAVA
INFERIOR VENA CVA
YOU ARRIVE ON SCENE TO FIND A 250 POUND PATIENT ON THE 2ND FLOOR OF A HOUSE. YOU USE THIS TO GET THEM DOWN SAFELY.
STAIRCHAIR.
YOU ARRIVE ON-SCENE AND YOU AND YOUR PARTNER DETERMINE THE SCENE IS NOT SAFE. YOU DO THIS.
RETREAT AND REQUEST BACK-UP.
INSULIN IS SECRETED BY THIS ORGAN.
PANCREAS
THIS SEPARATES UPPER AIRWAY TO LOWER AIRWAY.
EPIGLOTTIS
THE 3 LAYERS OF CARDIAC MUSCLE STARTING FROM INSIDE TO OUTSIDE.
ENDOCARDIUM
MYOCARDIUM
PERICARDIUM
WE USE THIS ON EVERY SCENE EVERY TIME FOR OURS AND OUR PATIENTS SAFETY FROM DISEASE AND ICKIES.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
YOU ARRIVE ON-SCENE TO A TRAILER WHERE ALL FAMILY MEMBERS ARE UNCONSCIOUS/UNRESPONSIVE. YOU DO THIS.
RETREAT AND CALL FOR BACK-UP, REQUEST A HAZMAT UNIT.
THE NAME OF THE LAB TEST USED TO DETERMINE BLOOD GLUCOSE OVER A 3 MONTH PERIOD.
A1C
THE FANCY MEDICAL NAME FOR WINDPIPE.
TRACHEA
LEFT ATRIUM
IF GIVEN TO THE OPTION TO PUSH OR PULL A PATIENT, THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO DO IT.
PUSH
YOU ARE TRANSPORTING AN UNCOOPERATIVE AND VIOLENT PATIENT THAT WAS PUT ON A "LEGAL HOLD" BY POLICE. YOU TRANSPORT THEM WITH THESE.
RESTRAINTS
THE MEDICATION GIVEN BY MOUTH TO HYPOGLYCEMIC PATIENTS THAT ARE ALERT AND ORIENTED AND THE DOSE.
GLUCOSE. 15 GRAMS.
THE BI-PRODUCT OF CELLULAR METABOLISM THAT IS EXHALED FROM THE BODY.
CARBON DIOXIDE
IT IS CALLED THE "PACEMAKER OF THE HEART".
SINO-ATRIAL NODE
THE MOST IMPORTANT BODY PART TO BE HELD IN ANATOMICAL POSITION WHEN "LOG ROLLING" A PATIENT.
C-SPINE
WHO GOES HOME AFTER SHIFT TO THEIR FAMILY/FRIENDS/KIDS.
YOU DO!
YOU PATIENT IS COOL/PALE/DIAPHORETIC WITH A BLOOD GLUCOSE OF 42. YOUR FIELD DIAGNOSIS IS...
HYPOGLYCEMIA.
THIS AREA OF THE LUNGS IS FILLED WITH AIR IN A PNEUMOTHORAX.
PLEURAL SPACE.