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Lifting and moving
Lifting and moving
Miscellaneous
100
This federal agency regulates all radio operations in the United States.
What is the Federal Communications Commission?
100
Most medical terms are derived from these two languages?
What are Latin and Greek?
100
Tissues make up these?
What are Organs?
100
Number one priority
What is scene safety (your safety)?
100
C1 in the spinal column is called this followed by C2 which is known as......
What are the Atlas C1 and the Axis C2?
200
When completing a PCR "The patient has slurred speech and an unsteady gait would be an example of?
What is an objective observation?
200
If something is anterior, where is it located?
Where is front?
200
Number of bones in the body?
What are 206?
200
A formalized process to help EMS workers deal with stress
What is CISM Critical incident stress management?
200
This section of fused bones in the spinal column is known as what?
What is the sacrum?
300
When given orders via medical control to give a medication you should do this.
What is repeat the order back to ensure it was heard correctly?
300
How would you expect to find a patient stated to be in the Fowler's position?
What is seated with head elevated?
300
The Femur shaft is also known as this?
What is the Diaphysis?
300
Best protection for Airborne disease exposure
What is a HEPA or N95 mask?
300
Breakdown this word Hematuria?
What is Blood in urine?
400
How is radio traffic conveyed over the air?
What is clear text, no radio codes?
400
What is abduction?
400
This cavity houses the lungs, heart, trachea, esophagus, and great vessels.
What is the thoracic cavity?
400
This type of move is used when scene safety is an issue.
What is an emergency move?
400
Where is the Foramen Magnum located?
Where is the opening in the occipital bone where the brain meets the spinal cord?
500
When completing a PCR there is Subjective, Objective, Treatment & Changes (S.O.T.C). What is subjective documentation?
What are opinions or perceptions, (unless from the patient which should be documented in quotations).
500
Antonym for Distal?
What is Proximal?
500
This skeleton includes everything except the skull and spinal column.
What is the Appendicular skeleton?
500
DAILY DOUBLE!!!! DAILY DOUBLE!!!! DAILY DOUBLE!!!!
Large circular like bone under the talus in the foot.
What is the calcaneus?
500
Components of the upper airway
What are noes, mouth, nasopharynx, oropharynx, larynx, and epiglottis?