Medical Terminology
Transmission of Diseases
Intro to EMS
Body Planes/Directional Terms
Organ Systems
100

Cardi

Heart

100

Chicken Pox

Airborne droplets. Can also be spread by contact with open sores.

100

What year did the French begin to transport wounded soldiers away from the scene of battle?

1790s

100

Bilateral

on both sides

100

Cardiovascular

Pump blood throughout the entire body to transport nutrients oxygen and waste

200
Pre

before

200

Hepatitis

Blood, Stool, or other body fluids or contaminated objects.

200

What system provides telephone access to report Emergencies. 

911 system

200

Midline

imaginary line down the center of the body dividing into right and left halves

200

Integumentary

Forms protected barrier and aids in temperature regulation

300

-itis

inflammation

300

Tuberculosis (TB)

Respiratory Secretions, airborne or on contaminated objects.

300

What level of care performs more advanced patient care as part of the prehospital EMS system.

Paramedic

300

Proximal

closer to torso

300

Blood

Transports oxygen protects against pathogens and promotes clotting

400

-emesis

vomiting

400

Mumps

Droplets of saliva or objects contaminated by saliva.

400

What is "off-line medical direction"

standing orders issued by the Medical Director

400
Superior

Toward the head


400

Renal

Filters waste products out of the blood and removes them from the body

500

-algia

pain


500

Meningitis, Bacterial

oral and nasal secretions.

500

What is patient outcomes

the long-term survival of patients

500

Lateral

to the side away from the midline of the body

500

Nervous

receives sensory information and coordinates the bodies response