Being a Junior 101

Trinkets

100

Who you should notify when you are missing a shift

Kerry, Jojo and your crew chief

200

List the items you should keep on you for calls

gloves, pen, notebook, vomit bag, shears, cravats, radio, ID, watch

bonuses: pen light, stethoscope, flash light

300

Number of weekend hours you need by end of June

90 hours

400

Every junior needs to have this through their pant loops

a belt

500

Year the squad was founded

1962

During a rig check

100

This is the number of portable oxygen tanks that need to be checked at the beginning of each shift and when used after calls

2 - back of stretcher and jump bag

200

These two pieces of movement equipment need to have a collar attached to them

Scoops and longboard 

300

When checking medications during a rig check you should always check the

expiration date

400

These two pieces of equipment should always be turned on during your rig check to make sure they're working appropriately

AED and suction

500

These two pieces of moving equipment always have to have a blanket with them

reeves and stairchair

On calls you can

100

Write down these 6 demographic details (for adults)

Name; DOB; address; medications; allergies; medical history

200

Take this vital, which measures the force at which your heart is pumping blood out to your organs and tissues. Bonus: the ideal number for this vital is

blood pressure; 120/80 mmHg

300

perform compressions on an adult at this rate/minute

100-120 compressions per minute

400

When checking a pulse, you should note these three things

Rate, rhythm, quality

500

Help take/write down these vitals (7)

Heart rate; blood pressure; oxygen saturation; lung sounds; pupils; respiration rate; blood glucose

Equipment

100

Used on every call and has 5 seatbelts that must be secured around patient

the stretcher

200

This bag contains the suction and AED

"red bag" or "airway bag"

300

These are the contraindications for using a stairchair

unconscious/altered and uncooperative

400

A patient is stuck between their toilet and sink with a possible hip fracture. They are located on the second floor. This is the equipment you should consider grabbing to be proactive with your crew

Scoops and reeves

500

Locations of the pedimates in all three rigs

1871 - above collars and stairchair

1872 - under chair next to Zoe

1873 - under chair next to Zoe

For our EMTs

100

These are the respiration rates you should start to ventilate your patients

Below 8 and above 32

200

A patient has decreased respirations, shallow breathing, and pinpoint pupils. You will

administer narcan and assist with ventilations 

300

A patient has an abdominal evisceration. You'd dress it

by soaking a trauma dressing in sterile water and securing it to the exposed organs using an occulsive dressing (ie plastic bag) and taping it on four sides

400

Contraindications for aspirin administration (6)

325 mg taken within 24 hours; pregnancy; hypersensitivity; bleeding/bleeding disorder; younger than 19; AAA

500

This is a dangerous sign that shows increasing intracranial pressure

cushings triad – increasing systolic BP; decreasing HR; decreasing respirations