Ready, Set, Respond
Picture This/ Test It!
Vitals, Please
Scrub In!
Medical Miscellany
100

Title of professional who receives calls from the public and coordinates movement of emergency services responders like Fire, Police and Medical Personnel.

A Dispatcher

100

Wilhelm Rontgen discovered this significant medical advancement.

The X-Ray

100

What is the normal blood pressure for the average adult

120/80

100

What is performed just prior to incision with the entire OR team, to ensure that correct surgery for the correct patient?

Time Out

100

What is a discharge plan?

Before a patient leaves the hospital, case managers create this plan to make sure they have the medications, equipment, and services they need at home. 

200

A PASS device is worn by every firefighter.  What is it's purpose?

It monitors their movement and sounds a loud alarm if the wearer is incapacitated and motionless for 20-30 seconds. 

200

What was the first xray of?

A human hand - specifically Wilhelm Rontgen's wife's.

200

If a patient is in restraints, how often is a nurse required to take vitals and check the patients restraints?

Every 15 minutes

200

What is the name for our daVinci Robot?

Lenny

200

These three skills are essential for creating a positive patient experience.

Communication

Empathy

Compassion

300

What does DNR stand for?

Do Not Resucscitate

300

Humans have the same amount of cervical spine as what animal?

Giraffes
300

If a patient is placed in restraints what does 1,2, 3 mean?

Everyone moves away from the patient on the count of 3 for their safety.

300

Besides the surgeon, name one other role in the OR.

Possible answers:

scrub tech, circlulator, anesthesiologist, CRNA or nurse anesthetist

300

Having good information is good but ______________ is key to importance  for you  to be successful

Critical Thinking

400

This portal mechanical device is used by emergency responders and hospital staff to provide automated chest compressions.

The LUCAS (Lund University Cardiopulmonary Assist System).

400

The medical professional who draws blood from patient's for laboratory testing.

The phlebotomist

400

What is one thing that can effect a patients blood pressure when taking their pressure?

The patient talking - holding a conversation with the patient

400

What is the medication injected through an IV when the surgeon needs to use Firefly on the robot to visualize parts of the anatomy that aren't able to be seen with the naked eye?

ICG

400

What are medical professionals always doing?

Learning, education

500

This emergency responder is capable to perform BLS and this emergency responder is capable to perform ALS

EMT & Paramedic

500

This blood type is known as the universal donor.

O Negative

500

How long do you do chest compressions on a patient who has stopped breathing before checking for a pulse?

2 minutes 

500

When intubating a patient, which hand to you hold the blade with?

Left

500

Dr. Galler said this when things get tough, you have a rough case/patient, "Remember ________________

"Remember your purpose"