Vocab
Human Body
Medical Terminology
Communications and Documentation
Medical, Legal and Ethical Issues
100

What are the 4 medical repsponder levels?

Emr, Emt, Aemt, Paramedic

100

Give 2 examples of a ball and socket joint

Pelvic/Femur and Humerus/Scapula

100

Differentiate prefix and suffix 

Prefix - occurs before the word 

Suffix - occurs after the word 

100

What does PCR stand for?

Patient care report 

100

Define consent

Permission to give care

200

What is the difference between flexion and extension

Flexion: Joint bending that decreases angle of the two corresponding body parts

Extension: Joint bending that increases angle of the two corresponding body parts

200

Name the bones of the axial skeleton

skull, spinal column and ribs 

200

what does the root "nephr" mean 

kidney

200

How should you approach communication with a patient who is deaf or hard of hearing?

Have a pen and paper available 

Understand simple terms in sign language

Ask short questions 

If able, have them read your lips 

200

Give two examples of situations where you could use implied consent

If a patient is unconscious or mentally not able to make logical decisions

300

What did the Americans with Disabilities (ADA) act do 

Protects disabled people from being denies access to programs and services that are provided by governments and prohibits employers from failing to provide full and equal employment to the disabled

300

Whats the only bone of the skull that moves 

mandible 

300

Physically show what abduction and adduction looks like 

Abduction - away from body

Adduction - close to body 

300

What are three ways you can communicate to a patient without words?

Facial expressions, body language, and eye contact

300

Give 3 signs of death

Rigor mortis, dependent lividity, putrefaction (decomposition of body tissues)

400

What is the difference between systolic and diastolic?

Systolic: Force produced when blood is pumped out of the body

Diastolic: Pressure in heart vessels when heart is at rest

400

Name the 4 parts of the sternum 

Sternal Notch, manubrium, body and xiphoid process

400

What upright angle do you put the patient in for semi fowlers position 

45 degree angle 

400

T or F: you should talk super loudly to all elderly patients

False

400

How do you identify organ donor

on drivers license or donor card

500

Give an example of offline medical direction

Standing orders, training

500

Name the 5 sections of the spinal column and the number of vertebrae in each 

Cervical (7), Thoracic (12), Lumbar (5), Sacral (5), and Coccyx (4)

500
Break down the word "quadriplegic" using what you know about prefixes, root words and suffixes 

Quad - four

Ic - pertaining to 

plegia - paralysis 

500

Name 2 different types of radio systems

Base station, mobile/ portable, repeater, digital, cellular/ satellite telephones

500

What are the 4 conditions to be met to be protected under the Good Samaritan Law?

1. Acted in good faith in rendering care

2. Rendered care w/out expectation of compensation

3. Did not exceed scope of practice

4. No acts in a negligent manner