Anatomy Upper
Anatomy Lower
Pathophysiology
Ventilation
Basic Adjuncts
100
Area in the back of the mouth.
What is the Oropharynx?
100
Pointing to... 
What is the trachea?
100
Diminished lung sounds on one side of the chest may indicate this.
What is a simple pneumothorax?
100
Device used to administer artificial Ventilation.
What is a Bag Mask Device?
100
Measured from the tip of the patients nose to the earlobe.
What is an NPA? Nasopharyngeal Airway
200
Area at the rear of the nose. 
What is the Nasopharynx? or Nasal cavity?
200
Pointing to ...
What is the alveoli?
200
Signs include absent lung sounds unilaterally, +JVD, tracheal deviation and low blood pressure.
What is a tension pneumothorax?
200
The technique used to assist breathing in a patient with slow and shallow respirations.
What is timing ventilations with the patients attempt of inhalation?
200
Inserted towards the roof of the mouth then rotated 180 Degrees.
What is an OPA? Oropharyngeal Airway
300
Muscle that can obstruct the airway in an unconscious patient.
What is the tongue?
300
Pointing to... 
What is the Bronchiole?
300
Signs include fatigue, elevated temperature, dyspnea, coarse rhonchi lung sounds on effected side and possible productive cough.
What is pneumonia?
300
Normal inhalation produces this kind of pressure in the lungs.
What is negative pressure?
300
Contraindication for an OPA
What is an intact gag reflex or a conscious patient?
400
Cartilage flap that covers the trachea to prevent aspiration.
What is the epiglottis?
400
Pointing to...
What is the Corina?
400
Signs may include Hx of smoking, barrel chested, difficulty with exhalation and need for continuous supplemental oxygen.
What is emphysema ?
400
The three possible complications from positive pressure BVM ventilation.
What are Hypotension, Gastric distention and pneumothorax?
400
Proper technique to insert an NPA
What is bevel should point towards the septum?
500
The purposes of the Upper Airway. Hint , 3 things
What is to humidify, warm and filter the air breathed in with each inhalation?
500
The nerve the breathing signal travels , from the brain stem to the Diaphragm.
What is the Phrenic Nerve?
500
A genetic disorder that effects the balance of salt and water in the lungs and GI track causing thicker than normal mucus leading to multiple infection problems.
What is Cystic Fibrosis
500
The hand placement for single rescuer BMV ventilation.
What is the C/E technique?
500
Measurement for an OPA
What is from the corner of the mouth to the earlobe or angle of the jaw?