I Think It's Very Vital
It's Anatomy, Dear Watson
Rules and Regulations
Make an Assessment
Shock and Awe
100

What is the acronym we use for the essential vital signs?

CPRGLOBES

100

This is considered the dividing line between the upper and lower respiratory tract

Larynx

100

This is a legal act that protects confidential patient information. 

HIPPA

100

If the patient is having a medical issue, rather than a trauma, you would have to assess the patient's... (abbreviation)

NOI (Nature of Illness)

100

This kind of shock is caused by toxins released from an infection in the blood, causing damage to the vessels and leaking.

Septic Shock

200
What is a normal adult BP?

120/80 mmHg

200

What is the most superior division of the pharynx?

Nasopharynx

200

What needs to be present for a valid DNR order?

Patient's Signature, Physicians' Signature 

200
How often should you check vitals for a patient that is stable?

At least every 15 minutes. 

200

What is another name for Shock?

Hypoperfusion

300

What is a normal range for adult heart rate?

60 - 100 bpm
300

Which side of the heart pumps blood to the PULMONARY circuit?

Right Side

300

Describe three important considerations in suctioning a patient.

Do not suction further than you can see, suction on the way out, no more than 3 seconds at a time. 

300

These three things are critical to assess after examining the scene for life threatening bleeding and after considering C-Spine

Airway, Breathing, Circulation

300

In cardiogenic shock, your cardiac output is compromised, leading to a lack of perfusion.  How do you calculate cardiac output?

Cardiac Output (CO) = Heart Rate (HR) x Stroke Volume (SV)

400

What is the normal blood glucose range for an adult?

70-100 mg/dL

400

This is the site of external respiration in the lungs.  They are found at the ends of bronchioles and are surrounded by a thick net of capillaries. 

Alveoli

400

As an EMT basic, list the medications that you are only allowed to ASSIST in administering. 

Rescue Inhaler, EpiPen

400

If the patient gave the response that "The pain has been getting worse over the last few days" what part of the OPQRST pneumonic are they addressing?

O (onset)

400

What type of shock is considered a Warm Shock?

Distributive Shock

500

What is the normal respiratory rate for a CHILD?

20-40 rpm
500

Someone is experiencing heart failure and it is causing fluid build up in the lungs.  Which side of the heart is failing?

Left Side

500

This law protects bystanders acting within their scope of practice to act in an emergency situation without fear of liability.

The Good Samaritan Act

500

The most important purpose of the primary assessment is this

Assess and treat immediate life threats

500

What vital signs would you expect from someone in neurogenic shock? (2)

low blood pressure, slow heart rate