Slippy Slippy Snakes
Poisonous Plants
Ocean Oopsies
Hot N Cold
Bites and Stings
100

Which of the following is the best first aid treatment after a snake bite?

1 - Tourniquet 

2 - Suction

3 - Immobilization 

4 - Incision to release venom

5 - Panic 


3 - Immobilization in a neutral position below the heart 

100

What plant is this 


Foxglove (cardiac glycosides)

100

Name this cutie 


Blue ringed octopus 

100

What is the most effective cooling method?

Evaporation (or Immersion in some circumstances)

100

What spider bite commonly presents with erythema and a necrotic center or the "red, white, and blue sign"? 

Brown Recluse 

200

Which of the below is a coral snake 



200

What is this and what can it cause


Lilly of the Valley and Bradycardia, heart block, hyperkalemia

200

Treatment?

Hot water submersion (110-114 degrees F) 

200

What is this EKG finding and what can it indicate?

J wave (Osborn wave) and hypothermia 

200
After an anaphylactic reaction to a bee sting what is the dose of adult and peds EPI?

0.3 mg IM and 0.15 mg IM 

300

What US snake causes descending paralysis with minimal local tissue injury 

Coral snake 

300

What mushroom causes fulminant liver failure? (Double points for the MOA) 

Amanita Phalloides (RNA polymerase II inhibitor) 

300

Your dive buddy is acting very strange while at depth, what could he be suffering from? 

Nitrogen Narcosis 

300

Approximately what temperature of water do you want to use for frostbite 

98.6-102.2

300

What type of spider bite causes muscle cramping, abdominal pain, diaphoresis, and hypertension?

Black Widow 

400

What is the most common sign of systemic toxicity after pit viper envenomation? 

Coagulopathy (hypofibrinogenemia/thrombocytopenia)

400

What 3 plants contains cardiac glycosides and can cause bradycardia, heart block, and hyperkalemia 

Oleander, Lilly of the valley, Foxglove

400

What marine toxin is famous for cold allodynia? 

Ciguatera from predatory reef fish

400

Name 3 criteria for referral to a Burn Unit

Full thickness burns

Partial thickness ≥10% TBSA*

Any deep partial or full thickness burns involving the face, hands, genitalia, feet, perineum, or over any joints

Patients with burns and other comorbidities

Patients with concomitant traumatic injuries

Poorly controlled pain

400

Pt presents with uncoordinated neuromuscular activity, tongue fasciculation, and hypersalivation after feeling a painful sting while putting on a shoe. What is most likely responsible? 

Scorpion 

500

What is the dosing for CroFab and ANAVIP? 

Crofab - 4-6 vials over first hour and 6 vials over 18 hours 

ANAVIP - 10 vials 

500

Children who eat this berry may develop mydriasis, tachycardia, and delirium 


Belladonna

500

What is this and what syndrome can it cause 

Box Jellyfish and Irukandji Syndrome (catecholamine release)

500

Parkland Formula 

4mL x weigh (kg) x % BSA 

Half over first 8 hours 

2nd half over next 16 hours 

500

Name 3 diseases that can be transmitted by mosquitos

Malaria, West nile, Chikungunya, Yellow fever, Zika, Japanese encephalitis,