ANATOMY
this is known to be the largest organ of the human body
what is "the skin"?
this is the position referring to a patient sitting upright at 45-60 degrees
what is "the fowler position"?
this is the standard dose of Motrin/ibuprofen
BONUS (50): this is the maximum dose of Tylenol/acetaminophen
what is "400mg"?
what is "975mg"?
this is an overhanging deck located at the back of a ship
what is "a fantail"?
these clinic MAs had previously been Corpsman
who are "josh and Zamora"?
this artery is located behind the knee
this is the name of the movement of the elbow joint when someone might scratch their shoulder
what is "flexion"?
these are the standard doses of both adult and child EpiPens
Adult: what is "0.3mg"?
Child: what is 0.15mg"?
this type of diabetes is know as "insulin-resistant"
what is "type 2 diabetes"?
this is a provider whose name patients never know, yet we always know who they are referring to
who is "PA Solitoki"?
this structure separates the abdominal cavity from the chest cavity
what is "the diaphragm"?
as a patient walks toward you, you are viewing them from this point of view
what is "an anterior POV"?
these are the two most commonly prescribed medications for patients with hypertension issues
what are "Lisinopril and Amlodipine"?
-also acceptable:
DAILY DOUBLE!!!
entire team must retort all 11 general orders in their entirety at the same time
55 points for every general order correctly stated simultaneously
this staff member absolutely refuses to have their picture taken
who is "miss Cat"?
the spleen is located in this section of the 9 abdominal regions
what is "the right hypochondriac region"?
this is known as the movement away from this midline or central axis of a limb
what is "abduction"?
high doses of this NSAID medication have the ability to cause tinnitus (on rare occasions)
what is "Aspirin"?
this radiologic imaging device uses radio waves as opposed to x-rays
what is "MRI"?
this provider needs constant background music in order to function
who is "NP Brumfield"?
these parts of the brain control the fight or flight response when in distress
what are "the Amygdala and/or Hypothalamus"?
DAILY DOUBLE!!! (700)
an ongoing assessment of a patient who is in any type of restraint should be every --- minutes
every 15 minutes
"blue/grey skin" is a serious side effect of this medication
what is "Amiodarone"?
the USS Iwo Jima is considered to be this type/classification of a naval vessel
what is "an amphibious assault ship"?
this is the shortest staff member in the clinic
who is "HN DeJesus"?