High as a Kite
This Opioid Antagonist knocks other molecules off of the pain receptors in the body
What is Narcan/Naloxone?
This is what you must check immediately before pressing the shock button during defibrillation
What is making sure the patient is clear?
This is the ratio for compressions to ventilations in an Adult Patient suffering from Cardiac Arrest
What is 30:2?
These are 3 common areas to experience pain during a heart attack
What are the Chest, Jaw, Back, or Arms?
This Oxygen Delivery Device is utilized in Patients who are conscious and require Oxygen Therapy but not ventilations
What is a Non-Rebreather Mask (NRB)?
In the Opioid Overdose Protocol, a second dose may be administered after this time frame.
What is 3-5 Minutes?
This is the number of shocks that can be given to a patient in a Traumatic Cardiac Arrest
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This is the Age Range for Child CPR
What is 1-8 years?
During a heart attack, patients may have taken this medication to "thin their blood"
What is ASA/Aspirin?
This is the rate of ventilations for a CHILD
What is 1 Every 3-5 Seconds?
This is the dose of Medication administered to a patient under the Opioid Overdose Protocol
What is 4mg?
The position of the AED Pads on a Child who is too small for the standard "Adult Placement"
What is Anterior/Posterior?
The "encircling method" where Compressions are performed with 2 Thumbs is used on this Category of Patients
What is Infant/Neonate?
This is a heart arrhythmia that is too fast and is characterized by Palpitations or the patient feeling like their heart is "Racing"
What is SVT? (Supraventricular Tachycardia)
For an infant who is conscious and choking, these are the two methods performed to relieve the obstruction
What are 5 Back Blows and 5 Chest Compressions?
In a suspected Opioid Overdose, this should be attempted before any drug administration
What is 2 minutes of Ventilation?
This is the age of a Patient who CANNOT RECEIVE DEFIBRILLATION
What is <30 Days?
This the approximate number of Compressions it takes to produce enough pressure to begin moving blood around a Patient's body during Cardiac Arrest
What is 10-15 Compressions?
These are the vessels that are occluded in a Heart Attack
What are the Coronary Arteries?
A second dose of Epinephrine can be given after this period of time if the patient has not improved
What is 5 Minutes?
These are the 3 biggest signs to look for when checking for Opioid overdose
What are Pinpoint Pupils, Decreased Respiratory Rate, and Unconsciousness?
These are the names of the two "Shockable Rhythms" that our AED analyzes for
What is Ventricular Fibrillation and Ventricular Tachycardia?
The percent of Time off of the Chest and not performing chest compressions during CPR is referred to as this
What is Compression Fraction?
This Heart Medication is a vasodilator, and it can lower a patient's blood pressure - sometimes drastically
What is Nitroglycerin?
This is the Patient Weight range for the EpiPen Jr. Auto Injector
What is 15-30Kg (33-66lbs)?