Shock Management
A balance of all systems of the body is defined as
What is Homeostasis
What is the most common route of administration for narcan?
Intranasal
How many minutes without o2 does it take the brain to begin to die
4 to 6
What is the medical term for skin
What is integumentary
What is inadequate cellular perfusion or hypoperfusion?
What is shock
If trauma is suspected, what is the preferred airway management technique?
What is a modified jaw thrust
Which medications is commonly administered in a metered dose inhaler?
Albuterol
Cardiac arrest in children and infants is usually caused by?
Respiratory Failure
What is the largest long bone of the body?
What is the femur
Which molecules is the primary carrier of oxygen in the bloodstream?
What is Hemoglobin
What is the normal respiratory rate for an adult?
What is 12 to 20
True or False: NTG works by causing vasoconstriction of the coronary arteries?
FALSE
What is, patient care is turned over, directed by medical control, or too tired.
Tidal Volume is discribed as
What is the amount of air moved in and out of the lungs in a single breath
Hypotensive patients in cardiogenic shock should not receive?
What is NTG
What o2 delivery device is indicated for a patient with significant signs of hypoxia but breathing adequately?
What is a NRB
Which routes of administration involves medication being absorbed in the fat tissue between the skin and muscle
SubQ
Gastric Distention typically happens with....
A wave-like contraction of smooth muscle is defined as
What is peristalsis
2 types of hypovolemic shock
What is hemorrhagic and non hemorrhagic
Insufficient oxygen for cells and tissues
What is Hypoxia
TRUE/FALSE: Epi decreases heart rate and blood pressure
FALSE
Proper 2 person adult CPR compression to ventilation ratio
What is 30:2
Fluid that protects the brain
What is CSF