MCI
Patients with this designation, can often only be saved by interventions that occur at a hospital; there is very little that can be done on the scene to improve their outcomes.
What is RED
What are the drugs and doses that are given for allergic reaction/anaphylaxis for an adult?
What is Epi 1:1000 .3mg IM?
A BURN CATEGORIZED BY PAINFUL BLISTERING OF THE SKIN.
What is PARTIAL THICKNESS / 2ND DEGREE.
When do you take proper PPE precautions?
Before you start the scene size up
Coffee ground like specks in a stool
What is a GI bleed?
Elements that make up the scene size up
Determines scene safe
MOI/NOI
Number of patients
Request additional EMS, if necessary
Consider stabilization of spine
Must be intact to administer oral glucose.
What is must be conscious enough to swollow?
THIS RULE IS USED TO DETERMINE BURN DAMAGE SIZE.
What is RULE OF NINES.
A simple way to remember the order of past medical history and name the steps.
SAMPLE
S-Signs/Symptoms
A-Allergies
M-Medications
P-Past pertinent medical history
L- Last oral intake
E- Events leading to present illness
Treatment of an object embedded in an eye
What is Cover Eyeball with moist dressing Hold it in place with a Cup
An area where patients are relocated that is outside of the IDLH/ hostile environment here safe triage can occur.
What is the Casualty Collection Point ( CCP )
Contraindication for nitroglycerin
What are erectile disfunction drug use?
INHALATION BURNS TO NOSE, THROAT, AND MOUTH ARE CONCERNING DUE TO THE POSSIBILITY OF THIS.
What is SWELLING OF THE AIRWAY
These are vital signs
What are BP, Pulse, Respiratory rate and quality
Amputation Treatment
Place items in baggie, wrap, and put on ice.
This constitutes a Level 1 MCI
What are 5 to 10 Patients
The one drug no one is allergic to.
What is oxygen?
BURNS OF A LARGE AREA OF THE PATIENTS BODY CAN PRESENT COMPLICATIONS FROM THIS CONDITION, EVEN ON A WARM DAY.
What is HYPOTHERMIA
An ems provider'sfirst and most important responsibility
What is ensure your own safety
Improper I-Gel placement complications
What is air going into the stomach leading to vomiting?
The casualty collection point should be established at the transition point between the _____ and _____ zone, where triage and normal MCI operations will begin.
What are the WARM and COLD zones?
The proper dose and administration of Naloxone.
What is 2mg IN, 1mg per nostril?
A PATIENT HAS BEEN COVERED IN A HYDROACTIVE POWDER SUCH A LYE. THIS SHOULD NOT BE PUT ON THE PATIENT UNTIL THE POWDER HAS BEEN REMOVED
What is WATER?
the first, most important question that should be asked in the scene size up
What is "Is the scene safe?"
What are signs of gangrene?