Term given to the study of drugs, actions, and side effects?
Pharmacology
The processed film containing a visible image is called ___________.
Radiograph
When a disease affects numerous people in a specific geographical area, its known as __________
an epidemic
Avenue in which a medication is administered?
Route
Medical Term for Superficial infection and/or inflammation of a Hair follicle
Folliculitis
What drug classification is used to prevent formation or dissolve blood clots
Anticoagulants
CT without contrast is preformed first because contrast can stay in system up to a week or so once administered.
Check to make sure scene is safe
Check for pulse and breathing
Have someone call 911, grab AED
If no pulse and not breathing, initiate CPR
Tylenol 15mg/kg. Weight 24lbs. (160/5mL)
5.1mL
Highly infectious skin infection causing erythema and progressing to honey colored crust
Impetigo
Drug classification used to relieve pain
Analgesics
What kind of physician specializes in interpreting the images on the processed films?
Radiologist
Identify and Correct Life-Threatening problems
Multiply ounces by 30
Moist Heat.
What agency Monitors, controls and regulates distribution of Controlled Substances
DEA
Drug Enforcement Administration
ALARA stands for ?
As Low As Reasonably Achievable
Emergency treatment for anaphylaxis often includes what 5 specific things?
epi
oxygen
benadryl/ antihystamine
EMS called (911)
Tx for shock
Benadryl 1mg/5kg. Weight 110lbs. (12.5mg/5ml)
4mL
Define Cellulitis
Infection or Inflammation of of connective tissue that typically surrounds wound
Name 5 medications that help with fever, pain and or Inflammation (NSAID, Analgesic, Opiate).
generic name
acetaminophen
ibuprofen
naproxen
diclofenac
Hydrocodone
Oxycodone
meloxicam
morphine
fentanyl
Why would a patient with a brain bleed need a ct or MRI over an xray?
x-rays are 2 dimensional and cannot show soft tissue. They produce flat images and do not distinguish the difference between blood, brian, or bone because those structures are more dense.
What are some of the First steps you would take if you find someone on the floor.
Assess the scene for immediate danger
Check for pulse and breathing
call for help
provide basic first aide
stay with pt
Treat life threatening conditions
CPR
Name the 7 Rights of Medication Administration
1.Right Patient
2.Right Drug
3.Right Dose
4.Right Route
5.Right Time
6. Right Documentation
7. Right Technique
Tell me the difference between Stage 1,2 ,3 and 4 Pressure Ulcers (aka Decubitus ulcers)
Stage 1) redness of the skin that does not return to normal when pressure applied ( skin still intact)
Stage 2) Skin is blistered, peeling or cracked ( superficial)
Stage 3) Full Thickness loss with subcutaneous tissue damage.
Stage 4) Full Thickness loss. Usually crater like ulcer. Exposure of facia, connective tissue, muscle and/or bone present.