Airway Management
This is the correct flow range of oxygen for nasal cannulas
What is 2-6 lpm?
8-10 times a minute is the proper rate when doing this
What is ventilating a patient?
What is a bullet fired from a handgun?
A brief determination of if the patient is in immediate distress is done during this
What is the general impression?
The primary assessment must be done before moving to this
What is the secondary assessment?
This lung sound is commonly associated with asthma
What is wheezing?
This should be attempted to be used any time the patient is unconscious
What is an airway adjunct?
An example of this would be requesting Advanced Life Support to the scene of a call
What is requesting additional resources?
This is the proper order of assessing life threats when someone appears lifeless
What is C-A-B?
The abbreviation for this is ePCR
What is an electronic patient care report?
Children are more prone to this airway emergency
What is obstruction?
This is the name of the rigid suction tip
What is a yankauer?
This is an example of a high velocity projectile
What is a bullet fired from a rifle?
The acronym for this is AVPU
What is Alert, Verbal, Painful, Unresponsive?
These are the three elements of assessing skin
What is color, temperature, and condition?
Consisting of three lobes, this lung is the larger of the two
What is the right lung?
Flexible suction catheters and NPAs are measured using this method of sizes
What are french sizing?
On a motor vehicle accident with hazards present, the danger zone is this distance
What is 100 feet?
This sound indicates the need for OPA placement or opening of the airway
What is snoring?
A patient who is tachycardic has a heart rate above this
What is 100 beats per minute?
This is the size of the oxygen tank that we carry to a patient
What is a "D" tank?
This is how we measure pressure delivered through CPAP
What is cmH2O?
This is the role you assume when you are the first arriving unit to a call and you maintain it until someone relieves you of the duty
What is the incident commander?
This sound indicates that the airway needs suctioning
What is gurgling?
Blood will pass through this valve when it enters the left ventricle
What is the bicuspid valve?