Intro to EMS
Well-Being of the EMT/Lifting and Moving Pts
Medical, Legal and Ethical Issues
Medical Terminology
Anatomy and Physiology
100

This is referred to the lowest level of licensure capable of practicing any level of medicine in the prehospital environment 

What is an Emergency Medical Responder or EMR

100

In the medical field, we stress the importance of certain things such as Handwashing, donning gloves, masks, gowns etc. All of these fall into what category? 

What is Personal Protective Equipment or Body Substance Isolation

100

Standard of Care

What is the care that would be expected to be provided by an EMT with similar training when caring for a patient in a similar situation

100

bruising found behind the ears, which is often indicative of a basilar skull injury

Battle Signs

100

This is a section of the spinal column which can lead to significant nervous system damage and can result in breathing problems and paralysis in an acute setting

What is the Cervical Spine

200

This isa set of standing orders that allows emergency medical personnel to operate without having to call medical direction in order to perform treatment 

What is Off-Line Medical Direction

200

This Act mandates a procedure by which EMS personnel can seek out information to determine whether they have been exposed to potentially life-threatening illness while performing patient care

What is the Ryan White CARE Act

200

Implied Consent

What is the consent we could presume a patient or their parents would give if they could

200

Swelling of the face/facial structures

What is angioedema
200

This is the structure which creates negative pressure in the thoracic cavity in order to facilitate the mechanical aspect of respiration, or ventilation

What is the diaphragm

300

This entity his responsible for creating the national standards for any personnel in the prehospital field

What is the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians or NREMT

300

This type of move is used at a scene where a patient may be exposed to something that may cause them to decline, or if a treatment can only be performed after the patient has been moved

What is an Urgent Move

300

This is the act of placing a person in fear of potential bodily harm 

What is assault 

300

Levine's Sign

what is the act of a patient holding or clutching their chest in the event that chest pains are present

300

This structure allows nerves and vessels to pass through the pelvis and into the lower extremities 

What is the Obturator foramen 

400

The 911 system utilizes a system that allows them to identify a callers landline and can locate callers weather they are a landline or if they are using a wireless phone 

What is Enhanced 911 or E911

400

This term refers to the appropriate use of the body to facilitate lifting and moving and to prevent injury 

What are Body Mechanics

400

This is found in an incident where a failure to act occurred and resulted in subsequent harm to the patient

What is negligence

400

Hives

What is urticaria

400

A person standing straight up with arms down to the sides and palmas facing out is said to be standing in this position

What is the anatomical position

500

This is an individual who is accountable for activities within an EMS system to include QA/QI, development of protocols and training

Who is the Medical Director

500

Dr. Hans Selye Proposed that the body responds to stress in three stages, what is this overall condition referred to by psychologists?

What is General Adaptation Syndrome

500

This is the act of leaving a patient after care has been initiated and before care has been transferred to an individual with equal or greater medical training

What is abandonment 

500

Raccoon Eyes

What is periorbital ecchymosis

500

This is the portion of the brain responsible for many of the involuntary functions which take place in the body, especially that of respiration

What is the medulla oblongata