Pharmacology
Legal and Prfessional
Patho and A&P
Peds and geriatrics
Systems and Public Health
100

This medication route has the fastest onset of action.


Intravenous

100

Threatening to restrain a patient without consent unless they cooperate is considered this legal offense.

Assault

100

This system initially controls accumulation of acids in the body.

Buffer system

100

This infant reflex occurs when a baby grips your finger placed in their hand.

Palmar reflex

100

This term describes  medical control that does not require calling in for permission (Standing orders)

Off line medical control

200

Nitroglycerin is given sublingually primarily to avoid this metabolic process.

 First-pass metabolism

200

This law protects patient confidentiality in healthcare.

HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)

200

Inability of the body to meet the needs of the cells defines what

Shock (hypoperfusion)

200

Immediately after birth, these organs receive full blood flow that was limited in utero.

Lungs

200

The person primarily responsible for authorizing EMS providers to render care is this.

Medical director

300

Narcan (naloxone) works by performing this action at opioid receptor sites.

Blocking opioids from occupying receptor sites

300

Ending care without proper transfer to equal or higher care is known as this.

Abandonment

300

This ion functions as the principal buffer of the body.

Bicarbonate

300

Older adults are at higher fracture risk primarily due to this disease characterized by weak fragile bones.

Osteoporosis

300

The National Registry of EMTs is primarily responsible for this function.

Administering exams to determine entry-level competence

400

A positive chronotropic has this effect.

increases HR

400

When your partner prepares to give a medication that may cause harm to your patient, this is your best action.

Prevent your partner from administering the medication

400

This cellular process moves sodium out of a cell and potassium into it. 

Sodium potassium pump

400

The typical age range for menopause occurs during this decade span.

Late 40s to early 50s

400

The most important benefit of EMS research is this outcome.

Improved patient outcomes

500

A patient receiving nitroglycerin develops a hot face and headache—what is the term that describes unintended physical reactions that occur alongside the intended therapeutic effect of a medication

Side effects

500

You observe cigarette burns on a child. Legally, what action must you take?

Reporting suspected child abuse

500

During metabolic acidosis, the respiratory system compensates by making these changes to rate and depth

Increased respiration rate and depth

500

Compared to adults, pediatric patients typically have this type of metabolic rate.

Higher metabolic rate (faster)

500

Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) is categorized as which form of medical oversight?

Retrospective medical direction