emtb Flashcards
(163 cards)
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avusion
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tissue removed from the body though three layers of skin
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melena
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is black and tarr like poop
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digital clubbing? Cause?
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A condition affecting the fingers and toes in which the extremities are broadened and the nails are shiny and abnormally curve,hypoxia
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smallest part of an adults airway?
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glottis
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late stage hypoxia
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mental status, weak plus, cyanosis
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brain damage possible after?
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4-6 min w/o Os
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early signs of hypoxia
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restlessness irritability tachycardia
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v tach
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rapid contraction of the heart
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v fib
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disorganized firing of the ventricles
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not an asma irritant?
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warm dusty air
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male tidal vol
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500-800 ml
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reduced tidal volume is most likely caused from?`
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unequal chest expansion
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endometritis is?
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inflammation of the uterus
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cardiac output?
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stroke vol X HR
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automaticity of cardiac cells means?
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the cells ability to spontaneously de polarize
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nitro come in three froms and what mg
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spray 0.4 - tab 0.4 - paste 1-2 inches
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AED Stands for
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automated external defibrillator
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durning cpr where is your hand?
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center of the chest lower half of breast bone!
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inotropic?
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contractility of the heart
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schedule 1 drugs include
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no medical purpose highly additive
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abrupto placenta
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Abdominal pain
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placenta pervia
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painless- Placenta previa (pluh-SEN-tuh PREH-vee-uh) occurs when a baby’s placenta partially or totally covers the mother’s cervix — the doorway between the uterus and the vagina. Placenta previa can cause severe bleeding before or during delivery
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burns percent of nines for a infentant
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Head, back, chest 18- Legs 13.5 each- arms 9 each dick 1
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nine rule burns for a child
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head 12 - back chest 18- legs 16.5- arms 9 each g 1
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nine rules for adult
head 9 ,backest chest 18, arms 18 each
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excessive pain during menstruation
Dysmenorrhea
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gravida
refers to how many time a woman has been prego
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para
how many children have came out
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classic traid of preeclamspsia
hypertension poteinuria edema weight gain
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edema
swelling of organs
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crepitation is?
sound bones make when rubbing against each other
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signs of preeclampspie
high bp
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evisceration
organ out side the body
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cervical spine how many vertebra
7
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Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA)
DKA results from a shortage of insulin; in response the body switches to burning fatty acids and producing acidic ketone bodies that cause most of the symptoms and complications.
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kussmul's respirations
is a deep and labored breathing pattern often associated with severe metabolic acidosis, particularly diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) but also renal failure.
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popliteal is palatable where
behing the knee
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paradoxical motion is classified by witch injury
fail segment
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arterial bleeding
bright red blood pulsating
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Glasgow coma scale
Eyes- Open,4, Verbal command 3, pain 2, do not open 1
Vebal-5 talks normal-4 confused3 innaprobate words 2 sounds 1 no sounds
motor 6 obays commands, 5 locate pain, 4abduction/ withdraw from pain,3werid abbduction to pain 2 extenstion to pain 1 no movement
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you can no give activated charcoal to somebody that swallowed
bleach
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dyspnea
difficulty breathing
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copd ppl rely on ?
oxygen levels stimulate
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crackling in the lungs means
air is moving throw constricting air ways
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popping sound in an airway means
air is trying to move throw liquid
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oxygen consumption is based on
metabolic rate higher in children
| adults 3-4 ml/kg . chilren 6-8 ml/kg
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angina pectoris and meds
Stable angina is chest pain or discomfort that usually occurs with activity or stress. Angina is chest discomfort due to poor blood flow through the blood vessels in the heart. nitro
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Endometriosis
inflamation of the uterus
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adult cpr depth
at least 2 inch
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receives de oxygenated blood
right atrium
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sends blood to the lungs
right ventricle
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receives o blood
left atrium
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sends o blood to the body
left ventricle
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the superior part of the body ...
near to the head
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inferior part of the body
inferior
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part of the body that lies farther than the midline
lateral
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proximal
closer to the trunk
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distal
father away from the truck
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ventral
belly side
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dorsal
back
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anterior
front
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posterior
back
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top closer to the head
superior
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bottom closer to the feet
inferior
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middle closer to the midline
medial
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farthest! from from point of attachment
distal
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closest
proximal
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closest to the skin
superficial
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farthest form the skin
deep
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coronal
front back
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transverse
top bottom
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sagittal
left and right
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midsagittal
midline left right equal halfs
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flexion
bending of joint
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extension
straightening of an joint
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adduction
toward the midline
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abduction
away from the midline
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prone
face down on belly
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supine
laying flat on back
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modified trendelenburg position
shock supine feet up
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fowler's position
sitting up
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recovery position
belly arm out one knee bent
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ligament
bone to bone
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tendon
muscle to bone
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cartilage
cushion between bones
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how many bones in the human body
206
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where would you find the zygomatic bone?
face
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pairs of ribs
12
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vena cava supe
into the RA
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pleural space
lining the chest wall is not really a space until blood or air leaks into it
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alveoli
exchange of the co2 O2
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agonal breathing
brain sends message to breathing mussels to do sum work gasping dying breaths
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what happens during inhalation ?
both the inter coastal muscles and diaphragm contract
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during inspiration the pural space is ..... compared to the atm pressure
negative to the atm pressure
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an upper air way obstruction occurs out side of what
thorax
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when ventilating a patient you should? howmany breaths over what time?
8-10breaths over 1 sec
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when using the head tilt chin lift on a child it is important to...
not hyperextend the neck because this will collapse the trachea
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exhalation is and ..... phase
passive
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long trip and shortness of breath during exertion
maybe a pulmary embolism
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baroreceptors are receptors that detect
blood pressure
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brain damage begins roughly at
4-6min
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LRQ sever pain may be
appendicitis
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sever pain in the upper abdomen
pancreatitis
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when parking your unit and the scene of hazmat you want to park your truck
uphill up wind
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ob/gyn stands for
obstetric and gynecology
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stage one of labor starts with labor and ends with?
complete dilation of the cervix
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fetus' cord how many veins and arteries
3 arteries and 2 veins
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who regulates telecommunications
fcc
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DOTS Stands for???
Deformities
Open wounds
tenderness
Swelling
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fibrous membrane that separates muscles is Known as
fascia
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MCI - who would you tag red?
Immediate pts , touble with abc head injury signs of shock transport them first and closer place
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yellow tag mci
these pts can hold off till the redtags are treated
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greann mci tag
pt can walk treatment and transport can be delayed
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black tag!
dead or low chance of surviving
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atrial kick
describes why the amount of blood got to the V after the A Kicks
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stabbing in the LRQ just below the rib may puncture the
vena cava
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valve between the RA RV
Tricuspid
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Valve between LA LV
bicuspid
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LUQ stab what organ affected
spleen
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In what position would you expect a patient with severe dyspnea to be in
Fowlers
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Seizures in children MOST often are the result of
Rise in body temp
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is caused by a ruptured artery in the brain, resulting in intracerebral bleeding, cerebral ischemia, and increased intracranial pressure.
Hemorrhagic stroke
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occurs when a clot occludes a cerebral artery
ischemic stroke (accounts for approximately 80% of all strokes)
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If the clot forms locally, it is referred to as a
thrombotic stroke
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if the clot travels to the brain from another part of the body, it is referred to as an
embolic stroke.
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Sudden cardiac arrest in the adult population is MOST often the result of:
a cardiac dysrhythmia or V Fib
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Which of the following vaccinations is NOT currently recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
smalpox
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is an inflammation of the protective coverings of the brain and spinal cord (meninges). Common signs and symptoms of meningitis include fever, headache, neck stiffness (nuchal rigidity), and vomiting.
Meningitis
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An inaccurate pulse oximetry reading may be caused by:
exxsessive blood cells
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While assessing a patient with chest pain, you note that his pulse is irregular. This indicates:
abnormalities in the heart’s electrical conduction system.
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white blood cells
fights infection
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redbloodcells
(hemoglobin) transports Os
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plasma
transports carbon dioxide
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the part that separates left and right sides of the heart
septum
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lower airway starts at the
larynx
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cheyne stokes breathing
seen in head injuries
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eupnea
normal breathing
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apnea
no breathing
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bronchitis
cough greenish brown sputum
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prego woman, sharp ripping pain lower ab pain and states she's starting contractions but then stops when pain stops and your findings of a tender ridig ab along with signs of shock
uterine rupture
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child is premature when how many weeks
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ecchymosis
bruise
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Surfactant is a
lubricant that lines the alveolar walls.
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pancreas
produces insulin
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(hematemesis)
blooding throw up
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rectal bleeding
hematochezia
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Insulin shock results from
results from a low blood glucose level (hypoglycemia) and is characterized by a rapid onset; altered mental status; and cool, clammy skin
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Meningitis
is an inflammation of the protective coverings of the brain and spinal cord (meninges). Common signs and symptoms of meningitis include fever, headache, neck stiffness (nuchal rigidity), and vomiting. An altered mental status is common in severe cases. Meningococcal meningitis, caused by a bacterium, is the most contagious and potentially fatal type of meningitis. The patient’s signs and symptoms are not consistent with acute stroke, tuberculosis (TB), or influenza (the flu). Although fever is common with both TB and the flu, neither causes neck stiffness. Acute stroke may be associated with a headache, especially a hemorrhagic stroke; however, stroke patients typically do not have a fever.
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apgar stands for
Appearance, Pulse, Grimace, Activity, and Respirations. 0,1,2
A score of 1 is assigned for appearance if the newborn’s body is pink, but its hands and feet remain blue. If its heart rate is greater than 100 beats/min, it receives a score of 2 for the pulse. If it cries and tries to move its foot away when soles of its feet are flicked, it is assigned a score of 2 for grimace/irritability. If it resists attempts to straighten its hips and knees, a score of 2 is assigned for activity/muscle tone. If its respirations are rapid, a score of 2 is assigned.
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vertex presentation
baby head comes out
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breech presentation
something that the head comes out
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Breech presentations are associated with a higher incidence of
prolapse cord is a condition in which a part of the umbilical cord precedes the presenting part of the baby
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According to the pediatric rule of nines,
the child’s head represents 18% of his or her total body surface area (TBSA), the anterior chest represents 9% (the entire anterior torso [chest and abdomen] represents 18%), and each entire upper extremity represents 9%. Therefore, burns to the head, anterior chest, and both upper extremities cover 45% of the child’s TBSA. The rule of nines is modified for infants and children. The head accounts for 18% of the child’s TBSA (9% in adults) because the head is proportionately larger than an adult’s. The lower extremities account for 13.5% (some references cite 14%) of the child’s TBSA (18% in adults) because the child’s lower extremities are proportionately smaller than an adult’s.
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Preeclampsia typically develops after the
20th week hapens with first preys most
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When is it MOST appropriate to clamp and cut the umbilical cord?
when the cord stops pulsating
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Labor is divided into three stages.
The first stage begins with the onset of contractions and ends when the cervix is fully dilated. In the field, the EMT cannot determine the degree of cervical dilation, so the appearance of the baby’s head at the vaginal opening (crowning) is used to mark the end of the first stage of labor. As the first stage of labor progresses, the mother’s contractions become more frequent and regular. The second stage of labor begins with full cervical dilation (or in the field, crowning) and ends when the baby is completely delivered. The third stage of labor begins with the birth of the baby and ends when the placenta (afterbirth) has delivered.
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during delivery Gentle pressure should be applied to the baby’s head during
crowning
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A child typically begins to develop stranger anxiety when he or she is a/an
toddler
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After the baby’s head delivers, it is usually tilted:
posterly (facedown) then tilted to one side
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signs or symptoms is MOST suggestive of a systemic reaction following ingestion of a poison
tac car hyopten
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The heart has four layers
. The inner layer is called the endocardium, the middle layer is composed of muscle and is called the myocardium (myo = muscle), and the outer layer of the heart itself is called the epicardium. The pericardium, which is a thin, fibrous membrane, encapsulates the entire heart.
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Hemothorax occurs
when blood gets in the pleural space and compresses the lung
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You should suspect a hemothorax if a patient with
chest trauma presents with shock
