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Midterm Flashcards

1
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The administration of instant concentrated glucose is the treatment for diabetic crisis (T or F)?

A

True

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2
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An inadequate amount of insulin causes a condition called insulin shock (T or F)?

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False

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3
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Most external hemorrhage can be controlled by targeted direct pressure (T or F)?

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True

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4
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When the body doesn’t get enough glucose, it uses fat to make energy. → by product causes Ketosis (T or F)?

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True

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5
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The most common dressing is?

A

4 x 4

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6
Q

Specialized shock caused by trauma to spine?

A

Neurogenic shock

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7
Q

Universal color when oxygen tank has 100% oxygen?

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Green

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8
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What role does insulin play in bringing sugar to the cells?

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Helps glucose cross cell membrane

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9
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Priority of injury

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Triage

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10
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When you give oxygen to someone, it is beneficial to…

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trauma, cardiac episodes, and respiratory distress (All of the above)

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11
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Seizures are…

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highest priority

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12
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Childbirth is…

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secondary priority

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13
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Unconsciousness

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highest priority

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14
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Wound with hemorrhage

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lowest priority

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15
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Trauma to brain

A

concussion

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16
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Check pulse for adult/child in this location…

A

carotid

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17
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Check pulse for infant in this location…

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brachial

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18
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Difference between clinical and biological death

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no pulse, respiration, or BP (clinically dead) | no BP, respiration, pulse, and brain has died (biological death → can happen in 10 minutes)

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19
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Hypoxia

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low oxygen to cells

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20
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Anoxia

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no oxygen to cells

21
Q

Cardiac tamponade

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when you take the BP and every time the systolic and diastolic get closer and closer together; patient has a blood filled pericardial space

22
Q

Does the Good Samaritan act protect you against gross negligence?

A

no

23
Q

How do you open an airway for adult/child?

A

tilt head back and chin lift

24
Q

How do you open an airway for an infant?

A

keep head neutral

25
Q

When you approach an accident, the first thing you should do is…

A

Primary survey → looking for all life threating conditions → Airway Breathing Circulation Shock (ABCS)

26
Q

Secondary survey?

A

Non-life threating conditions → head to toe assessment

27
Q

If someone is having a seizures, the main concern is…

A

to protect them from an injury to themselves; e.g. move furniture away

28
Q

Most common cause of death related to trauma

A

head trauma

29
Q

58 year old male with cardiac referred pain with difficulty breathing. Likely cause?

A

Heart attack → call EMS, keep patient relaxed, give oxygen

30
Q

Most common airway obstruction in adult?

A

tongue

31
Q

Most common airway obstruction in an infant/child?

A

foreign object

32
Q

Patient has headaches, shortness of breath, dizzy, ongoing flu symptoms, but feel better upon leaving their house. Likely cause?

A

carbon monoxide poisoning

33
Q

Arterial bleeding

A

blood spurts

34
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Venous bleeding

A

blood flow

35
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Capillary bleeding

A

hemorrhage

36
Q

What do you place directly over a wound?

A

dressing

37
Q

What holds dressing in place?

A

bandage

38
Q

Shark bite or large piece of tissue becoming unattached ?

A

avulsion

39
Q

Fracture with bone ends sticking out

A

compound fracture

40
Q

Fracture inside skin

A

simple fracture

41
Q

How do you immobilize a fracture?

A

use splint → reduces pain → reduces shock

42
Q

Grade I

A

no unconscious, dizzy, confused

43
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Grade II

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unconscious, react to mild stimuli

44
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Grade III

A

unconscious, react to pain provoking stimuli

45
Q

Grade IV

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unconscious, unresponsive, comatose

46
Q

Is it better or worse when you have multiple changes in level of consciousness?

A

worse

47
Q

Neck pain and needs support, acute stage of cervical syndrome.

A

cervical wrap → fold towel in thirds and then wrap it around the neck and tape it

48
Q

Most common cause of seizure in children

A

fever (over 105-107)

49
Q

Universal precautions

A

wear eye guard, gloves, WASH YOUR HANDS

Emergency Procedures COPY (5 decks)

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