Module 3

Question 1

The measurement of force exerted against the walls of arteries is

Answer 1

Blood pressure

Question 2

Palpation

Answer 2

Physical touching for the purpose of attaining information
Like tenderness and crepitus

Question 3

Percussion

Answer 3

Gently striking the surface of the skin typically wear it, overlies, various body cavities, tapping the finger over the finger

Question 4

Auscultate

Answer 4

Breath sounds listen to lungs

Question 5

Stridor

Answer 5

Upper airway obstruction

Question 6

Wheezes

Answer 6

Asthma, CPOD

Question 7

Course crackles

Answer 7

Pneumonia pulmonary oedema

Question 8

Fine crackles

Answer 8

Pulmonary fibrosis

Question 9

Heartsounds and medical versus heart sounds in trauma

Answer 9

Listen to hurt sounds in trauma and primary and Heartsounds in medical in secondary

Question 10

S1/S2

Answer 10

S one is loud and tricub/ mitral valve
S2 is dub aortic/pulmonary closing

Question 11

Difficulties in making a patient assessment

Answer 11

Language and culture
Impaired off drugs and alcohol
Conative (age)

Question 12

What must pts give you in order to help them

Answer 12

Consent

Question 13

How to deal with multiple complaints

Answer 13

Look for relations
Between a problem
Prioritize complaints

Question 14

Sign versus symptom

Answer 14

A sign is what you can see
Symptoms what you feel

Question 15

What is empathy?

Answer 15

Feel how your patient is feeling

Question 16

What is needed for domestic violence call

Answer 16

Law enforcement
You must leave. Take patient if you can.

Question 17

We have to report abuse if

Answer 17

It’s a child, sexual or elder

Question 18

What do we have to do with all gunshot and stabbing calls?

Answer 18

Report it

Question 19

21 feet rule

Answer 19

Try to keep yourself 21 feet from you in an abuser

Question 20

Factors accounting for confusion

Answer 20

Hypoxia, toxic environment, Delerium stroke, developmentally challenged

Question 21

Sample history

Answer 21

S signs and symptoms
A allergies
M medication ( all vitamins why they’re on it and dosages)
P. Past medical history.
L last oral intake
E events leading up to

Question 22

OPQRST

Answer 22

O onset ( when did the pain start/what brought it on)
P provocation(what makes it feel better or worse)
Q quality( type of pain, sharp / dull )
R region/radiation( doesn’t move anywhere or feel different anywhere else)
S severity ( 1 to 10 scale pain)
T time ( how long has it been happening for? Does it come and go? How long have you had this pain for?)

Question 23

Inspection

Answer 23

Looking

Question 24

Normal breath sounds

Answer 24

Bronchial
Vesicular
Bronchovesicular sounds

Question 25

Pathological avdevential breath sounds

Answer 25

Wheezes and crackles

Question 26

Heartsounds in primary or secondary ?

Answer 26

Secondary for medical Primary for trauma

Question 27

What is the quickest most reliable, initial evaluation tool

Answer 27

Checking the skin

Question 28

Ecchymosis

Answer 28

Bruising of the skin

Question 29

PH spermb

Answer 29

PPE Hazards Scene time Number of patients Environment Resources Mechanism of injury Bystanders

Question 30

Spinal considerations Lordosis kyphosis scoliosis

Answer 30

Butt out ( spine, turned out wards Hatchback ( spine, turned in wards S shape

Question 31

9 region of the Abdo

Answer 31

Question 32

Initial diagnosis comes from (3)

Answer 32

Our findings Chief complaint Patient history

Question 33

Difficulties in finding an initial diagnosis

Answer 33

Language or cultural Impaired Conative ( age )

Question 34

Signs of distress

Answer 34

Diphoresis ( sweating ) Anxious Gaurding Altered Loc Altered ABC

Question 35

5 ps of acute arterial insufficiency

Answer 35

Pain Paller Parathesis, or paralysis Pulselessness Paresthesia ( pins, and needles)

Question 36

Causes of altered mental status AEIOU TIPPS

Answer 36

Alcohol Endocrine/epilepsy Insulin Overdose Uraemia Trauma Infection Poison Psychosis Shock

Question 37

How many area to percuss

Answer 37

6

Question 38

Carnal nerves

Answer 38

Question 39

Priority, patients

Answer 39

CPR Difficulties abc Altered Loc Bad general impression Shock Complicated birth Stymies Strokes Uncontrolled bleed High blood pressure Severe pain or multiple injuries Chest pain with a systolic blood pressure under 100 and diastolic blood pressure under 60 or a map of under 65