Part 1 Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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study of body structure

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anatomy

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2
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study of body function

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physiology

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3
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anatomic position

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facing forward, hands at sides, palms facing forward

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4
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plane cuts horizontally through the body

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transverse, horizontal

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5
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plane cuts vertically through the chest

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sagittal, median plane

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6
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systolic blood pressure

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how much pressure your blood is exerting against your artery walls when the heart beats

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diastolic pressure

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how much pressure your blood is exerting against your artery walls while the heart is resting between beats

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8
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When do you use rescue breathing?

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when not breathing but have a pulse

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9
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What is 51A?

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mandated reporting form for massachussets

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10
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What is cyanosis?

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turning blue

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11
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What is the pressure in an oxygen tank?

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2000-200psi

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12
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What happens if you bag a patient too hard?

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too much positive pressure, will bring blood flow to a halt

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13
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What are the valves of the heart?

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  • TPMA

- Tricuspid, Pulmonary, Mitral, Aortic

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14
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What is a bleb?

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thinning of the wall of the lung

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15
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What is an epistaxis?

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nosebleed

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16
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Bag valve mask on room air oxygen %

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21% oxygen

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17
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What is the percent oxygen for a non-rebreather?

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80-90% oxygen

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18
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What are the vertebra of the spine?

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cervical - 7
thoracic - 12
Lumbar - 5
Sacrum - 5
Coccyx - 4
19
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What is the oxygen used for suctioning?

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30L/min, 300mmHg of oxygen

20
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What is the larynx?

A

separation between the top and bottom airway

21
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Who is in charge of getting con ed?

22
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What is the dose of narcan?

23
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Normal systolic blood pressure for a child 1-10?

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90mm Hg + 2x childs age in years

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What is a productive cough?

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produces spewtum

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What is atelectesis?
loss of elasticity in the alveoli
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What is the number one thing you can catch as an EMT?
Hep B
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What is CHART?
- Chief complaint - History - Assessment - Rx Treatment - Transport
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What are the 6 rights of administering medication?
Right person, dose, time, route, medication, documentation
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Type one diabetes?
juvenile
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Type 2 diabetes?
not juvenile
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What is a hemothorax?
lung filled with blood
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What are 4 sounds of a partially obstructed airway?
Stridor, Hoarseness Snoring Gurgling
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What is stridor?
Stridor- high pitched whistling sound indicative of a severely narrowed air passage
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What is hoarseness?
Hoarseness - raspy change in voice; indicative of swelling around the vocal cords
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What is snoring?
Snoring- similar to a snore during sleep; indicative of diminished muscle tone
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What is gurgling?
bubbling sound; indicative of vomit, blood or secretions in the airway
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What is used to open the airway manually?
- head tilt chin lift | - jaw-thrust maneuver (spinal injury)
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How do you treat a conscious, severely choking adult?
abdominal thrust
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What is the main function of airway adjuncts?
to keep the tongue from blocking the airway when muscle tone is diminished
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How do you measure an OPA?
measure from the corner of the mouth to the tip of the earlobe on the same side
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How long should you suction for?
limit suction to no longer than 10 seconds at a time
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What do infants have on their head?
- fontanelles not fused at birth - posterior closes in 2-3 months - anterior closes in 9-18 months
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What do fontanelles indicate?
- sunken fontanelles indicate dehydration | - bulging fontanelles without crying indicate increased pressure inside the skull