Review Flashcards

(55 cards)

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What is Assault?

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A willful threat to inflict harm on a patient.

* can occur without touching patient

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What is abandonment?

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If you stop treatment on a patient without transferring care to an equal or higher level of training.

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What is Battery?

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The act of touching a patient unlawfully without his consent.

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What is negligence?

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When there is a breach in the duty to act.

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What is the Good Samaritan law?

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Protects a person who is not paid for there services from liability for acts performed in good faith.

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What is the duty to act?

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Legal obligation to provide service.

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Scope if Practice:

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Actions and care an EMT is allowed to practice by state.

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Implied consent:

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When you assume an unresponsive patient would consent to emergency care if he could.

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Expressed consent is?

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Patient expresses his wish to be treated or not

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Involuntary consent is?

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Can be applied when dealing with a patient that is mentally incompetent or in custody if law enforcement.

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What is a DNR?

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Do not rescucitate.

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What is an AMA?

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A patient that refuses care against medical advice.

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What type of people qualify for a 51/50?

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Danger to self/others

Gravely disabled

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Who can issue a 51/50?

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An authorized PD officer or ED physician.

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What steps does the blood take through the heart?

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Vena Cavae
Right Atrium
Tricuspid Valve
Right Ventricle
Pulmonic valve
Pulmonary Artery
Lungs 
Pulmonary veins
Left Atrium 
Bicuspid valve
Left ventricle
Aortic valve
Aorta
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Arteries:

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Carry blood away from the Heart

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Arterioles:

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Carry blood from the arteries to the capillaries.

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Capillaries:

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Connects arteriole to venule, allows exchanges at cellular level.

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Venules:

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Connected to distal ends of capillaries.

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Veins:

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Carry blood back to the heart.

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When do coronary arteries receive blood supply?

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During diastolic pressure.

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Diastolic pressure:

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When the left ventricle is at rest, or between contractions.

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What is systolic pressure?

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Exerted against the walls of the arête tie when the left ventricle contracts.

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PENMAN

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P- Personal Safety 
E- environment 
N- number if pts
M- mechanism/illness
A- additional resources
N- need for extraction/c-spine
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OPQRST
``` O- onset P- provoke Q- quality of pain R- radiation S- severity T- time ```
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BREM
B- breathing R- respiration E- eyes M- movement
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PRBELS
``` P- pulse R- respirations B- blood pressure E- eyes(pupils) L- lung sounds ```
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Tachypnea
Breathing rate faster than normal
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Apnea
Absence of breathing
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Dyspnea
Difficulty breathing.
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What are the functions of the cerebrum?
Outermost portion of brain. Controls specific body functions, such as sensation, thought and memory.
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Cerebellum is responsible for:
Coordinates muscle activity and maintains balance.
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What does the brainstorm contain?
The mesencephalon, pond and medulla oblongata.
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Medulla oblongata
Controls the respiratory center, cardiac center, and vasomotor center.
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Peripheral nervous center.
Berbers outside of spinal cord and brain. Sensation + reflex.
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Voluntary nervous system.
Influences skeletal(voluntary) muscles and movement.
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Autonomic nervous system
Automatic, influences smooth muscles.
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How many layers does the skin have?
3. Epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous.
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What is the stomach responsible for?
Digestive system
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Pancreas
Produce Insulin
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Gallbladder
Stores bile
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Spleen
Filters blood
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Liver
Produces bile
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Right upper q
Liver, pancreas, gallbladder.
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Left upper q
Stomach, spleen, part of liver
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Right lower q
Appendix, intestines
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Left lower q
Intestines.
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Infancy: at birth
R- 40-60 | P- 140-160
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Infancy: neonate
R- 30-40 | P- 100-160
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Infancy- 1 year
R- 20-30 | P- 100-120
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Toddlers
R 20-30 | P 80-130
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Preschoolers
R 20-30 | P 80-120
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School age
R 20-30 | P 70-110
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Adolescents
R 12-20 | P 55-105
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Adulthood
R 16-20 | P 70