Palomar college
Heat cramps
Heat exhaustion
Heatstroke
Sunstroke
Certification
Safety
Effectiveness
Efficiency
Violence
Bargaining
Denial
Acceptance
After they are warmed in the ER even if presumed dead
If they are presumed dead
At signs of death
True
False
Oropharynx
Nasopharynx
Trachea
None of the above
Sticks to red blood cells 100 times more than oxygen canceling out gas exchange
Creates an acid in the lungs
Constricts the airway
SLUDGE
Use of medical all equipment, splinting, controlling airway and circulation
Limited use of medical equipment, CPR skills, treating wounds
ALS
CPR, treating wounds, spinting injuries, and diagnosis
Only after a bystander has gotten it after CPR has began
When circulation to the heart
On the on site signs of cardiac arrest
Cardiac arrest, CPR, defibrillation, advanced care, post arrest care
Brain and spine
All nerves used for automatic functions
Balls
Spine, medulla and brain
Transport patients to the ER
Provide care for injuries
Assist the EMTs or Paramedics
Spinting injuries to stabilize extremities
Sign is something you can see or feel for yourself, symptom is something the patient tells you about his or her condition
A sign is discoloration and a symptom is vomiting
A sign is a pieces and a symptom is astrology
A sign is something the patient tells you and a symptom is what you can see or feel
Heat cramps
Heatstroke
Heat exhaustion
Sunstroke
When the body is subjected to more heat than it can handle and mechanisms such as sweating are overwhelmed
When a person is exposed to high temperatures and humidity causing a person to sweat more than usual
Cause by exercising too much in hot weather
Get bitten by a "anti venom" snake
Learn to be more aware of your surroundings
Pay for superpowers
Neosporin fixes everything
Determine mechanism of injury or nature of illness, review dispatch info, ensure scene safety, precautions, number of patients, and consider additional resources (police...)
Assess the airway, breathing and circulation then update responding EMS units
Primary assesment, history taking, secondary assessment and reassessment
Identify life threats, asses vital functions, block area from civilians, visual survey
Left ventricle
Left atrium
Right atrium
Right ventricle
Propell food thru digestive tract
Called involuntary
Smooth muscles
All the above
Dehydration, Fatigue, Muscle cramps, Heat exhaustion, Fainting, Heat stroke
Sweating, vomiting, headaches, red face, coma
Dehydration, exhaustion, dizziness, bleeding
Nausea, odd behavior, forgetfulness, airway blockage
Terminal disease
Drug abuse
Depression
Disorder
Permission for medical personnel to not attempt rescue resusitation
Person is dead at the scene
Take precautions to the scene
Permission for medical personnel to attempt to rescue without consent
Living will
Guardianship
Durable power of attorney for healthcare
Do not resuscitate (DNR) order
Rigor mortis
Decomposition
Decapitation
Blue skin
Days
Minutes
Hours
Months
Start compression
1-2 breaths
Try again
CPR
Oxygen
Food
Water
Nutrients
Releave them of traumatic experience
Keep them from talking
Take them away from the scene
Be empathic
Front
Back
Sides
Bottom
Based of type and quantity
Often intense and stressful
Immediate
Intuitive
Downward, relax
Upward, relax
Upward, contract
Downward, contract
Flushed
Blemish
Hyper
Rash
Thready
Silent
Weak
Timid
Back away from the scene
Reason with the person and explain your trying to help
Get help
Try to get the gun away from them
Abnormal or unacceptable behavior is present
The person is angry
The person is depressed
Distressed or unresponsive behavior is present
Lack of O2 to the brain
Lack of blood to the brain
Heart failure induced
Cincinnati stroke
Moving de-oxygenated blood into the right ventricle thru the tricuspid valve to the lungs thru the pulmonary valve
Moving oxygenated blood into the right ventricle thru the tricuspid valve to the lungs thru the pulmonary valve
Bringing blood into the heart
Moving oxygenated blood thru the body
Setting EMR skills and performance standards
Making sure all first responders are certified
Setting the standards for ambulances
Giving credentials to schools teaching EMR skills
Oropharynx and nasopharynx
Lungs and diaphragm
Trachea
All the above
True
False
55%
50%
75%
100%
Chest
Thighs
Hands
Feet
Rapidly, slowly
Slowly, rapidly
Binds with the poison and causes vomiting
Starts a fire
Causes release of current symptoms for several hours
Makes the victims kidneys work harder
Acid
Plants
Shellfish
Medication
25 to 50/ 12.5 to 25
12 to 20/ 5 to 10
50 to 75/ 30.2 to 40
100 / 50
Femur, tibia, fibula
Humorous, femur, fibula
Leg, foot
Brachial, cuboidal, falangis
Shortness of breath
Passing out
Brain injury
Vomiting
Chest pain and a lack of O2 to the heart
Seizures
Altered mental status
Diabetes
Platelets
Plasma
Blood cells
White blood cells
Duty to act
Statutory responsibilities
Ethics
To prevent a law suit
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