EMR: Can You Pass This First Responder Test? Trivia Quiz

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1. You are on-site evaluating a patient for potential donation. After reviewing the chart and speaking to the RN, you notice the patient's blood pressure is 60/30. Is this normal or abnormal?

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Abnormal is correct. This blood pressure is very low.

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EMR: Can You Pass This First Responder Test? Emergency responders are the first people who reach a place where a disaster has occurred and get to offer first aid services to those unconscious or hurt. Take the test and see how much you know based on how high you score... see moreand at the same time refresh your understanding. All the best! see less

2. The ___________ gives information on past medical history and home medications.

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H&P gives you information on past medical history, home medications and events surrounding a patient's admission to the hospital.

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3. Which of the following evaluates liver function?

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T. bili is a measurement of liver function found in a liver function test. All of the other responses are found in a chemistry panel.

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4. Based on the information from above, what should be started in order to maintain the option of donation?

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Vasopressors is the correct answer. If no interventions are started, the option of donation may be lost.

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5. The first responder understands that Nipride is a medication to:

Explanation

Nipride is used to treat high blood pressure.

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6. Which of the following information is important to obtain from the bedside RN?

Explanation

Identifying current neurological status and vitals signs are the MOST important information.

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7. Which is NOT a vasopressor?

Explanation

Dopamine, levophed, and Epinephrine are all vasopressors.

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8. The nursing flowsheet contains which of the following information:

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All of the above are found on the nursing flowsheet.

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9. Which lab indicates how well kidneys are functioning?

Explanation

BUN and Cr are direct measurements of renal function.

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10. Which of the following assesses the patient's neurological status?

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All of these brainstem reflexes are easily assessed and can give useful information regarding a patient's neurological status.

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11. The bedside RN informs you that the patient is excreting large amounts of urine and thinks the patient is in DI. What medications treat DI?

Explanation

Vasopressin and DDAVP control diabetes insipidus.

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12. Prior to leaving the hospital, it is important to call:

Explanation

The TL or TC may have further questions for you. It is important to call them and report your findings.

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13. Which of the following medications could mask a patient's true neurological status?

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Vasopressin treates diabetes insipidus and dopamine treats hypotension.

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You are on-site evaluating a patient for potential donation. After...
The ___________ gives information on past medical history and home...
Which of the following evaluates liver function?
Based on the information from above, what should be started in order...
The first responder understands that Nipride is a medication to:
Which of the following information is important to obtain from the...
Which is NOT a vasopressor?
The nursing flowsheet contains which of the following information:
Which lab indicates how well kidneys are functioning?
Which of the following assesses the patient's neurological status?
The bedside RN informs you that the patient is excreting large amounts...
Prior to leaving the hospital, it is important to call:
Which of the following medications could mask a patient's true...
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