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What is DKA? High blood sugar consist of 400ml/dL type 1 diabetic (fruity breath Kussmaul
respirations)
HHNK? blood sugar consists of > 600 usually type 2 diabetics. Takes up to 10 liters to bring
down blood sugar.
signs and symptoms of upper GI bleed? bright red blood in the vomit
treatment for cranial nerve disorders? ● ensure scene safety
● Establish and maintain an adequate airway
● Place patients in a position of comfort (generally with their head elevated. Avoid sudden or
exaggerated movement of the head, as it can exacerbate symptoms)
● Administer supplemental oxygen to correct hypoxia and avoid hyperoxia
● Obtain IV access. Consider a fluid bolus if the patient appears dehydrated
● Check the blood glucose
● Monitor ECG, oximetry, and capnography
● Consider the administration of an antiemetic to help treat dizziness and nausea. If nauseous
or vomiting, consider giving Zofran
● Consider analgesic therapy with an opiate
● Reassure the patient and transport to the ER
side effect of IV fluid therapy? pyrogenic reaction
treatment for apenic patient? establish airway
Cranial nerve care?
, stroke care? ● Ensure scene safety
● Establish and maintain an adequate airway
● If the patient is apneic or if breathing is inadequate provide positive pressure ventilations at a
rate of 10 to 12 per minute
● Check for hypoxia
● Complete a detailed hx
● Perform stroke assessment
● Keep the patient supine in the recovery position. If the patient has CHF, a semi upright
position may be necessary
● If AMS is present of there is a potential for airway compromise, place the patient in the
recovery position
● Determine BGL
● Place a saline lock (avoid dextrose solutions that may increase intracranial pressure due to
increased osmotic effects) if hypoglycemia is present, consider the judicious administration of
50 percent dextrose by slow IV push
treatment for cocaine toxicity? benzodiazepine (valium)
treatment for postiical care?
signs and symptoms of an ACE inhibitor reaction? angioedema and anaphylaxis and status
epilepticus (multiple seizures without a lucid interval in between seizures)
Meningitis and a subarachnoid hemorrhage difference? fever
patient has excessive thirst and urination along with acting strange with a fruity odor. what do
you do? fluid bolus of 250-500 ml then reassess
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What is DKA? High blood sugar consist of 400ml/dL type 1 diabetic (fruity breath Kussmaul
respirations)
HHNK? blood sugar consists of > 600 usually type 2 diabetics. Takes up to 10 liters to bring
down blood sugar.
signs and symptoms of upper GI bleed? bright red blood in the vomit
treatment for cranial nerve disorders? ● ensure scene safety
● Establish and maintain an adequate airway
● Place patients in a position of comfort (generally with their head elevated. Avoid sudden or
exaggerated movement of the head, as it can exacerbate symptoms)
● Administer supplemental oxygen to correct hypoxia and avoid hyperoxia
● Obtain IV access. Consider a fluid bolus if the patient appears dehydrated
● Check the blood glucose
● Monitor ECG, oximetry, and capnography
● Consider the administration of an antiemetic to help treat dizziness and nausea. If nauseous
or vomiting, consider giving Zofran
● Consider analgesic therapy with an opiate
● Reassure the patient and transport to the ER
side effect of IV fluid therapy? pyrogenic reaction
treatment for apenic patient? establish airway
Cranial nerve care?
, stroke care? ● Ensure scene safety
● Establish and maintain an adequate airway
● If the patient is apneic or if breathing is inadequate provide positive pressure ventilations at a
rate of 10 to 12 per minute
● Check for hypoxia
● Complete a detailed hx
● Perform stroke assessment
● Keep the patient supine in the recovery position. If the patient has CHF, a semi upright
position may be necessary
● If AMS is present of there is a potential for airway compromise, place the patient in the
recovery position
● Determine BGL
● Place a saline lock (avoid dextrose solutions that may increase intracranial pressure due to
increased osmotic effects) if hypoglycemia is present, consider the judicious administration of
50 percent dextrose by slow IV push
treatment for cocaine toxicity? benzodiazepine (valium)
treatment for postiical care?
signs and symptoms of an ACE inhibitor reaction? angioedema and anaphylaxis and status
epilepticus (multiple seizures without a lucid interval in between seizures)
Meningitis and a subarachnoid hemorrhage difference? fever
patient has excessive thirst and urination along with acting strange with a fruity odor. what do
you do? fluid bolus of 250-500 ml then reassess
