AEMT EXAM 2 COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE
◉ Select the 2 medications that are an antidote | A.
Diphenhydramine B. Oral Glucose C. Glucagon D. Ondansetron E.
Dextrose 50%, 25%, 10% F. Albuterol G. Naloxone H. Ipratropium I.
Activated Charcoal J. Ketorolac K. D5W - 5% Dextrose in Water L.
Thiamine (Betaxin) M. Epinephrine N. Normal Saline O. Aspirin P.
Acetaminophen Q. Nitroglycerin R. Ibuprofen S. Nitrous Oxide T.
Lactated Ringer's U. Oxygen.
Answer: Correct Answers: Naloxone, Activated Charcoal
◉ Select the 2 medications that are a gas | A. Nitroglycerin B.
Epinephrine C. Ketorolac D. Naloxone E. Lactated Ringer's F. Aspirin
G. Glucagon H. D5W - 5% Dextrose in Water I. Nitrous Oxide J.
Diphenhydramine K. Albuterol L. Acetaminophen M. Oral Glucose N.
Ipratropium O. Ibuprofen P. Normal Saline Q. Thiamine (Betaxin) R.
Dextrose 50%, 25%, 10% S. Oxygen T. Activated Charcoal U.
Ondansetron.
Answer: Correct Answers: Nitrous Oxide, Oxygen
◉ Select the 3 medications that are an analgesic | A. Glucagon B.
Thiamine (Betaxin) C. Albuterol D. Ipratropium E. Diphenhydramine
F. Lactated Ringer's G. Epinephrine H. Nitroglycerin I. Oral Glucose J.
Naloxone K. Oxygen L. Dextrose 50%, 25%, 10% M. D5W - 5%
Dextrose in Water N. Activated Charcoal O. Nitrous Oxide P.
Ondansetron Q. Normal Saline R. Aspirin S. Acetaminophen.
,Answer: Correct Answers: Nitrous Oxide, Aspirin, Acetaminophen
◉ Select the 3 medications that can be given for fever | A. Lactated
Ringer's B. Albuterol C. Thiamine (Betaxin) D. Ondansetron E.
Aspirin F. Ketorolac G. D5W - 5% Dextrose in Water H. Epinephrine I.
Normal Saline J. Ibuprofen K. Ipratropium L. Glucagon M. Nitrous
Oxide N. Acetaminophen O. Activated Charcoal P. Nitroglycerin Q.
Oral Glucose R. Dextrose 50%, 25%, 10% S. Diphenhydramine T.
Naloxone U. Oxygen.
Answer: Correct Answers: Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen
◉ Select the 3 medications that can be given for anaphylaxis | A.
Naloxone B. D5W - 5% Dextrose in Water C. Nitroglycerin D. Oxygen
E. Ondansetron F. Activated Charcoal G. Lactated Ringer's H.
Diphenhydramine I. Aspirin J. Dextrose 50%, 25%, 10% K. Normal
Saline L. Ketorolac M. Albuterol N. Thiamine (Betaxin) O.
Epinephrine P. Ibuprofen Q. Nitrous Oxide R. Acetaminophen S.
Ipratropium T. Oral Glucose U. Glucagon.
Answer: Correct Answers: Diphenhydramine, Albuterol, Epinephrine
◉ Which of the following medications is a Catecholamine | A.
Epinephrine B. Naloxone C. Nitroglycerin D. Diphenhydramine E.
Ipratropium F. Albuterol.
Answer: Correct Answer: Epinephrine
,◉ Match the medication with its alternate name |.
Answer:
◉ Aspirin Acetylsalicylic Acid;.
Answer:
◉ Narcan-Naloxone;.
Answer:
◉ Albuterol-Ventolin;.
Answer:
◉ Diphenhydramine-Benadryl;.
Answer:
◉ Ketorolac-Toradol;.
Answer:
◉ Epinephrine-Adrenalin;.
Answer:
◉ Ondansetron-Zofran;.
, Answer:
◉ Nitroglycerin-Nitro-Stat;.
Answer:
◉ Ipratropium-Atrovent;.
Answer:
◉ Nitrous Oxide-Nitronox;.
Answer:
◉ Thiamine-Betaxin.
Answer:
◉ You wish to administer an antiemetic. What is the medication and
dose?.
Answer: Correct Answer: Ondansetron, 4mg IV
◉ Medication for acute ingested poisoning within the last hour and
dose.
Answer: Correct Answer: Activated Charcoal, 25-50g PO
◉ Select the 2 medications that are an antidote | A.
Diphenhydramine B. Oral Glucose C. Glucagon D. Ondansetron E.
Dextrose 50%, 25%, 10% F. Albuterol G. Naloxone H. Ipratropium I.
Activated Charcoal J. Ketorolac K. D5W - 5% Dextrose in Water L.
Thiamine (Betaxin) M. Epinephrine N. Normal Saline O. Aspirin P.
Acetaminophen Q. Nitroglycerin R. Ibuprofen S. Nitrous Oxide T.
Lactated Ringer's U. Oxygen.
Answer: Correct Answers: Naloxone, Activated Charcoal
◉ Select the 2 medications that are a gas | A. Nitroglycerin B.
Epinephrine C. Ketorolac D. Naloxone E. Lactated Ringer's F. Aspirin
G. Glucagon H. D5W - 5% Dextrose in Water I. Nitrous Oxide J.
Diphenhydramine K. Albuterol L. Acetaminophen M. Oral Glucose N.
Ipratropium O. Ibuprofen P. Normal Saline Q. Thiamine (Betaxin) R.
Dextrose 50%, 25%, 10% S. Oxygen T. Activated Charcoal U.
Ondansetron.
Answer: Correct Answers: Nitrous Oxide, Oxygen
◉ Select the 3 medications that are an analgesic | A. Glucagon B.
Thiamine (Betaxin) C. Albuterol D. Ipratropium E. Diphenhydramine
F. Lactated Ringer's G. Epinephrine H. Nitroglycerin I. Oral Glucose J.
Naloxone K. Oxygen L. Dextrose 50%, 25%, 10% M. D5W - 5%
Dextrose in Water N. Activated Charcoal O. Nitrous Oxide P.
Ondansetron Q. Normal Saline R. Aspirin S. Acetaminophen.
,Answer: Correct Answers: Nitrous Oxide, Aspirin, Acetaminophen
◉ Select the 3 medications that can be given for fever | A. Lactated
Ringer's B. Albuterol C. Thiamine (Betaxin) D. Ondansetron E.
Aspirin F. Ketorolac G. D5W - 5% Dextrose in Water H. Epinephrine I.
Normal Saline J. Ibuprofen K. Ipratropium L. Glucagon M. Nitrous
Oxide N. Acetaminophen O. Activated Charcoal P. Nitroglycerin Q.
Oral Glucose R. Dextrose 50%, 25%, 10% S. Diphenhydramine T.
Naloxone U. Oxygen.
Answer: Correct Answers: Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen
◉ Select the 3 medications that can be given for anaphylaxis | A.
Naloxone B. D5W - 5% Dextrose in Water C. Nitroglycerin D. Oxygen
E. Ondansetron F. Activated Charcoal G. Lactated Ringer's H.
Diphenhydramine I. Aspirin J. Dextrose 50%, 25%, 10% K. Normal
Saline L. Ketorolac M. Albuterol N. Thiamine (Betaxin) O.
Epinephrine P. Ibuprofen Q. Nitrous Oxide R. Acetaminophen S.
Ipratropium T. Oral Glucose U. Glucagon.
Answer: Correct Answers: Diphenhydramine, Albuterol, Epinephrine
◉ Which of the following medications is a Catecholamine | A.
Epinephrine B. Naloxone C. Nitroglycerin D. Diphenhydramine E.
Ipratropium F. Albuterol.
Answer: Correct Answer: Epinephrine
,◉ Match the medication with its alternate name |.
Answer:
◉ Aspirin Acetylsalicylic Acid;.
Answer:
◉ Narcan-Naloxone;.
Answer:
◉ Albuterol-Ventolin;.
Answer:
◉ Diphenhydramine-Benadryl;.
Answer:
◉ Ketorolac-Toradol;.
Answer:
◉ Epinephrine-Adrenalin;.
Answer:
◉ Ondansetron-Zofran;.
, Answer:
◉ Nitroglycerin-Nitro-Stat;.
Answer:
◉ Ipratropium-Atrovent;.
Answer:
◉ Nitrous Oxide-Nitronox;.
Answer:
◉ Thiamine-Betaxin.
Answer:
◉ You wish to administer an antiemetic. What is the medication and
dose?.
Answer: Correct Answer: Ondansetron, 4mg IV
◉ Medication for acute ingested poisoning within the last hour and
dose.
Answer: Correct Answer: Activated Charcoal, 25-50g PO
