SNHD EMT Protocols Exam 2024|
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which of the following describes heat cramps? - ANSWER normal to elevated body temp,
weakness, muscle cramping
the Pediatric Patient Destination protocol is used for: - ANSWER patients less than 18 years
of age
when should defibrillation be attempted during a witnessed cardiac arrest? -
ANSWER immediately
what is the purpose of the protocol manual? - ANSWER provide guidance to all prehospital
care providers and emergency department physicians within the Clark County EMS system
what are possible causes of disruptive shock? - ANSWER sepsis, anaphylaxis, neurogenic, toxins
during cardiac arrest, how often are pulse checks preformed? - ANSWER every 2 minutes
a traction splint is indicated of which of the following patients? - ANSWER isolated mid shaft
femur fracture
, a patient with a systolic blood pressure between what ranges may be placed in an ER
waiting room - ANSWER 100-180
a patient on a legal psychiatric hold may be placed in the ER waiting roo, - ANSWER false
how much does the posterior torso represent in an adult patient in the Rule of 9's - ANSWER
18%
patients placed on backboards for extrication or movements should not be moved to a
soft mattress - ANSWER false
what is often associated with submersion incidents? - ANSWER hypothermia
what is a normal blood glucose reading in a newborn? - ANSWER 40 mg/dl
what are possible causes of cariogenic shock? - ANSWER heat failure, MI, cardiomyopathy,
myocardial contusion, toxins
when is cervical stabilization not performed? - ANSWER penetrating trauma to the head and or
neck with no evidence of spinal injury, Injuries where placement of the collar might
compromise patient assessment, airway management, ventilation and/ or hemorrhage
control, patients in cardiac arrest
which of the following is considered supportive care? - ANSWER suction the airway,
administer oxygen, position of comfort, splint, control bleeding, pain medications (ALS only),
emotional support, contact hospice, home health, attending physician, or hospital as
appropriate, be attentive of any actions the patient may take to revoke his authorization to
without life-resuscitation treatment.
what protocols must be followed in the specific sequence noted? - ANSWER
general assessment
Questions Solved 100% Correct | Verified
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which of the following describes heat cramps? - ANSWER normal to elevated body temp,
weakness, muscle cramping
the Pediatric Patient Destination protocol is used for: - ANSWER patients less than 18 years
of age
when should defibrillation be attempted during a witnessed cardiac arrest? -
ANSWER immediately
what is the purpose of the protocol manual? - ANSWER provide guidance to all prehospital
care providers and emergency department physicians within the Clark County EMS system
what are possible causes of disruptive shock? - ANSWER sepsis, anaphylaxis, neurogenic, toxins
during cardiac arrest, how often are pulse checks preformed? - ANSWER every 2 minutes
a traction splint is indicated of which of the following patients? - ANSWER isolated mid shaft
femur fracture
, a patient with a systolic blood pressure between what ranges may be placed in an ER
waiting room - ANSWER 100-180
a patient on a legal psychiatric hold may be placed in the ER waiting roo, - ANSWER false
how much does the posterior torso represent in an adult patient in the Rule of 9's - ANSWER
18%
patients placed on backboards for extrication or movements should not be moved to a
soft mattress - ANSWER false
what is often associated with submersion incidents? - ANSWER hypothermia
what is a normal blood glucose reading in a newborn? - ANSWER 40 mg/dl
what are possible causes of cariogenic shock? - ANSWER heat failure, MI, cardiomyopathy,
myocardial contusion, toxins
when is cervical stabilization not performed? - ANSWER penetrating trauma to the head and or
neck with no evidence of spinal injury, Injuries where placement of the collar might
compromise patient assessment, airway management, ventilation and/ or hemorrhage
control, patients in cardiac arrest
which of the following is considered supportive care? - ANSWER suction the airway,
administer oxygen, position of comfort, splint, control bleeding, pain medications (ALS only),
emotional support, contact hospice, home health, attending physician, or hospital as
appropriate, be attentive of any actions the patient may take to revoke his authorization to
without life-resuscitation treatment.
what protocols must be followed in the specific sequence noted? - ANSWER
general assessment
