1 of 202
Term
If you use the IED check list on a casualty, what type of injury are you
assessing them for?
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3 hours after injury Tension pneumothorax
, Head injury Head trauma
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2 of 202
Term
Which CoTCCC-recommended analgesia medications can be given by
the intranasal route?
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Intravenous medications are Intranasal delivery is only suitable for
preferred over intranasal routes in all antibiotics and not for pain
cases. management.
In the TFC setting, the
medications that are potentially Only oral medications can be
delivered intranasally include: administered in the tfc setting.
ketamine and naloxone
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3 of 202
Term
,Based on the triple analgesia option, if you have a casualty in mild to
moderate pain, is unable to fight, and is not in shock, what pain
medication would you give them?
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Oral transmucosal fentanyl
Topical lidocaine cream
citrate lozenge
Oral ibuprofen tablets Intravenous morphine sulfate
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4 of 202
Term
What is the suction time for a casualty?
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no less than 5 seconds no more than 10 seconds
exactly 15 seconds up to 20 seconds
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, 5 of 202
Term
The body loses its ability to shiver when the core body temp reaches
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28 C or 82 F 32 C or 90 F
35 C or 95 F 30 C or 88 F
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6 of 202
Term
If the patient is having an acute hemolytic reaction, the treatment of
choice is
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10 mg of diphenhydramine, iv push
50 mg of diphenhydramine, im only.
immediately.
Term
If you use the IED check list on a casualty, what type of injury are you
assessing them for?
Give this one a try later!
3 hours after injury Tension pneumothorax
, Head injury Head trauma
Don't know?
2 of 202
Term
Which CoTCCC-recommended analgesia medications can be given by
the intranasal route?
Give this one a try later!
Intravenous medications are Intranasal delivery is only suitable for
preferred over intranasal routes in all antibiotics and not for pain
cases. management.
In the TFC setting, the
medications that are potentially Only oral medications can be
delivered intranasally include: administered in the tfc setting.
ketamine and naloxone
Don't know?
3 of 202
Term
,Based on the triple analgesia option, if you have a casualty in mild to
moderate pain, is unable to fight, and is not in shock, what pain
medication would you give them?
Give this one a try later!
Oral transmucosal fentanyl
Topical lidocaine cream
citrate lozenge
Oral ibuprofen tablets Intravenous morphine sulfate
Don't know?
4 of 202
Term
What is the suction time for a casualty?
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no less than 5 seconds no more than 10 seconds
exactly 15 seconds up to 20 seconds
Don't know?
, 5 of 202
Term
The body loses its ability to shiver when the core body temp reaches
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28 C or 82 F 32 C or 90 F
35 C or 95 F 30 C or 88 F
Don't know?
6 of 202
Term
If the patient is having an acute hemolytic reaction, the treatment of
choice is
Give this one a try later!
10 mg of diphenhydramine, iv push
50 mg of diphenhydramine, im only.
immediately.
