Platinum EMS Comprehensive
Questions (Frequently Tested) with
Verified Answers Graded A+
Levalbuterol Dose - Answer: 0.63mg/3ml
Tocolytic drug - Answer: Terbutaline
Organophosphate nerve agent - Answer: Sarin
Volume of 10% dextrose to administer at 1gram for a two week old weighing 4kg - Answer: 40cc
Liquid medication combined with alcohol - Answer: Elixir
high to low concentration - Answer: diffusion
Why do we give nitro - Answer: Vasodilator properties
Purpose of Coumadin - Answer: Blocks vitamin K activity
Supplies used for fluid administration and blood transfusion - Answer: 16 gauge angiocath and a
10gtts set
Receptor that hinders vasoconstrictors to prevent necrosis during times of hypoglycemia -
Answer: Alpha 2
, Parasympathetic stimulation results in - Answer: Secretions by the digestive glands
Activated charcoal form - Answer: suspension
1 grain equals - Answer: 60 mg
Expected response occurs from a drug binding to a receptor site - Answer: Agonist
classification letter for food administration - Answer: Treatment potential
Dehydration in pediatric patient standard bolus - Answer: 20ml/kg
Nitrate compound in cyanide inhalation poisoning cases function - Answer: Conversion from
hemoglobin to methomoglobin
100ml bag of D5W in adult patient - Answer: Maintenance IV
When giving albuterol what do you monitor - Answer: Heart rate
Vasopressin is administered when a patient is suffering from - Answer: Nocturnal enuresis
Ketamine dissociates what systems - Answer: Cortical and limbic
Drip rate calculation - Answer: Volume to be administered times drip factor divided by time in
mins
Questions (Frequently Tested) with
Verified Answers Graded A+
Levalbuterol Dose - Answer: 0.63mg/3ml
Tocolytic drug - Answer: Terbutaline
Organophosphate nerve agent - Answer: Sarin
Volume of 10% dextrose to administer at 1gram for a two week old weighing 4kg - Answer: 40cc
Liquid medication combined with alcohol - Answer: Elixir
high to low concentration - Answer: diffusion
Why do we give nitro - Answer: Vasodilator properties
Purpose of Coumadin - Answer: Blocks vitamin K activity
Supplies used for fluid administration and blood transfusion - Answer: 16 gauge angiocath and a
10gtts set
Receptor that hinders vasoconstrictors to prevent necrosis during times of hypoglycemia -
Answer: Alpha 2
, Parasympathetic stimulation results in - Answer: Secretions by the digestive glands
Activated charcoal form - Answer: suspension
1 grain equals - Answer: 60 mg
Expected response occurs from a drug binding to a receptor site - Answer: Agonist
classification letter for food administration - Answer: Treatment potential
Dehydration in pediatric patient standard bolus - Answer: 20ml/kg
Nitrate compound in cyanide inhalation poisoning cases function - Answer: Conversion from
hemoglobin to methomoglobin
100ml bag of D5W in adult patient - Answer: Maintenance IV
When giving albuterol what do you monitor - Answer: Heart rate
Vasopressin is administered when a patient is suffering from - Answer: Nocturnal enuresis
Ketamine dissociates what systems - Answer: Cortical and limbic
Drip rate calculation - Answer: Volume to be administered times drip factor divided by time in
mins
