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You are called to the scene of an emergency. The patient reports that she "passed out" for
a few seconds. You should identify this as which of the following?
Fainting
Which of the following involves a defect in insulin production or action?
Diabetes
Which of the following is a least likely cause of secondary seizures?
Genetics
A patient has a history of seizures and reports seeing a strange sight just before the seizure.
You should identify this as indicating which phase?
Aura
The following are events associated with the phases of a tonic-clonic seizure. Which of the
following occurs first?
Patient becomes unconscious with muscles become rigid
Which patient is most at risk for developing a febrile seizure?
3-year-old boy
You are providing care to a patient having a seizure. Which of the following is a priority?
,Maintaining an open airway
You are called to the scene of an emergency involving a patient with diabetes. Based on
your assessment, you suspect that the patient is experiencing diabetic ketoacidosis. Which
of the following are you least likely to find?
Pale, moist skin
Which of the following statements best describes stroke?
A disruption of blood flow to a part of the brain, which may cause permanent damage to brain
tissue.
You suspect that a patient you are called to see is experiencing a stroke. Which of the
following helps support your suspicion?
One arm drifting downward when raised
You are assessing an older adult for signs and symptoms associated with a stroke using the
FAST mnemonic. Which finding reflects the "T" in the mnemonic?
The onset of symptoms occurred about 1 hour ago.
ring the SAMPLE history, a patient's spouse tells you that her husband has a history of
grand mal seizures. This type of seizure is also called which of the following?
Generalized seizure
While providing care to a patient with minor injuries, the patient's daughter begins to
faint. You reach her and lower her to the ground. Which of the following should you do
next?
, Lay the daughter on her back.
You arrive on the scene involving a child who has experienced a febrile seizure. The seizure
has just stopped. Which of the following is most appropriate?
Give the child a lukewarm water sponge bath.
You arrive on a scene where you suspect that the patient is experiencing status epilepticus.
Which of the following should you do first?
Place the patient in a recovery position.
When providing care to a patient with a general medical emergency, you initially size-up
the scene and then—
Conduct the primary assessment.
Which of the following is not a sign or symptom indicating an altered mental status?
Agitation
Which of the following is most appropriate when assessing and providing care to a patient
who has had a stroke?
If fluid or vomit is in an unresponsive patient's mouth, position him or her on one side to allow
any fluids to drain out of the mouth.
Which of the following is another term for shock?
Hypoperfusion
You notice that a patient's skin color is ashen. This is due to which of the following?
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You are called to the scene of an emergency. The patient reports that she "passed out" for
a few seconds. You should identify this as which of the following?
Fainting
Which of the following involves a defect in insulin production or action?
Diabetes
Which of the following is a least likely cause of secondary seizures?
Genetics
A patient has a history of seizures and reports seeing a strange sight just before the seizure.
You should identify this as indicating which phase?
Aura
The following are events associated with the phases of a tonic-clonic seizure. Which of the
following occurs first?
Patient becomes unconscious with muscles become rigid
Which patient is most at risk for developing a febrile seizure?
3-year-old boy
You are providing care to a patient having a seizure. Which of the following is a priority?
,Maintaining an open airway
You are called to the scene of an emergency involving a patient with diabetes. Based on
your assessment, you suspect that the patient is experiencing diabetic ketoacidosis. Which
of the following are you least likely to find?
Pale, moist skin
Which of the following statements best describes stroke?
A disruption of blood flow to a part of the brain, which may cause permanent damage to brain
tissue.
You suspect that a patient you are called to see is experiencing a stroke. Which of the
following helps support your suspicion?
One arm drifting downward when raised
You are assessing an older adult for signs and symptoms associated with a stroke using the
FAST mnemonic. Which finding reflects the "T" in the mnemonic?
The onset of symptoms occurred about 1 hour ago.
ring the SAMPLE history, a patient's spouse tells you that her husband has a history of
grand mal seizures. This type of seizure is also called which of the following?
Generalized seizure
While providing care to a patient with minor injuries, the patient's daughter begins to
faint. You reach her and lower her to the ground. Which of the following should you do
next?
, Lay the daughter on her back.
You arrive on the scene involving a child who has experienced a febrile seizure. The seizure
has just stopped. Which of the following is most appropriate?
Give the child a lukewarm water sponge bath.
You arrive on a scene where you suspect that the patient is experiencing status epilepticus.
Which of the following should you do first?
Place the patient in a recovery position.
When providing care to a patient with a general medical emergency, you initially size-up
the scene and then—
Conduct the primary assessment.
Which of the following is not a sign or symptom indicating an altered mental status?
Agitation
Which of the following is most appropriate when assessing and providing care to a patient
who has had a stroke?
If fluid or vomit is in an unresponsive patient's mouth, position him or her on one side to allow
any fluids to drain out of the mouth.
Which of the following is another term for shock?
Hypoperfusion
You notice that a patient's skin color is ashen. This is due to which of the following?
