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LA County Accreditation 2024-2025 Exam

3 y/o asthmatic in respiratory distress. Already on a treatment of albuterol, Respiratory
worsens. what do you do next? -Answer- epi im

-albuterol

-epi neb



On scene to PT who appears to be choking. Family is there and provides you a valid
DNR. PT is apneic but has a palpable pulse. what do you do? -Answer-attempt foreign
body removal, no cpr

-transport, no cpr

-do nothing leave the patient there

Upon arriving on scene, you find entrapped person. When would you treat? Answer
-immediately

-when you see ecg changes

-call base for order of calcium chloride

-call base for order of sodium bicarb

You arrive on scene to a person who spilled organophosphate on self. How would you
decontaminate -Answer -rinse with water

-cover affected parts with gauze



Infant cause of cardiopulmonary arrest - Answer -head trauma

-hypoxia



lady with respiratory distress and a cough. what PI does this go down under as? -
Answer - respiratory distress/ bronchospasm

- respiratory distress/other

, opioid user with infected arm blood pressure 80/60. Does not want medical treatment.
says he has court in the morning and will go after. what you do next? - Answer - have him
sign Ama

-call police for a psych hold



pregnant female w/vaginal bleeding. - Answer -pregnant complication, transport to
perinatal

-vaginal bleeding, transport to perinatal

-pregnant complication, transport to mar

-vaginal bleeding transport to mar



pt w/3rd and 5th degree burns to head neck and chest. where do you transport? -
Answer -burn center 20 mins away

-trauma center 12 mins away

-mar 5 mins away



pt with hypertension diabetes "heart problems' with low bp and pitting edema. 1L fo
fluids administered developes respiratory distress with rales. what you do next? -
Answer -normal saline

-push dose epi

-auscultate lung sounds



15 y/o with gsw no pulse - Answer - transport to trauma center

-transport to ptc

-field determination/death



qrs normal >540 contact base for what treatment - Answer -calcium chloride

-sodium bicarb

-do nothing and transport

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