Flight Paramedic Certification Exam With Complete Solutions

Flight Paramedic Certification Exam With Complete Solutions LAD (left anterior descending) - answerCoronary artery corresponding to the Anterior heart (leads V3, V4 ) Agent Aspirin (ASA) - answerAntidote Bicarb Agent Benzodiazepines - answerAntidote Flumazenil (Romazicon) (may cause seizures) Agent Beta Blockers - answerAntidote Glucagon Agent Calcium Channel Blockers - answerAntidote Calcium Gluconate Agent Cocaine - answerAntidote Benzodiazepines *DO NOT give beta-blockers to drug-induced, stimulant-related hypertensive and/ or tachycardic patients! Agent Pit Vipers - answerAntidote CroFab, FabAV Agent Cyanide - answerAntidote Amyl Nitrate (inhaled), Sodium Nitrate (IV), Sodium Thiosulfate (IV) Sodium Nitroprusside (Nipride) has the prescense of ...? Tx? - answerCyanide. Tx with simultaneous administration of Sodium Thiosulfate IV infusion. Agent Digoxin (Digitalis) - answerAntidote Digibind, Digoxin Fab May also use Magnesium, Phenytoin, and Lidocaine until Digibind or Digoxin can be give. *DO NOT use beta-blockers or calcium channel blockers for digitalis toxicity Agent Dilantin - answerAntidote Supportive care Agent Ethylene Glycol (Anti-Freeze) - answerAntidote Fomepizole (Antizol) Agent Ethanol toxicity - answerAntidote Fomepizol (Antizol) Agent Hydrocarbons such as petroleum distillates (eg, gasoline, kerosene, mineral oil, lamp oil, paint thinners) - answerAntidote Airway protection is the #1 priority due to high risk of aspiration. Intubate Agent Isoniazid (INH) - answerAntidote Pyridoxine Agent Iron - answerAntidote Deferoxamine Effective iron ingestion tx characterized by... - answerUrine output appears in pink in color "vin-rose urine" Agent Methanol - answerAntidote IV Ethanol Agent Opiods - answerAntidote Naloxone (Narcan) Agent Organophosphates - answerAntid