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PARAMEDIC NATIONAL REGISTRY QUESTIONS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS.
Causes of increased CO2 production include: (correct answer) Fever., Muscle exertion., Shivering.,
Metabolic processes resulting in the formation of metabolic acids.



Normal/abnormal CO2 ranges (correct answer) 35-34 normal range

below 35 is alkalotic

above 45 is acidic

7.35-7.45 is normal PH

below 7.35 is acidic

above 7.45 is alkalotic



Metabolic acidosis/alkalosis (correct answer) 35-45 normal CO2

above 45 is alkalotic

below 35 is acidic

7.35-7.45 normal PH

above 7.45 is alkalotic



CO2 buildup from decreased alveolar ventilation include: (correct answer) Respiratory depression,
airway obstruction, respiratory muscle impairment, obstructive diseases



Main respiratory center (correct answer) The medulla initiate impulses that produce resiration



Regulates blood pressure (correct answer) baroreceptors in carotid artery. Why when you bare
down to take a shit you can vagal down and tank your pressure.



Primary control of the respiratory center (correct answer) Cerebrospinal fluid

,Cheyne Stokes respiration (correct answer) progressively deeper, faster breathing alternating
gradually with shallow, slower breathing, indication brain stem injury



Upper airway anatomy and sounds (correct answer) Nasal cavity, mouth, epiglottis, Larynx

Stridor, gurgling crowing



Lower airway anatomy and sounds (correct answer) Trachea, Bronchi, Bronchioles, Alveoli, Lung
Parenchyma, Pleura

Rales, wheezing, rhonchi CRACKLES WET



contraindications for nasotracheal intubation (correct answer) epiglottitis

midface instability

coagulopathy

basilar skull fracture



Respiratory Distress treatment

respiratory failure treatment

respiratory arrest treatment (correct answer) Distress; NC, NRB, CPAP

failure: Bag

arrest: bag



Acute respiratory distress syndrome (correct answer) resp failure due to disease or injury: Sepsis,
Aspiration, Pneumonia, Pulmonary Injury, Burns/inhalation, drugs, high altitude, hypothermia



Emphysema (correct answer) destruction of the walls of the alveoli (atelectasis) and bronchioles
causing poor perfusion and increased residual volume. Loss of elasticity causes increased pressure, RHF
Cor pulmonale, polycythemia, increased risk of infection and dysrhythmia.

Prolonged expiration, pink puffers, red skin barrel chest

, Chronic Bronchitits (correct answer) Mucus secreting cells in the respiratory tree, decreased
alveolar ventilation. Cough, overweight, rhonchi, smoker, frequent respiratory infections, hepatic
congestion, ankle edema, blue bloater



Asthma patho and treatment (correct answer) chronic inflammatory disease can be triggered
causing histamine dump (bronchoconstriction & bronchial edema). Dyspnea wheezing 1-2 word

Support breathing, monitor cardiac, IV

administer beta agonists (terbutaline, albuterol)

Ipratropium Bromide anticholinergic

Corticosteroid Decadron or Solumedrol (methyl prednisone) anti inflammatory



blood pressure is based on: (correct answer) the total systemic vascular resistance and the cardiac
output



conduction delay in the AV node or P WAVE is (correct answer) 120-200 msec. atrial depolarization



left shoulder pain indicative of (correct answer) spleen lac



flank pain (correct answer) kidneys



fluid resuscitation in peds (correct answer) 20 ml/kg



catecholamine (correct answer) neurotransmittor sympathetic NS epi norepi 'levophed' dopamine



Acetycholine (correct answer) parasympathetic NS neurotransmittor Vagus nerve



Anticholinergic (correct answer) blocks acetycholine. Blocks parasympathetic. Ex Atropine



ACE inhibitor (correct answer) lowers BP. 'pril' drugs

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