HCMA Ch 27 Quiz Terms in this set (30) Taking certain antidepressants, anticonvulsants, and/or diuretics can increase a person's risk of heat related conditions. True The level and type of care an ordinary, prudent healthcare professional having the s

HCMA Ch 27 Quiz Terms in this set (30) Taking certain antidepressants, anticonvulsants, and/or diuretics can increase a person's risk of heat related conditions. True The level and type of care an ordinary, prudent healthcare professional having the same training and experience in a similar practice would have provided under a similar situation. Standard of Care What is NOT correct when doing CPR on an infant? Check the carotid pulse. Heavy sweating, muscle cramps, and cool, moist skin are all signs and symptoms of heat stroke. False What is NOT true regarding hypothermia? Signs and symptoms include pins and needle sensation; hard pale and cold skin. This medication affects the chemicals in the brain and is used for seizures and agitation. Diazepam (Valium) What would cause DKA? Didn't eat enough carbohydrates This condition occurs when an artery in the brain ruptures. Hemorrhagic stroke How should the airway be opened on a child? Tilt the head slightly past the neutral position. This type of seizure affects both sides of the brain at the same time. The person may experience jerking, rigidity, or twitching. Generalized onset seizure. What is true regarding the crash cart? It needs to be checked monthly and it contains emergency supplies. HCMA Ch 27 Quiz A device that delivers an electrical shock to the heart muscle in an attempt to restore a normal heartbeat is a _. defibrillator What is NOT correct when doing CPR on a child? Give 1 rescue breath every 5 to 6 sec. Diazepam (Valium) increases the heart rate and is used for bradycardia. False Eggs, fish, milk and tree nuts are considered some of the most common allergenic foods. True This type of seizure impacts one area of the brain and the person is confused during the seizure. Impaired awareness seizure. The duty of care is the level and type of care an ordinary, prudent healthcare professional having the same training and experience in a similar practice would have provided under a similar situation. False What is true regarding epinephrine? Epinephrine given IM in the vastus lateralis absorbs quicker than is given in the deltoid. For hypoglycemia, a conscious adult who can swallow should take 4 ounce of fruit juice or diet soda or 4 glucose tablets. False This type of shock occurs with heavy bleeding or dehydration. Hypovolemic What is true regarding frostbite? Signs and symptoms include pins and needle sensation; hard, pale and cold skin. Hyperventilation caused from panic attack, stress, and anxiety can lead to low carbon dioxide levels in the blood. True Sam. 39 years old, was experiencing anaphylaxis in the ambulatory care facility. The typical dose of epinephrine for an adult is between 0.5 and 0.7mg. False Signs and symptoms of hypothermia include shallow breathing, weak pulse, and drowsiness. True Nina, 30 years old, was burnt on her right leg, foot, arm, hand, and shoulder. Using the Rules of Nines, she was burnt 27% of her body. True A person has heat exhaustion. What are the first aid procedures? All are correct. What are the first aid procedures for major burns? Call 911 and monitor breathing and perform CPR if needed. Nitroglycerin is a vasolidator and is used for angina. True What should a medical assistant do for first aid procedures for a patient who is having a All are correct. HCMA Ch 27 Quiz This medication blocks or reverse the opioid medication effects and is used for opioid overdoses. Naloxone (Evzio, Narcan)