AEMT NREMT
◦ Cause of epiglottitis? Haemophilus influenzae type b bacteria
◦ Starling’s Law
◦ Spontaneous pneumothorax
◦ Know the 4 abdominal quadrants and the organs within them.
◦ Splenic hemorrhage
◦ Hypovolemic Shock
◦ Distended abdomen caused by? Internal hemorrhage
◦ What causes gout? Uric Acid
◦ What does hypoventilation cause? Respiratory acidosis
◦ Patient in cardiac arrest will be in? Metabolic acidosis
◦ First on scene of gun hazmat what do you do? Call for additional
resources
◦ Arrive on scene after fire dept.? Park ahead of incident
◦ Cheynne Stokes
◦ Kussmaul
◦ First thing you do when achieving ROSC? Reassess vitals
◦ Nitro- Mechanism of action, classification, when to use.
◦ Responding to assault call- scene safety first… request PD… stage until
PD arrives
◦ Preeclampsia
◦ Supine hypotensive syndrome
◦ Cerebral aneurysm- patient is unconscious but complained up extreme
headache and nausea before going unconscious. VS=cushings triad.
◦ Administer nalaxone- unconscious pt with 1mm pupils and slow RR
Tension pneumothorax is obstructive shock because it’s not letting the blood
pump
Pt has sludge antagonist cholergenic
What would change the showing of acute coronary syndrome?
Pregnant pt had tearing pain and no bleeding triple A
Where is the cecum located?
◦ Cause of epiglottitis? Haemophilus influenzae type b bacteria
◦ Starling’s Law
◦ Spontaneous pneumothorax
◦ Know the 4 abdominal quadrants and the organs within them.
◦ Splenic hemorrhage
◦ Hypovolemic Shock
◦ Distended abdomen caused by? Internal hemorrhage
◦ What causes gout? Uric Acid
◦ What does hypoventilation cause? Respiratory acidosis
◦ Patient in cardiac arrest will be in? Metabolic acidosis
◦ First on scene of gun hazmat what do you do? Call for additional
resources
◦ Arrive on scene after fire dept.? Park ahead of incident
◦ Cheynne Stokes
◦ Kussmaul
◦ First thing you do when achieving ROSC? Reassess vitals
◦ Nitro- Mechanism of action, classification, when to use.
◦ Responding to assault call- scene safety first… request PD… stage until
PD arrives
◦ Preeclampsia
◦ Supine hypotensive syndrome
◦ Cerebral aneurysm- patient is unconscious but complained up extreme
headache and nausea before going unconscious. VS=cushings triad.
◦ Administer nalaxone- unconscious pt with 1mm pupils and slow RR
Tension pneumothorax is obstructive shock because it’s not letting the blood
pump
Pt has sludge antagonist cholergenic
What would change the showing of acute coronary syndrome?
Pregnant pt had tearing pain and no bleeding triple A
Where is the cecum located?
