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Para 1250a Jibc Questions With Solutions 100% Solved Importance of General Impression of Patient - Stable vs Unstable - RTC vs Non- RTC - Different ages have different health risks - Trauma or Medical - Proper PPE - Rule D- spine in or out - Base to work off Method to Assess Mental Status and LOC - AVPU PAM Purpose and Goals Identify and correct immediately life threatening conditions.

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Para 1250a Jibc Questions With Solutions
100% Solved

Importance of General Impression of Patient - Stable vs Unstable


- RTC vs Non- RTC

- Different ages have different health risks

- Trauma or Medical

- Proper PPE

- Rule D- spine in or out

- Base to work off




Method to Assess Mental Status and LOC - AVPU




PAM Purpose and Goals Identify and correct immediately life threatening conditions.




Difference of Assessment of Trauma vs Medical Patients - Medical Hx takes Precedent;

Trauma secondary takes precedent




4 valves of the heart tricuspid, pulmonary, mitral, aortic

, Para 1250a Jibc Questions With Solutions
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Coronary Arteries blood vessels that branch from the aorta and carry oxygen-rich blood to

the heart muscle




Diastole Relaxation phase that takes place at the end of cardiac contraction




Systole contraction phase of the cardiac cycle




Preload End diastolic volume and influences the force of the next contraction because of

the stretch it exerts




Stroke Volume The amount of blood ejected from the heart in one contraction.




Afterload the resistance against which the heart must pump




Cardiac Output stroke volume x heart rate

, Para 1250a Jibc Questions With Solutions
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Chronotropy Heart Rate




Inotropy Contractile Strength




Dromotropy rate of nervous impulse conduction




Electrolytes that affect cardiac function Sodium, calcium, potassium, chloride, magnesium




Intercalated Discs Connect cardiac muscle fibres and conduct electrical impulses quickly

from one muscular fibre to the next




Resting Potential The difference in electrical charge across the cell membrane of a cardiac

cell (inside of the cell more negative than the outside)




Action Potential Change of membrane polarity when the myocardial cell is stimulated and

allows positively charged sodium ions to rush in

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