PSFA TEST WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS ALREADY PASSED

PSFA TEST WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS ALREADY PASSED When would you just use sample? - Answer-In a Trauma Assessment When may you use OPQRST and/or SAMPLE? - Answer-In a medical assessment In the Secondary Assessment, what do you do first? - Answer-Understand and focus on the primary problem What are all the vital signs? - Answer--Pulse -Respirations -Lung Sounds -Skin Signs -SPO2 -Blood Pressure how would you take the pulse? - Answer-Look for rate, rhythm, and quality. How many per minute? Normal is 60-100 how would you take respirations? - Answer-rate, rhythm, quality. count every rise and fall of the chest as one for 30 secs then multiply by 2. Or put hand on the back to count how would you take lung sounds? - Answer-use stethoscope on 4 quadrants of the back how would you take skin signs? - Answer-look for purple, pale, sweaty, cold, hot skin What is the smallest oxygen device? - Answer-Nasal Cannula What is the flow rate of a nasal cannula? - Answer-2-6 LPM What is the medium sized oxygen device? - Answer-Non-Rebreather What is the large sized oxygen device? - Answer-Big Valve Mask (BVM) What is the flow rate of a non-rebreather? - Answer-10-15 LPM What is the flow rate of a BVM? - Answer-15 LMP What is hyperglycemia? - Answer-High Blood sugar What is hypoglycemia? - Answer-Low blood sugar What is included in a scene size up? - Answer-Is the scene safe, PPE or BSI, Nature of Illness, # of patients, spinal precautions What questions do you ask in the primary assessment? - Answer--who "what is your name?" -where "where are we right now?" -when "what day/time is it?" -what "what happened?" What is included in the primary assessment? - Answer--general impression -level of consciousness questions -chief complaint -ABC's