SNHD PROTOCOLS EXAM
A pregnant patient involved in a MVC should be seen by a physician
for evaluation - ANSWERS-True
Identify the correct H's in the pneumonic "H's and T's" - ANSWERS-
*Hypovolemia
*Hypoxia
*Hydrogen Ion (acidosis)
*Hypo/Hyperkalemia
*Hypothermia
All pediatric Step 1 and Step 2 trauma calls that occur within Clark
County are to be transported to University Medical Center/Trauma. -
ANSWERS-True
Adult trauma calls that meet Step 1 or 2 of the Trauma Field Triage
Criteria Protocol and occur within the St. Rose Dominican Hospital -
Siena Campus Catchment Area, City of Henderson, or the
geographical area bordered by Paradise Road to the west continuing
along that portion where it becomes Maryland Parkway, Sunset Road
to the north, and the county line to the east, are to be transported to
Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center and the medical directions for the
treatment of the patient must be transported to Sunrise Trauma Center
- ANSWERS-True
,Where should the time of the tourniquet be written - ANSWERS-
Somewhere clearly visible on the patient
The Sunrise Hospital catchment area is for all adult trauma calls and
pediatric Step 3 trauma calls that meet the Trauma Field Triage
Criteria Protocol and occur within the geographical area bordered by
Paradise Road to the west, Sahara Avenue to the north, Sunset Road to
the south, and the county line to the east, are to be transported to
Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center and the medical directions for the
treatment of the patient must originate at that cente - ANSWERS-True
Localized cold injuries should be rubbed to warm the skin -
ANSWERS-False
Define mild hypothermia - ANSWERS-90°F-95°F
The St. Rose Siena catchment area is for all trauma calls that meet
Step 3 or in the provider's judgment meet Step 4 of the Trauma Field
Triage Criteria Protocol and occur within the City of Henderson or the
geographical area bordered by Interstate 15 to the west and Sunset
road to the north, and the county line to the east, are to be transported
to St. Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus and the medical
directions for the treatment of the patient must originate at that center
- ANSWERS-True
Sexual assault victims over the age of 18 shall be transported to what
hospital - ANSWERS-UMC Hospital
,Smoldering clothing should be removed from a patient who was
burned. - ANSWERS-True
Select all that apply for a mild allergic reaction - ANSWERS-*Skin
rashes
*Itchy sensation
*Hives
*No respiratory involvement
Inhalation injuries meets criteria to be transported to a burn center -
ANSWERS-True
STEMIs, strokes, or a patient with acute coronary syndrome may be
transported to a remote outpatient emergency department -
ANSWERS-False
A traction splint is indicated on which of the following patients -
ANSWERS-Isolated midshaft femur fracture
In the patient with Pulmonary Edema/CHF, what is the target SpO2
reading - ANSWERS->94%
For a patient to be transported to an approved alcohol and drug abuse
facility, the diastolic blood pressure must be between what range -
ANSWERS-60 - 100
, A Glascow Coma Scale below what level places a patient in Step 1 of
the Trauma Field Triage Criteria - ANSWERS-13
Describe a superficial (1 degree) burn - ANSWERS-*Red
*Painful
Focal seizures affect the entire body and are usually associated with a
loss of consciouness - ANSWERS-False
How much does the back represent in a pediatric patient in the rule of
9s - ANSWERS-18
All trauma calls that meet the Trauma Field Triage Criteria and occur
within any other area of Clark County are to be transported to
University Medical Center/Trauma - ANSWERS-True
What specifically should be brought on scene of a pediatric patient -
ANSWERS-Broselow Tape
Alcohol is commonly a cause of total unresponsiveness to pain -
ANSWERS-False
What is the compression to ventilation ratio for an adult drowning
victim in cardiac arrest - ANSWERS-30:2
A pregnant patient involved in a MVC should be seen by a physician
for evaluation - ANSWERS-True
Identify the correct H's in the pneumonic "H's and T's" - ANSWERS-
*Hypovolemia
*Hypoxia
*Hydrogen Ion (acidosis)
*Hypo/Hyperkalemia
*Hypothermia
All pediatric Step 1 and Step 2 trauma calls that occur within Clark
County are to be transported to University Medical Center/Trauma. -
ANSWERS-True
Adult trauma calls that meet Step 1 or 2 of the Trauma Field Triage
Criteria Protocol and occur within the St. Rose Dominican Hospital -
Siena Campus Catchment Area, City of Henderson, or the
geographical area bordered by Paradise Road to the west continuing
along that portion where it becomes Maryland Parkway, Sunset Road
to the north, and the county line to the east, are to be transported to
Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center and the medical directions for the
treatment of the patient must be transported to Sunrise Trauma Center
- ANSWERS-True
,Where should the time of the tourniquet be written - ANSWERS-
Somewhere clearly visible on the patient
The Sunrise Hospital catchment area is for all adult trauma calls and
pediatric Step 3 trauma calls that meet the Trauma Field Triage
Criteria Protocol and occur within the geographical area bordered by
Paradise Road to the west, Sahara Avenue to the north, Sunset Road to
the south, and the county line to the east, are to be transported to
Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center and the medical directions for the
treatment of the patient must originate at that cente - ANSWERS-True
Localized cold injuries should be rubbed to warm the skin -
ANSWERS-False
Define mild hypothermia - ANSWERS-90°F-95°F
The St. Rose Siena catchment area is for all trauma calls that meet
Step 3 or in the provider's judgment meet Step 4 of the Trauma Field
Triage Criteria Protocol and occur within the City of Henderson or the
geographical area bordered by Interstate 15 to the west and Sunset
road to the north, and the county line to the east, are to be transported
to St. Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus and the medical
directions for the treatment of the patient must originate at that center
- ANSWERS-True
Sexual assault victims over the age of 18 shall be transported to what
hospital - ANSWERS-UMC Hospital
,Smoldering clothing should be removed from a patient who was
burned. - ANSWERS-True
Select all that apply for a mild allergic reaction - ANSWERS-*Skin
rashes
*Itchy sensation
*Hives
*No respiratory involvement
Inhalation injuries meets criteria to be transported to a burn center -
ANSWERS-True
STEMIs, strokes, or a patient with acute coronary syndrome may be
transported to a remote outpatient emergency department -
ANSWERS-False
A traction splint is indicated on which of the following patients -
ANSWERS-Isolated midshaft femur fracture
In the patient with Pulmonary Edema/CHF, what is the target SpO2
reading - ANSWERS->94%
For a patient to be transported to an approved alcohol and drug abuse
facility, the diastolic blood pressure must be between what range -
ANSWERS-60 - 100
, A Glascow Coma Scale below what level places a patient in Step 1 of
the Trauma Field Triage Criteria - ANSWERS-13
Describe a superficial (1 degree) burn - ANSWERS-*Red
*Painful
Focal seizures affect the entire body and are usually associated with a
loss of consciouness - ANSWERS-False
How much does the back represent in a pediatric patient in the rule of
9s - ANSWERS-18
All trauma calls that meet the Trauma Field Triage Criteria and occur
within any other area of Clark County are to be transported to
University Medical Center/Trauma - ANSWERS-True
What specifically should be brought on scene of a pediatric patient -
ANSWERS-Broselow Tape
Alcohol is commonly a cause of total unresponsiveness to pain -
ANSWERS-False
What is the compression to ventilation ratio for an adult drowning
victim in cardiac arrest - ANSWERS-30:2
