SNHD EMT Protocols Exam |Questions
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In the trauma field criteria, a patient goes to a level 1 or level to facility if the GCS is under
what?
13
Burns to the face and neck to an adult, they go to where?
transport to burn center
A drunk person is ok to go to an alcohol facility if their GCS is over?
14
1 yo 17kg needs cpr w/o ped pads for AED, what to do?
CPR with Adult Pads
Patient is actively burning what is the 1st step:
Stop burning with water or saline/ remove smoldering clothing.
Acute coronary ischemic o2 admin?
Any method required to maintain SPO2 of >94%
The transferring Physician is responsible for notifying the receiving physician of the following:
1) Reason for transfer 2) Patient condition 3) Estimated time of arrival 3. The transferring
physician must provide the ambulance attendants with the name of the receiving facility and
receiving physician, copies of any available diagnostic tests, X-rays, medical records, copy of
code status, DNR, POLST, or advanced directive paper, EMTALA paperwork: ALL OF THE ABOVE
Ambulance attendants should only transfer a patient whose therapy required during
the transfer lies within the ambulance attendant's capabilities:
unless capable personnel accompany the patient.
Know each letter of: SAFER
Stabilize the situation by containing and lowering the stimuli.
Assess and acknowledge the crisis.
, Facilitate the identification and activation of resources (chaplain, family, friends or police).
Encourage patients to use resources and take actions in his/her best interest.
Recovery or referral – leave the patient in care of a responsible person or professional, or
transport to appropriate facility.
Trauma Field Criteria MOI Step 3:
40 MPH
Patient who is depressed:
does not need to be restrained
External hemorrhage controlled by?
Direct Pressure
Pulmonary Edema signs:
Respiratory Distress, Rales, JVD, pink sputum, Peripheral Edema, Hypotension (all the above)
RACE of 5 which NIR hospital?
Spring Valley)
Bronchodilator side effect is ___:?
Palpitations
Telemetry needed when?
Trauma
Witnessed by EMS or CPR in progress cardiac
arrest (CCC)
If unwitnessed by EMS or no CPR in progress perform:
2 min of CCC
Signs of Ped shock:
· Restlessness, confusion
· Weakness, dizziness
· Weak rapid pulse
· Pale, cool, clammy skin
· Delayed capillary refill
· Hypotension
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In the trauma field criteria, a patient goes to a level 1 or level to facility if the GCS is under
what?
13
Burns to the face and neck to an adult, they go to where?
transport to burn center
A drunk person is ok to go to an alcohol facility if their GCS is over?
14
1 yo 17kg needs cpr w/o ped pads for AED, what to do?
CPR with Adult Pads
Patient is actively burning what is the 1st step:
Stop burning with water or saline/ remove smoldering clothing.
Acute coronary ischemic o2 admin?
Any method required to maintain SPO2 of >94%
The transferring Physician is responsible for notifying the receiving physician of the following:
1) Reason for transfer 2) Patient condition 3) Estimated time of arrival 3. The transferring
physician must provide the ambulance attendants with the name of the receiving facility and
receiving physician, copies of any available diagnostic tests, X-rays, medical records, copy of
code status, DNR, POLST, or advanced directive paper, EMTALA paperwork: ALL OF THE ABOVE
Ambulance attendants should only transfer a patient whose therapy required during
the transfer lies within the ambulance attendant's capabilities:
unless capable personnel accompany the patient.
Know each letter of: SAFER
Stabilize the situation by containing and lowering the stimuli.
Assess and acknowledge the crisis.
, Facilitate the identification and activation of resources (chaplain, family, friends or police).
Encourage patients to use resources and take actions in his/her best interest.
Recovery or referral – leave the patient in care of a responsible person or professional, or
transport to appropriate facility.
Trauma Field Criteria MOI Step 3:
40 MPH
Patient who is depressed:
does not need to be restrained
External hemorrhage controlled by?
Direct Pressure
Pulmonary Edema signs:
Respiratory Distress, Rales, JVD, pink sputum, Peripheral Edema, Hypotension (all the above)
RACE of 5 which NIR hospital?
Spring Valley)
Bronchodilator side effect is ___:?
Palpitations
Telemetry needed when?
Trauma
Witnessed by EMS or CPR in progress cardiac
arrest (CCC)
If unwitnessed by EMS or no CPR in progress perform:
2 min of CCC
Signs of Ped shock:
· Restlessness, confusion
· Weakness, dizziness
· Weak rapid pulse
· Pale, cool, clammy skin
· Delayed capillary refill
· Hypotension
