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During a breech delivery, how long do you wait after the delivery of the baby's head before attempting the mauriceau smellie veit maneuver? - Answer 2-3 minutes What is the croup dosage for a 6kg 11-month-old infant? - Answer 2.5 mg of epinephrine nebulized Cardiac Ischemia patient no hx of nitro, SBP 110, NSTEMI - what’s the nitro dosage? - Answer NA - no hx Cardiac ischemia pt, you're PCP IV, SBP 120, STEMI + 12 lead - whats the nitro dose? - Answer 0.3/0.4 mg X 3 ...

Identify approved drugs for IO medication administration: - Answer Any medication that can be given IV can go IO Evaluate medical conditions and indications for sublingual medication administration: - Answer Rapid absorption of meds with systemic delivery - Nitro for cardiac pts List approved drugs that can be administered via sublingual: - Answer Nitroglycerine, Ativan, etc Discuss the benefit of sublingual medication administration: - Answer Absorbed very rapidly into the ...

10-3 - Answer All units stop transmitting 10-4 - Answer Acknowledged 10-6 - Answer Busy stand-by unless urgent 10-7 - Answer Arrived or out of service 10-8 - Answer Departed or in service 10-9 - Answer Repeat last transmission 10-13 - Answer Unable to reply (relative near by etc) 10-19 - Answer Return to base 10-20 - Answer What is your location? 10-21 - Answer Phone by land line or cellular 10-25 - Answer non-violent psychiatric pat...

Relating to the General Measures Standard what should the paramedic minimally bring onto the call? - Answer Equipment to do a baseline set of vitals and equipment used for defibrillation Relating to the Patient Assessment Standard a paramedic should establish a baseline set of vitals which should include... (7) - Answer HR RR BP Spo2 GCS Pupils Skin Colour and condition Relating to the Patient Assessment Standard what should occur immediately on patient contact? (3) - Answer ...

Components of the upper respiratory tract - Answer Nasal cavity and sinuses Pharynx Larynx Trachea Components of the lower respiratory tract - Answer R & L mainstem bronchi Secondary bronchi Tertiary bronchi Bronchioles Alveolar ducts Alveoli Significance of the nasal cavity to EMS - Answer NPA placement NTT placement Site of epistaxis Common # site Pharyngeal key points - Answer -Common site of FBAO -Abscesses here may lead to obstruction. -Swelling due to burn...

What is the definition of "paramedic"? - Answer - volunteer or employee of an ambulance service - meets qualifications for an emergency medical attendant as set out in specified regulations - authorized to perform one or more controlled medical acts under authority of Base Hospital medical director - does not include physician/nurse/other health care provider whom may attend a call for an ambulance Which government body regulates the Paramedic profession in Ontario? - Answer Mi...

You are called to the residence of an elderly man whose daughter states that he is not acting right. The patient becomes combative when you attempt to assess him. He refuses supplemental oxygen and states that you are not taking him anywhere. What is the MOST appropriate course of action? A. Gently restrain him and transport him to the hospital. B. Calmly talk to him and try to obtain a glucose reading. C. Administer 5 mg of diazepam IM to calm and sedate him. D. Start an IV line and admin...

What should you do if a PT requests a hospital that doesn't have the specialization they require: - Answer Transport the patient to the hospital of their choice when possible or reasonable. How should you prioritize the needs of your PT: - Answer On the basis of the injuries or illness most in need of urgent treatment. When should a formal CISD be done and by whom: - Answer Within 24-72 hours, by one or more professional counselors. Burnout is a consequence of: - Answer C...

191)In a normal patient, put in order the sequence of events for post ingestion of foods: i) the cells absorb the sugar and use as needed ii) pancreas sends out the insulin to transport the sugars to the cells iii) the brain senses an increase in sugar in the blood iv) any excess sugar is stored in the liver as glycogen v) the brain sends a signal to the pancreas to increase secretion of insulin vi) all remaining sugar is stored in the body as fatty tissue a) 3, 5 ,2,1 ,4 ,6 b) 3, 5, 2, ...

According to the BLS, what are considered to be baseline vitals? - Answer HR, RR, BP, SPO2, GCS, pupils, skin condition & color. According to the BLS, what calls would typically warrant a cardiac monitor? - Answer - All VSA pt - Unconscious/ altered pt - Collapse or syncope - Suspected cardiac ischemia - Mod- severe SOB - CVA - Overdose - Multi-system trauma - Electrocution - Submersion - Hypothermia, heat exhaustion, heat illness According to the BLS, how long should...

one of the side effects of atropine is, a dry mouth b bradycardia c hypertension d all of the above - Answer a the fallopian tubes are approximately how long a 10 cm b 10mm c 100cm d 10 inches - Answer a which of the following does NOT usually occur during pregnancy a increase in pulse pressure b PVCs on the ECG c decrease in pulse pressure d syncope - Answer c what is the name of the orifice that allows foetal blood to pass directly from the right atrium to the le...

What is a Malory-Weiss Tear? etiology? why is it relevant? - Answer bleeding from a tear in the MUCOSA at the JUNCTION of the stomach + esophagus etiology : severe retching, coughing, vomiting relevance: cause of upper GI bleeding, usually benign Normal portal vein pressure? Portal HTN pressure? - Answer normal : 5-10mmHg portal HTN: >22mmHg What is hepatic encephalopathy? - Answer Brain dysfunction and damage caused by increased ammonia (a neurotoxin) in the blood, resultin...

Conduction System - Answer SA node AV node AV Junction Bundle of HIS Bundle branches Purkinje fibers Inter-nodal pathways Fibrous connective tissue rings What are the first vessels to branch off the aorta? - Answer *Coronary arteries Left main coronary artery Left anterior descending (LAD) -Circumflex artery (CX) -Right coronary artery Where do the coronary arteries travel? - Answer Along the epicardial surface During what phase of cardiac cycle does coron...

What is perfusion? - Answer The ability of the cardiovascular system to pump oxygenated blood to the tissues and return deoxygenated blood to the lungs. What is hypoperfusion? - Answer Inadequacy of cellular gas exchange What is oxygenation? - Answer The process of loading oxygen molecules onto hemoglobin molecules in the bloodstream What is anaerobic metabolism? - Answer The creation of energy through the breakdown of carbohydrates in the absence of oxygen. Red blood cel...

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When caring for a client who has acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), the nurse would implement which measure to promote effective airway clearance? 1) Administer sedatives as frequently as possible. 2) Turn the client every 4 hours. 3) Increase ventilator settings every 2 hours. 4) Suction as needed. - Answer 4) Suction as needed. Rationale: The nurse should observe the client's need for tracheal/oral/nasal suctioning every 2 hours and provide adequate suctioning as needed....

What is shock - Answer Syndrome characterized by decreased tissue perfusion & impaired cellular metabolism •Imbalance in supply/demand for O2 and nutrients either... 1. Decreased oxygen supply in body 2. Something happened that made metabolic demand skyrocket (infection, sepsis, vasodilation) Blood pressure is affected by shock, but shock is not blood pressure which valve disorders are life threatening - Answer aortic main cause of tricuspid stenosis - Answer Rheumati...

What are the main exocrine enzymes and what do they do? (pancreas) - Answer Amylase- starch breakdown Lipase- fat breakdown Chymotrypsin/Trypsinogen- protein breakdown What are the islets of Langerhans? (Endocrine/Pancreas) - Answer β- insulin and amylin α- glucagon δ- somatostatin F cells- pancreatic polypeptide What happens during acute pancreatitis? - Answer Injured pancreatic cells or pancreatic enzymes leak into pancreatic tissue "autodigestion" (eating itself) ...

diagnosis for cholecystitis - Answer x-ray/ultrasound won't see w CT amylase/lipase will diagnose pancreatitis too elevated liver function tests b/c of backflow of bilirubin from liver ERCP Complications of Immobility - Answer Cardiovascular - reduced CO, orthostatic HoTN, venous stasis, DVT Respiratory - reduced lung expansion, atelectasis, pooling of respiratory secretions Musculoskeletal - muscle atrophy, joint contractures, demineralization of bone Integume...

A 65 year old male patient has experienced full-thickness electrical burns on the legs and arms. As the nurse you know this patient is at risk for the following: Select all that apply: A. Acute kidney injury B. Dysrhythmia C. Iceberg effect D. Hypernatremia E. Bone fractures F. Fluid volume overload - Answer The answers are A, B, C, and E. Electric burns are due to an electrical current passing through the body that leads to damage to the skin but also the muscles and bones that are und...