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Chapter 13- Table 13-4 Flashcards
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Chapter 10- Ensure Scene Safety
Chapter 10-Form a General Impression
Chapter 10- Assess Level of Consciousness
Chapter 10-Identify and Treat Life Threats
Chapter 10- Unresponsive patients
Chapter 10-Assess Breathing
Chapter 10-Assesess pulse
Chapter 10- Determine Priority of Patient CAre and Transport
Chapter 10- History Taking
Chapter 10- OPQRST
Chapter 10- Pertinent Negatives
Chapter 10- Systematically Assess the Patient- Secondary Assessment
Chapter 10-Pulse Rate
Chapter 10- Pulse Rhytym
Chapter 10-Blood Pressure
Chapter 10-Neurologic Sytem
Chapter 10-Glasgow Coma Scale
Chapter 10- Anatomic Regions (Head, Neck, and Cervical Spine)
Chapter 10- Reassessment
Chapter 12- Medication Names
Chapter 12-Routes of Administration
Chapter 12- Table 12-1
Chapter 12- General Steps in Administering Medications
Chapter 12-4- Table
Chapter 12- Asprin
Chapter 12- Nitroglycerin
Chapter 12- Epinephrine
Chapter 12- Administering Naloxone By Injection
Chapter 12-Naloxone
Chapter 12-Medication Errors
Chapter 13-Septic Shock
Chapter 13- Pschogenic Shock
Chapter 13- The progression of shock
Chapter 13- Emergency Medical Care for shock
Chapter 13- Table 13-4
Chapter 13- Treating Cradiogenc Shock
Chapter 13- Treating Neurogenic Shock
Chapter 13- Treating Hypovolemic Shock
Chapter 14- Elements of BLS
Chapter 14- Automated External Defibrillation
Chapter 14-AED uses in children
Chapter 14- Transdermal Medication Patches
Chapter 14-Provide Artificial Ventilations
Chapter 14- Impedance Threshold Device
Chapter 14- When NOT to start CPR
Chapter 14- Resonsive Patients (Adominal Thrust Maneuver)
Chapter 14- Grief Support for family members and loved ones
Chapter 15-Patient Assessment
Chapter 15- Primary Assessment
Chapter 15- History Taking
Chapter 15- Secondary Asessment
Chapter 15-Type of transport
Chapter 15-Destination Selection
Chapter 15-Influenza
Chapter 15- Hepatitis
Chapter 15- Table 15-2
Chapter 15- Ebola
Chapter 16- Physiology of Respiration
Chapter 16- Table 16-1
Chapter 16- Table 16-2
Chapter 16- Carbon Dioxide Retention andd Hypoxic Drive
Chapter 16-Causes of Dyspnea
Chapter 16- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Chapter 16- Pulmonary Embolism
Chapter 16- Environmental/Inddustrial Exposure
Chapter 16-Assessing ABCs in respiraatory patients
Chapter 16- Assessing Breathing Sounds
Chapter 16- Administration of an MDI
Chapter 16-Acute Pulmonary Edema
Chapter 17-Anatomy & Physiology
Chapter 17- Circulation
chapter 17-Atherosclerosis
Chapter 17- Acute Coronary Syndrome
Chapter 17- Angina pectoris
Chapter 17- Acute Myocardial Infraction
Chapter 17-Signs and symptoms of AMI
Chapter 17- Cardiogenic Shock
Chapter 17-Congestive Heart Failure
Chapter 17- Table 17-1
Chapter 17-Table 17-1 Part 2
Chapter 17- Hypertensive Emergency
Chapter 17-Table 17-2
Chapter 17- History Taking
Chapter 17-Automated External Defibrilators
Chapter 17- AED maintenence
Chapter 17- Performing Defibrilation
Chapter 17- Cardiac Arrest During Transport
Chapter 17- Coordination with ALS personnel
Chapter 17-Management of ROSC
Chapter 17- Figure 17-18
