Deck 1 Flashcards

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1
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What does IDDM stand for?

A

Insulin dependent diabetes mellitus

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2
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What would the external factor be for heat related illness?

A

Sun

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3
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Which is insufficient in addisons disease?

A

Quarter zone

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4
Q

What is the plaque in acs know as?

A

Fibrous gap

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5
Q

Signs and symptoms of adrenal Crisis?

A

Hypotension
Abdominal pain

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6
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Ortho

A

CS gas

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7
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What can cause hyperventilation syndrome.?

A

Anxiety and panic attacks
M.I
P.E
DKA

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8
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The two types of dialysis

A

Chemo
Peritoneal

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9
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What is the most injected drug taken?

A

Paracetamol

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10
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How would you warms a hyperthermic patient?

A

Gradually

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11
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Which of the following two features suggest heat exhaustion?

A

Mild elevated temperature
Auto static hypotension

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12
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How would you manage a hypocvalemic patient

A

Supine legs up

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13
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What are the signs of right sided hear failure?

A

Pitting oedema
Ascites

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14
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What does apnea mean?

A
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15
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Core temperature below what Indicates hypothermia

A

35

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16
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What is priority when managing a drowning patient

A

Own safety

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17
Q

Insufficient delivery of glucose and oxygenated blood to meet the metabolic demands of the body is defined as what?

A

Shock

18
Q

What are the two types,of stroke?

A

Exertion
Non exertion

19
Q

What modifiable stroke risk factor?.

A
20
Q

What is COPD?

A

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

21
Q

Which is not a classic sign of a UTI?

A
22
Q

What do we administer I adrenal crisis

A

Hydroquarterzone

23
Q

Whats syndrome is a fatal complication of sickle cell?

A

Acute chest syndrome

24
Q

What actions are associated with the administration of GTN

A

Dilation of conary arteries
Reduce spasm
Dilate systemic vain and pre load of heart

25
Q

Silent chest and central cyanosis indicated what?

A

A life threatening asthma

26
Q

What is burning. When weeing

A

Disurea

27
Q

Notice a patient goes into a gaze and flutter to eye lids when having a chat

A

Absent seizures

28
Q

5 stages of hypothermia

A

Conscious and shivering
Decreased level of consciousness and not shivering
Unconscious
Not breathing
Dead

29
Q

What is the mortality of heat stroke

A

10-50%
Cool them down

30
Q

How to remove someone from the water?

A

Horizontal

31
Q

Different between stable and unstable angina?

A

Stable exertion should releave itself after 15 minutes of relaxing at rest ( has triggers)

Unstable can continue when despite resting.

32
Q

Child with pirexa what addition sign would be maningcoccal disease

A

Puric rash 2mm

33
Q

What do we call the cap in the conary artery disease

A

Fibrous cap

34
Q

With hemodialisis where is the entry site?

A

arterio Venus fistula

35
Q

What does pnes mean

A

Psychogenic non-epileptic seizures

36
Q

Where adrenal gland located

A

Kidneys

37
Q

What does acs stand for?

A

Acute conary syndrome

38
Q

Three stages of heat stroke

A

Temp over 40
Hypotension
Cardiac arythmia

39
Q

In children most common type of allergy?

A

Food

40
Q

Hypothermia defines as what ?

A

Body temp less than 35