ECA Confirmation paper Week 6 Flashcards
On discovering a possible unconscious casualty what should you do after checking for Danger
check Responce
Chest compressions on an adult should be at a rate of;
100-120 per minute
Which of the following is not a symptom
A Pain
B Dizziness
C Nausea
D Vomit
D Vomit
Where Possible a patient with abdominal pain should be placed in the what position
Fowler
The air way of an unconsious patient should be monitored how often
constantly
Which of the following is not a kinetic of manual handling?
A bend at Knees
B keep back staight
C Look straight ahead
D dynamic risk assessment
D
Which of the following is not an element of mental capacity
A communicating decision
B retaining information
C Weighing up options
D being informed
D being informed
The correct sizing of an NP airway is achieved by measuring
a) from the nostril to the angle of the jaw
b) from the nostril to the tragus of the ear
c) from the corner of the mouth to the angle of the jaw
d) the size of the patients thumb and comparing to the diameter of the NPA
b) from the nostril to the tragus of the ear
Which of the following is not considered COPD
a) bronchitis
b) asthma
c) pneumonia
d) emphysem
c) pneumonia
When performing CPR on an adult the sternum should be depressed;
a) 3-4 cms
b) 1-2cms
c) 5-6 cms
d) 4-5 cms
c) 5-6 cms
Cricoid pressure is used in advanced life support to
a) Assist the paramedic to view the vocal cords
b) Ensure that the correct depth of compressions are achieved
c) Clear the airway
d) Occlude the oesophagus to prevent regurgitation
a) Assist the paramedic to view the vocal cords
The purpose of using the head tilt, chin lift methodOn an unconscious patient is to;
a) lift the tongue from the back of the throat
b) to stop the casualty from vomiting
c) to assist the flow of blood to he head
d) to make the casualty comfortable
a) lift the tongue from the back of the throat
Low body temperature is known aS:
a) hyperfonia
b) hyperthermia
c) hypotonia
d) hypothermia
d) hypothermia
A clean wound with straight edges is a;
a) contused wound
b) lacerated wound
c) incised wound
d) punctured wound
c) incised wound
The most appropriate first aid for a conscious patient in shock due to blood loss is:
a) to give them a glass of water
b) lay them down / raise legs
c) give them hot water bottles
d) place them in the recovery position
b) lay them down / raise legs
A conscious, choking patient should be?
a) given abdominal thrusts immediately
b) given CPR
c) given up to 5 back slaps first
d) encourage to cough first
d) encourage to cough first
A patient having an asthma attack, should be encouraged to
: a) blow into a paper bag
b) lie down
c) use their reliever inhaler
d) use their preventer inhaler
c) use their reliever inhaler
a symptoms of a heart attack can include;
a) shortness of breath
b) diarrhoea
c) shooting pain in leg
d) a heavy feeling in right arm
a) shortness of breath
When using an AED which of the following would you not check chest for
a) hair
b) perspiration
c) tattoo
d) medication patch
b) perspiration
Symptoms of a CVA usually doesn’t include which of the following : a) paralysis down one side of the body
b) slurred speech
c) unequal pupils
d) abdominal pain
d) abdominal pain