Inclusion Criteria

Question 1

What are the Inclusions for MED 1

Answer 1

A sensation of general weakness without a loss of consciousness.

Weakness with Pallor

Weakness with diaphoresis

Dizziness, near syncope.

Question 2

What are the Inclusions for MED 2

Answer 2

Any PT who is at Verbal, Pain or Unresponsive

Question 3

What are the inclusions for MED 3

Answer 3

FC less than 50/min

FC greater than 150/min

Bradycardia or Tachycardia

Sensation of palpitations

Question 4

What are the Inclusions for MED 5 in a PT under 65

Answer 4

A systolic blood pressure of less than 100mmHg with one or more of the following symptoms:

Agitation of Confusion

RR greater than 24/min

Pulse greater than 100/min

Pallor

Diaphoresis

Cold extremities

Dizziness

Question 5

What are the Inclusions for MED 5 in a PT over 65

Answer 5

A systolic BP of 100mmHg or less without any symptoms.

Question 6

What are the Inclusions for MED 15

Answer 6

The PT must be at A and have had a temporary loss of consciousness.

Question 7

What are the Inclusions for MED 7

Answer 7

An alteration in level of consciousness with tonic clonic activity

Question 8

What are the inclusions for Tech 11 for 18 years and older.

Answer 8

A primary or secondary complaint of pain or discomfort that is active or has resolved

The description of the pain ie; burning, tearing, pressure does not matter

Any pain between the umbilici and the jaw including the back and the arms

Typical angina pain or atypical angina pain

Bradycardia, tachycardia, or palpitations

Syncope or near syncope

Question 9

What are the inclusions for Tech 11 for 65 years and older?

Answer 9

Primary complaint of;
Weakness 
OR
Diaphoresis
sudden and unexplainable

Acute onset of dyspnea that is unexplainable

Question 10

What are the inclusions for Tech 9

Answer 10

Where C-Pap has failed or cannot be used

The patient must weigh over 25kg