Practice Questions Flashcards
The fight or flight response of the automatic nervous system is controlled by what?
The sympathetic nervous system
Drugs that are administered via this route are placed between the cheek and gum
Buccal route
What is a yellow sticky fluid found in the blood that mainly consist of water
Plasma
What is base contact?
Contact with an ER physician at the receiving facility
Seizures are commonly caused by all of the following except
Brain cancer
-MI
-ETOH
-Hypoglycemia
MI
When is an EMT allowed to administer Tylenol?
PO at special events
T/F near, drowning, or submerging patients are transported, even if the patient is out of the water and appears to be fine
True
What are the main differences in pediatric airways?
Smaller, softer, easier tube, obstruct/collapse
What is the dose for aspirin?
4 - 81mg tablets (for a total dose of 324 mg)
What type of patient should you use caution and administering epinephrine?
Hypertensive and/or history of coronary artery disease
What is the man effective administering MDI albuterol?
It dilates the bronchioles
An injury near the wrist to the anterior portion of the forum would best be described as…
Distal forearm
What are the indications for IV Tylenol?
Moderate to severe pain at any age
When administering large amount of fluids to any patient is always important to reassess…
Urinary output (because it is a direct indicator of kidney function)
Hepatitis B, surviving and dried human bodily fluids for a period of…
7 days (a week)
What is another name for Tylenol?
Acetaminophen
What is a brand name for diphenhydramine?
Benadryl
What is the standing order?
An order that allows you to follow protocol without base contact