quiz 18 Flashcards
The medication that an EMT may administer, when directed by medical control, for a poison that has been swallowed is:
activated charcoal
Epinephrine is an example of a drug’s:
generic name
Fluids from an intravenous line that flow into the surrounding tissues are called:
infiltration
Prescribed inhalers and epinephrine autoinjectors have a similar effect on patients in that they can:
increase heart rates
Specific signs or circumstances under which it is not appropriate to administer a drug are known as:
contraindications.
Under the direction and supervision of medical control, an EMT is permitted to administer, or assist the patient in administering, all of the following medications EXCEPT:
Tylenol.
A severe allergic reaction to a bee sting would be treated by administering:
epinephrine
Some EMS systems allow EMTs to administer __________ to counter an overdose of narcotics.
naloxone
Crushing chest pain in a patient with a known history of heart problems would be treated by administering:
nitroglycerin
Medications administered sublingually are:
dissolved under the tongue.