SFQ Flashcards
Sneaky Fecking Questions
What is Jaundice
yellowing of the skin and eyes
what is resting pulse rate
60 - 100 beats per min
what is the respiratory
rate
12 to 20 breaths per min
flow rate & oxygen delivered of NRM
10 - 15 L/Min and 60 - 85% O2
flow rate & oxygen delivered of nasal cannula
1 - 6 L/Min and 24% - 44% 02
flow rate & oxygen delivered of BVM
Blue 2L/Min 24%
white 4L/min 28%
yellow 8l/min 35%
red 10 L/min 40%
Green 15 L/min 60%
define tidal volume
amount of air that moves in and out of the lungs at each respiratory cycle
what is a hemorrhagic stroke
when blood from the artery begins bleeding into the brain
what is Osteoporosis
brittle bones
spine vertebraes (33 bones)
7 Cervical
12 Thoracic
5 Lumbar
5 Sacrum
4 Coccyx
what is a coronary embolism
blocked artery that happens as a result of a blood clot in one of the chambers of the heart
O2 Medications on patients
Adult 100% - SP02 of 94% - 98%
Child 100% - SP02 of 96% - 98%
C.O.P.D 100% - SP02 of 92%
lower Body bones
Femur
Patella (above the knee)
Knee
Tibia (shin)
Fibula (short shin bone)
Tarsals (ankle)
Metatarsals (foot bones)
Phalanges (toes)
what are metacarpals
long bones that are located between the carpal bones in the wrist and the phalanges
different types of respiration
External Respiration - breathing in and out
internal respiration - exchanges of gas
agonal respiration- low oxygen (hypoxia)
what is a sprain
injury to ligaments around a joint
what is a pandemic
Worldwide spread of a disease
what is an epidemic
disease break out to a limited region
what is an ishemic stroke
blood supply to the brain is reduced preventing brain tissue of oxygen etc
3 burn categories
First degree - Superficial, effects the outer layer (epidermis)
Second degree (partial thickness) burns down to the dermis
third degree - full thickness urns
3 types of muscles
Cardiac
Smooth
Skeletal
what is OPQRST
Onset
Provocation
Quality
Region/ Radiation
Severity
Time
what is syncope
to faint
what is SAMPLE
Signs / Symptoms
Allergy
Meds
Past Medical
Last Oral in take
Events
What is ASHICE
Age
Sex
History
Injury
Condition
ETA
what is Bradycardia
slower that normal heart
rate
What is Tachycardia
Faster than normal heart rate
what is FLACC
Face
Legs
Activity
Cry
Consolable
Paediatric Weights for Meds
Neonate 3.5kg
6 Months 6kg
1 - 5 yrs ( age x 2) + 8 kg
great than 5 yrs (ages x 3) + 7
7 rights for medications
Right Patient
Right meds
Right dose
Right route
Right time
Right documents
Right to Refuse
What are Medication Route
Oral (PO)
Sublingual (under the tongue)
Buccal (inside of cheek)
inhalation (inhaled)
Internasal (up the nose)
Intramuscular (IM)
what is minute volume
amount of gas inhaled or exhaled from a persons lungs in one minute
what is a hepatoma
its a bad bruise
what is a strain
excessive tension on a muscle or ligaments
What colours are the following;
Local Authorities
Ambulance Service
Garda
Red - Local Authorities
Green - Ambulance
Blue - Garda
what are the 3 cordons of a major emergency
Inner (Bronze)
Outer (Silver)
Traffic (Gold)
Who is in the Inner Cordon (Bronze)
Operational area
Emergency care & Rescue Personal
Who is in the Inner Cordon (Silver)
Tatical area
Garda
who is in the traffic cordon
Strategic area
Senior Chiefs
Upper Left Abdomen
Spleen
Tail of Pancreas
stomach
left kidney
transverse colon
upper right abdomen
gallbladder
head of pancreas
right kidney
transverse colon
lower left abdomen
small intestine
left ovary (if female)
left fallopian tube ( if female)
descending colon
lower right abdomen
appendix
small intestine
right ovary (if female)
right fallopian tube ( if female)
ascending colon
Caecum
what are the indicators of death
pooling, skin change
rigor mortise
what is FBAO
Foreign
Body
Airway
Obstruction
what is PPV
Positive
Pressure
Ventilation
what is FAST
Face
Arms
Speech
Time
what is TILE
Task
Individual
Load
Environment
what is CLIPS
Contusion - Bruise
Laceration - Tear Wound
Incision - Clean Cut
Puncture - Pierce Skin
Special - Gun shot
what is BEAPAIL
Bruising
Eviseration - insides fall out
Abrasion - Scrape
Puncture
Avulsion
Incision
Lacerions
what is PEEPS
Posture
Elevate
Examine
Pressure
Shock
what is hyperglycaemia
not enough insulin, high levels of sugar in the blood
what is hypoglycaemia
too much insulin, low levels of blood sugars
what is stroke volume
blood pumped from the left ventricle
what is Systolic blood pressure
pressure in your arteries when your heart beats
what is cardiac out put
amount of blood pumped per minute
what is cardiac pre load
force that stretches the muscle prior to contraction
major emergency command response
command
saftey
Communication
Assessment
triage
Treatment
Transport
what is Superior
towards head end of the body upper
what is Proximal
near to centre
what is inferior
away from head lower body
what is distal
parts further away from the body
what is endocardium
the inner most layer of the heart
what is myocardium
muscles of the heart
where is the subendocardium
inner ventricle walls of the heart just beneath the endocardium (the Purkinje Fibers)
what is pericardium
is a fibrous sac that encloses the heart and great vessels
What are the 5 links in the chain of survival
Early access
Early CPR
Early AED
Early ALS
Post ROS Care
what is Aphasia
Can’t Speak
what is Diaphoresis
Sweating
what is dysphagia
swallowing difficulty
what is dysgeusia
metallic taste in mouth