TEST #4

Question 1

What is the take me to throw a rope back at someone and water

Answer 1

Throw the object underhand to the patient

Question 2

How do you relieve some water from the stomach after a drowning

Answer 2

This condition is called gastric distention. When gastric distention reaches a point at which it interferes with the capability to ventilate the patient placed a patient on his side. With suction immediately available place your hand over the patient’s epigastric area of the abdomen And apply from pressure to relieve the distention.

Question 3

When a patient has a heat stroke, after doing the ABC’s, what do you do?

Answer 3

Immediately begin to cool the patient. For tempted water over the patient body. Please call packs in the patient’s groin on each side of the neck and in the armpits and behind knees.

Question 4

How would you treat someone that has shortness of breath in altitude.

Answer 4

The best emergency care is to move the patient to a lower altitude in administer oxygen.

Question 5

What position would you find someone who is suffering from an abdominal pain.

Answer 5

You would find a patient in a guarded position

Question 6

What is the best intervention to make on a patient who is suffering from a heat stroke.

Answer 6

The first step is to remove the patient from the source of heat and place them in a cool environment. After that remove as much of the patients clothing as it as possible a reasonable.

Question 7

What are the predisposing factors for generalized hypothermia?

Answer 7

Age, Temperature wind chill and moisture, Medical conditions, alcohol drugs, duration of exposure, clothing, activity level

Question 8

What is the process to rewarm a body part that has been exposed to the cold?

Answer 8

1. Immersive effected tissue in warm water bath

2. Monitor the water that it stays at an even temperature
3. Stir the water to keep heat evenly distributed
4. Keep the tissue in warm water until the software and color and sensation return
5. Following the time process dress the area with dry sterile dressings
6. Elevate the extremity
7. protect against refreezing
8. Transport as soon as possible

Question 9

What do you need to be careful fort with bath salts?

Answer 9

Your priority is providing emergency medical Care for the patient is to protect yourself and your crew because the patient might be combative and require restraint.

Question 10

What are the effects of activated charcoal

Answer 10

Activated charcoal maybe used for a patient who has ingested poison by mouth. Activated charcoal absorbs poison in the stomach and prevents absorption from the body.

Question 11

What are the different ways a substance can get into your body

Answer 11

Ingestion, inhalation, injection, absorption

Question 12

What are the signs and symptoms of somebody going through withdrawals

Answer 12

Anxiety and agitation, confusion, tremors, profuse sweating, elevated temperature, increase heart rate and blood pressure, hallucinations, nausea, seizures

Question 13

Hemophilia

Answer 13

It is a blood disorder that affects clotting

Question 14

Thrombophilia

Answer 14

It is an abnormal clotting condition

Question 15

Define endometritis and endometriosis

Answer 15

Endometriosis is the inflammation of the endometrium

Endometrious is a condition where the endometrium tissue grows outside the uterus

Question 16

Pancreatitis

Answer 16

Inflammation of the pancreas can cause severe pain in the middle and upper quadrant of the abdomen. Some of the signs and symptoms are abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, domino tenderness, mild jaundice.

Question 17

Esophageal varices

Answer 17

Bulging or weakening of the blood vessels lining the lower part of the esophagus. Some of the sign and symptoms are Large amount of vomiting blood (hematemesis), Rapid pulse, breeding difficulty, hail cool plan skin, absence of pain or tenderness the abdomen

Question 18

Signs and symptoms of acute abdominal pain

Answer 18

1. Being a guard position
2. Poor general appearance
3. Unresponsive
4. Not following commands
5. Signs of shock

Question 19

What is Peritonitis and what is it causing

Answer 19

Information and irritation of the pertonium is called peritinitis. Peritonitis occurs when blood pus, Bacteria, or chemical substance leak into the paratonial cavity

Question 20

Glucagon

Answer 20

Glucagon Is exactly the opposite of insulin function. When the blood glucose level is low glucagon works to increase the blood glucose level. Glucagon’s major role in the body is to raise and maintain the blood glucose level.

Question 21

What is the fasting blood sugar of someone who has not eaten in 8 to 12 hours

Answer 21

After an 8 to 12 hour fast, a non-diabetic patients glucose typically Falls to 80 to 90 mg/dl.

Question 22

What three things a person needs to have to administer oral glucose?

Answer 22

1. Have an altered mental status

2. Have a history of diabetes Controlled by medication or a reading of less than 70
3. They can swallow

Question 23

What activities can cause a diabetics to go down

Answer 23

1. The patient takes insulin and does not eat a meal
2. The patient drastically increases their activity beyond normal
3. The patient takes too much insulin either takes too much at once or forgets to take an extra dose

Question 24

Did you aren’t sure someone is Hyper glycemic or hypo glycemic what are you do

Answer 24

You give the oral glucose

Question 25

What are some signs When I arrive into a scene that someone is a diabetic

Answer 25

Bracelets, tattoos, medication

Question 26

What to do when someone decides to have suicide by ingestion

Answer 26

You take the substance or containers with you as long as it is safe to provide a clue on what they ingested.

Question 27

Thrombocytopenia

Answer 27

Abnormal low level of platelets

Question 28

Leukemia

Answer 28

A cancer of the Early forming blood cells

Question 29

Signs and symptoms of acute pancreatitis

Answer 29

1. upper abdominal pain
2. Pain that radiates to your back
3. Tenderness when touching the abdomen
4. fever

Question 30

Signs and symptoms of generalized hyperthermia

Answer 30

Elevated court temperature, muscle cramps, weakness or exhausting, dizziness or fitness, rapid pulse that gets weak, headache

Question 31

Signs and symptoms of a Slow G.I. bleed

Answer 31

Black or tarry stool (hematochezia), bright red vomit (hematemesis) , cramps in the abdomen

Question 32

What piece of equipment is used to check oxygen levels

Answer 32

Pulseoxometer