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What are the "umbles" of hypothermia
Mumbles, fumbles, grumbles, bumbles
Mumbles, bumbles, fumbles, grumbles
Stumbles, mumbles, fumbles, grumbles
Stumbles, mumbles, bumbles, fumbles
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Mild hypothermia is around _____, whereas moderate is between __ and __ , and severe is < ___
35 ; 30-35 ; 30 degrees celsius
37 ; 30-37 ; 30 degrees celsius
39 ; 30-39 ; 30 degrees celsius
34 ; 30-34 ; 30 degrees celsius
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Heat Stroke is a _______ _______
Temperature problem
Fluid problem
good thing
bad thing
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Thermogenesis is regulated by the _________ NS; Thermolysis is regulated by the ________ NS
Parasympathetic; Parasympathetic
Sympathetic; Sympathetic
Sympathetic; Parasympathetic
Parasympathetic; Sympathetic
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There are both water-depleted heat exhaustion and sodium-depleted heat exhaustion
False
True
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After removing a hypothermic patient from cold environment, the continued core body temp. fall is called:
Afterdrop
ECMO
Afterstop
Frostnip
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With Gangrene the cells permanently die
True
False
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Thermolysis
Reduction of energy in body
Liberation of heat from body
Production of heat in body
Production of energy in body
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HAPE
High Altitude Pulmonary Edema
High Altitude Pulmonale Edema
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Homeostasis refers to the body processes that balance the supply and demand of the body's needs
True
False
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BMR - heat energy produced at rest from normal metabolic reactions (mostly liver and skeletal muscles)
Basal Metabolic Rate
Basal Metabolic Record
Base Metabolic Record
Base Metabolism Record
12
Trench foot is caused by
prolonged exposure to cool, wet conditions
prolonged exposure to warm, dry conditions
brief exposure to cool, wet conditions
brief exposure to warm, dry conditions
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Barotrauma: The pressure disequilibrium across body surfaces (Increased thoracic pressure)
True
False
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Thermogenesis
Production of energy in body
Production of heat in body
Reduction of heat in body
Production of heat release in body
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CBT
Core Body Thermal
Core Body Tunes
Core Body Temperature
Cool Boy Temperature
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Average BMR for 70 kg adult
60-70 kcal/hour
90-100 kcal/hour
80-90 kcal/hour
50-60 kcal/hour
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Two types of drowning
Wet drowning; Moist drowning
Wet drowning; dry drowning
Wet drowning; suffocation drowning
Collapsed alveoli drowning; dry drowning
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HACE: High Altitude Cerebral Edema
True
False
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Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome presents with
Hypothermia, muscle relaxation, and GCS 15
Hyperthermia, muscle rigidity, AMS, and hyperdynamic state
Hypernatremia, muscle relaxation, and AMS
Hyponatremia, muscle rigidity, and hyperdynamic state
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Heat cramps have 3 contributing factors
Depletion, dehydration, and resting muscles
Depletion, overhydration, and muscle fatigue
Depletion, dehydration, and muscle fatigue
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NMS
Neuroleptic Mantra Syndrome
Neuroleptic Malignant Synonym
Neurologic Malignant Syndrome
Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome
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Ability of body to maintain temperature through heat gain/loss
Thermogenesis
Thermoregulation
Thermolysis
Hypothermia
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4 Ways a body can be cooled
Radiation, electrical cooling, convection, and evaporation
Radiation, conduction, convection, and evaporation
Fanning, N/S, cool atmosphere, and heat packs
Fanning, warm atmosphere, heater, and ice packs
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Frost nip
Late frost bite
Frost bite
More severe than frost bite
Early frost bite
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Heat exhaustion is a _______ _______
temperature problem
good thing
bad thing
fluid problem
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POPS
Pulmonary Overpressurization Syndrome
Pulmonary Overpressed Syndrome
Pulmonary Oocyte Syndrome
Pulmonary Obese Syndrome
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Hypothermia is the condition when core body temp is:
<36 degrees celsius
<37 degrees celsius
<35 degrees celsius
<34 degrees celsius