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Treatment for a person in anaphlaxis includes IV, epinephrine, and what medicine that blocks the histamine effects
benadryl
morphine
narcan
flonase
2
Characterized by enlargement of the salivary glands
measles
mumps
tonsillitis
herpes
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Your diabetic patient is combative and confused with a low blood sugar reading. You should...
adminster 1 mg glucagon IM
administer 5 mg versed IM
Place patient in restraints for his safety and yours
adminster o2 and transport
4
Susie was bitten by a viper. The main goal of prehospital care is to
remove the venom
slow absortion of the venom
find the snake
speed absortion of the venom
5
treatment for a female who injested an unknown substance found with snoring respirations,cyanotic skin,weak rapid pulse.
BLS transport
assist ventilations, IV, 2 MG Narcan
Intubate, IV, 2 MG Narcan, 25 gram dextrose
assist ventilations, IV, 2 MG Narcan, 25 grams dextrose
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Common symptoms of AIDS except
fatigue
oral thrush
genital sores
persistent diarrhea
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First step in decontamination
adminster atropine
speed elimination
reduce absorption
reduce intake of the toxin
8
chemical messengers that coordinate different functions in your body by carrying messages through blood to your organs
neurons
hormone
enzymes
neurotransmitters
9
Whish part of the ear is the organ for hearing
cerebrum
cochlea
ear canal
ossicles
10
Hepatitis affects which major organ
lungs
heart
brain
liver
11
Schizoaffective disorder is characterized by extreme mood swings from mania to depression
True
False
12
Thiamine is used for what?
it is not used in EMS
It is used to treat bi polar patients
it is part of a daily multivitamin in the form of vitamin B1
treat alcoholics along with glucagon or dextrose
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Jerry kept drinking more and more to get the same effect from the vodka
downward spiral
addiction
tolerance
withdrawal
14
In which country would one find 8 of the world's 10 highest mountains?
PAKISTAN
SPAIN
NEPAL
FRANCE
15
common cold, measles, mumps and chicken pox are examples of____
parasites
bacteria
viruses
fungi
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What is a modifiable risk of disease
something you can not change
something you can change
a family history
Gender
17
Pain in the left arm from a heart attack is called
referred pain
phantom pain
dull pain
normal
18
Stroke like symptoms that often resolve themselves before paramedics arrive
absence seizure
seizure
acting
Trans ischemic attack
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Hypertension is a major cause of end stage renal failure
True
False
20
Most common form of diabetes
prediabetes
juvenile
type 2
type 1
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what is not a condition for type 1 diabetes
insulin not secreted normally
pancreatic cells fail to function
body is unable to use insulin
lack of insulin to transfer glucose
22
Males have a shorter urethra than females
True
False
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Narcan should not be be given for
oxycodone
unconscious, pinpoint pupils
buprenorphine
morphine
tramadol
versed
24
Pulse oximetry is accurate in carbon monoxide patients
False
True
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This type of seizure is characterized by multiple seizures without an intervening period of consciousness
status epilepticus
general
focal
drugs
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a condition which causes abnormally low levels of calcium develop in the blood
hypoglycemia
hyponaturea
hypocalcemia
hypoparathyroidism
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What is the innermost layer of meninges that directly overlies the central nervous system
arachnoid membrane
dura matter
why does it matter
pia matter
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Possible symptoms of Tuberculosis
nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
new onset dry cough, warm and moist skin, low O2 sat
2 week cough with hemoptysis, fever, chills, night sweats
small blisters over entire body, fever, night sweats
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Feelings of worthlessness, diminished interest in activities, inability to concentrate
schizophrenia
depression
bi-polar
White Sox fans
30
Routes of entry to the body
injection
inhalation
ingestion
none of the above
absorption
all of the above
31
An increase of water being drawn into the kidney tubules will cause
diuresis
drowning
polyphagia
hyperkalemia
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a classically knows sign of acute pancreatitis, or abdominal bleeding
turners bleeding
turners sign
Ted Turners sign
grey turners sign
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What is your primary concern dealing with a patient that has ingested a caustic substance?
airway compromise
stomach ulcers
suicidal ideations
administering activated charcoal
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What is the main difference in the Cincinnati and Los Angeles stroke scale
one works one doesnt
the name
facial evaluation
blood glucose evaluation
35
coffee ground emesis is indicative of an upper GI bleed
False
True
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This causes swollen scrotum, painful urination, blood in semen, pain in testicle and discharge from penis.
testicular torsion
a swift kick
epididymitis
gonnaherpasyphilitis
37
Establishing guidelines to regulate health care safety as it relates to communicable disease is the responsibility of
OSHA
Individual departments
IDPH
FEMA
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What is a critical piece of information the hospital needs to know for all stroke patients
time of symptom onset
blood sugar reading
Pulse Ox reading
medical history
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small area in the center of the brain. It helps produce hormones that regulate heart rate, body temperature, and hunger
parietal lobe
medulla oblongata
hypothalamus
cerebellum
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What does the brain need to properly function
oxygen
sleep
all of the above
glucose
41
The lymphatic system is comprised of all of the following except
thymus
spleen
liver
lymph nodes
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You have a patient having a mental breakdown but do not want to be transported. What do you want to do
Leave the house, no patient found
get a signed release before they change their mind
Have police restrain patient
call medical control
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Dextrose should be given if a patients blood glucose level is below
60
65
70
80
44
Blood clots from atrial fibrillation place patients at a greater risk for
stress
cerebral vascular accident
mental illness
diabetes
45
Decerebrate or decorticate?
neither
both
decorticate
decerebrate
46
What medication do we use that might be given for an extremely hyperactive patient that has taken cocaine
metoprolol
dopamine
diazepam
naloxone
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Given the following vitals on a patient with SOB what is still needed? HR96, R 20, BP 116/78, SaO2 97%, BS 90
Cardiac monitoring
Medication administration
Give O2
Just transport
48
Hyperventilation used in neurological patients will do what to the ICP
increase
increase PaCO2
decrease
do nothing
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used for fumigation, electroplating, the production of plastics, and in fire smoke. This causes cellular asphyxia
cyanide
carbon monoxide
hydrogen peroxide
aluminum