| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| The main purpose of this assesment is to | find life threatening conditions and fix them | 100%
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| IOS is the | index of suspicion | 100%
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| MOI is the | mechanism of injury | 100%
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| when i check AVPU U is checking | unconsciousness | 100%
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| For breathing ill bring what tank | 02 | 67%
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| a pocket mask or mouth to mouth at room air gives % of 02 | 16 | 67%
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| an NC gets this range of LPM | 1 to 6 LPM | 67%
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| A bvm at room air gives % of 02 | 21 | 67%
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| a bvm on o2 gives % of o2 at 15LPM | 80-100 | 67%
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| a complete non rebreather will give this % of O2 | 80-95 | 67%
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| a bvm is also known as | AMBU bag | 67%
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| for breathing the 2 types of ventilations are | artificial & supplemental | 67%
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| the progression for a primary is | AVPU-CC-(C)-A-B-C-D-E | 67%
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| After A i go to B which is | Breathing | 67%
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| when checking A i ask first | can you take a deep breath? | 67%
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| which is their | chief complaint | 67%
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| for A i bring this skill for choking | choking skills | 67%
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| after B i do C which is | circulation | 67%
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| for circulation i can bring | CPR & AED | 67%
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| After CC i go to | C-spine | 67%
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| then i ask | did anything prevent you from taking a breath? | 67%
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| When checking breathing i ask | Do you feel like you are getting enough air? | 67%
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| when i check AVPU A is checking | if they’re Alert | 67%
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| when i check AVPU P is checking | if they respond to pain stimuli | 67%
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| when i check AVPU V is checking | if they’re verbal stimuli | 67%
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| CC checks the nature of | Illness & injury | 67%
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| 2nd after my size up I do an | Initial assessment | 67%
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| which means | level of consciousness | 67%
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| an NC for breathing is a | nasal canula | 67%
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| an NPA is a | nasopharyngeal airway | 67%
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| for breathing supplemental ventilations i bring | NC, partial & complete non rebreather, simple face mask | 67%
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| an OPA is a | oropharyngeal airway | 67%
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| If there is trauma before my initial i do a | rapid trauma assessment | 67%
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| 94%+ on pulse ox and controlled breathing i give | room air | 67%
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| 1st In my size up I check | SAFETY of me, my crew, my patient | 67%
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| for A i bring this for gurgling | suction | 67%
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| If breathing is controlled i will give | supplemental oxygen | 67%
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| a pocket mask should have this much LPM on 02 | 15 | 33%
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| during my ongoing assessment if stable how long | 15 minutes | 33%
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| a NC on 1-6 LPM gives % of O2 | 24-44 | 33%
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| when using pocket mask/PNB/Simple face mask on 02 i deliver % of 02 | 50-60 | 33%
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| during my ongoing assesment on unstable patient how long do i wait | 5 minutes | 33%
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| how long should a detail exam take | 90 seconds or less | 33%
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| A in. DCAP | abrasion | 33%
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| This should take | a few seconds | 33%
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| after S i go to A in SAMPLE which is | Allergies | 33%
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| when i do disability nerve i ask | any numbness or tingling? | 33%
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| If breathing is not controlled and have a decreased LOC i give | artificial ventilations | 33%
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| when doing my ongoing assessment where do i restart | at AVPU | 33%
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| 3rd for vitals I check | blood pressure | 33%
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| For breathing im going to check these | Breath sounds & pulse ox | 33%
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| after DCAP for palpating go to | BTLS | 33%
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| after AVPU i check | CC | 33%
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| C in DCAP | contusion | 33%
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| D in DCAP | deformities | 33%
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| after C i go to D which is | disability nerve | 33%
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| after L i go to E in SAMPLE which is | Events leading up to calling 911 | 33%
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| after D i go to E which is | exposure to elements | 33%
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| When doing my secondary assesment what types of physicals can i go | Focus & detail | 33%
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| After my initial assesment the 3rd deep is a | general assesment | 33%
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| The purpose of this assesment is to get a | ”general impression“ | 33%
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| 4th in my size up i check if there is | HELP needed (backup) | 33%
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| L in BTLS | lacerations | 33%
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| after P i go to L in SAMPLE which is | Last oral intake | 33%
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| The AVPU is to check the patients | LOC | 33%
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| for circulation i want to control | major bleeding | 33%
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| After A i go M in SAMPLE which is | Medication | 33%
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| 2nd in my size up I look for the | MOI & IOS | 33%
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| for artificial ventilations i can use these | Mouth to mask, BVM, mouth to mouth | 33%
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| 90 or less on pulse ox with controlled breathing i give | Nonrebreather partial or complete | 33%
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| signs are | objective | 33%
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| 3rd in my size up i figure out the | # of patients | 33%
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| after my general assessment 4th i go to | ongoing assessment | 33%
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| O in S | onset | 33%
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| A patent airway is | open | 33%
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| after C i go to A which is | Patent Airway | 33%
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| A%Ox4 will ask | Person? Place? Time? Event? | 33%
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| After M I go to P in SAMPLE which is | Pertinent past history | 33%
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| when checking for spinal injury i check | PMS | 33%
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| when using mouth to mask i use a | pocket mask | 33%
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| this is also called a | police pat down | 33%
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| which is also called the | primary assessment | 33%
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| this should be done | prior to patient contact | 33%
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| PMS is | pulse, motor, sensory | 33%
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| when I check circulation i look at | pulse, skin, temp, and cappilary refill | 33%
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| P in DCAP | punctures | 33%
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| Q in S | Quality | 33%
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| R in S | Radiation/Region | 33%
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| Where do i report | radio | 33%
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| after my ongoing assesment whats 5th | report | 33%
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| After vitals in my secondary assessment what progression do i run through | SAMPLE | 33%
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| for severity I ask | Scale of 0-10 how bad is the pain? | 33%
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| 1st thing in my patient assessment i do a | Scene size up | 33%
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| a general assesment is also called a | secondary assesment | 33%
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| S in S | Severity | 33%
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| the S in sample | signs & symptoms | 33%
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| symptoms are | subjective | 33%
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| S in BTLS | swelling | 33%
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| finally last for vitals i check | temprature | 33%
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| T in BTLS | tenderness | 33%
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| T in S | Time | 33%
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| what do i report | unit#,ID,Age,Sex,initial assesment,secondary assesment,physical, care, ETA. | 33%
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| second for vitals I check | ventilations | 33%
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| First for my general assesment i check | VITALS | 33%
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| for provocation i ask | what makes it better or worse? | 33%
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| for radiation I ask | where is the pain, does it spread? | 33%
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| A complete non rebreather gets this range of LPM | 10-15 | 0%
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| a partial non rebreather and simple face mask get this range of LPM | 6-10 | 0%
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| for circulation i check | blood glucose levels | 0%
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| B in BTLS | burns | 0%
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| for quality I ask | Can you describe the pain/feeling? | 0%
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| when palpating the progression i run through first is | DCAP | 0%
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| for time i can also ask | does it come and go? | 0%
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| when doing disability nerve i check | head injury (A&Ox4 + pupils) | 0%
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| what is a detail exam called also | head to toe | 0%
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| for time I ask | How long has it been like this? | 0%
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| on E if unstable I | ”load and go” | 0%
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| Who gets a focus physical | med patients with minor trauma | 0%
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| who gets a detail physical | M Trauma, ETOH, LOC Dec, 18-, Unc, Drugs | 0%
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| 90-94% on pulse ox and controlled breathing i give | NC at 1-4 LPM | 0%
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| for A i bring this equipment for snoring | NPA and OPA | 0%
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| for A i bring this Skill for Snoring | open airway | 0%
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| when i go through S in SAMPLE what is my progression | OPQRST | 0%
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| P in S | Provacation/Palliation | 0%
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| when i check vitals first i check | pulse | 0%
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| when checking disability nerve i also check for what injury | spinal | 0%
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| on E if stable I | ”stay and play” | 0%
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| when would i palpate a patient | To assess for pulse, temp, or hidden injury | 0%
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| for onset i ask | When did this start? | 0%
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