USJ Pharma Test

How to manage a partial airway obstruction for an adult patient?

• shoulder claps

• back claps

• both shoulder and back claps

• encourage the victim to cough

How to manage the airway obstruction of an infant?

• encourage him/her to cough

• back claps

• abdominal compression

• back claps and abdominal compression

what do we call the technical maneuver of opening the airways of a patient?

• head tilt chin lift

• CANNULA

• jaw thrust

• both head tilt chin lift and jaw thrust

Upon your arrival to a residence (home) you find a pregnant woman who is unconscious

you should first of all

• check her pulse

• check her breath

• insert cannula

• none of the above

in case of severe bleeding you should

• directly apply tourniquet

• place the patient in a comfort position

• Give him water to drink

• apply direct pressure

what's the normal respiratory rate of an adult?

• 12-25

• 15-20

• 14-20

• 12-20

what is the cycle of airway management?

• check the mouth - open the airways - assess the airways- maintain the airways - ventilate

• check the mouth - open the airways - assess the airways- ventilate-maintain the airways -

• check the mouth - maintain the airways-open the airways - assess the airways - ventilate

• open the airways-check the mouth - assess the airways- maintain the airways - ventilate

How do you provide artificial ventilation for an infant patient who is not breathing but has a pulse?

• 1 breath every 3 to 5 s

• 1 breath every 4 to 5 s

• 1 breath every 2 to 3 s

• 1 breath every 5 to 6 s

what should you do if you are not sure of the pulse?

• check from the other side

• ask someone else to check pulse

• alert of CPR and start compressions

• Runnn

when the AED is ready you should perform how many analysis before you transport?

• 3

• 1

• 2

• 4