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Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 17mins
What is the thing you do not do in scene size up?
Check Consciousness
C-Spine immobilization
Number of casualties
Body substance isolation
What are the common vital signs?
You are dispatched to an unconcious 80 years old patient. When you arrived you assess the breathing, the patient has a saturation of 86 %. What do you do?
You check pulse
You provide O2 using NRB mask at flow of 10-15 L/min
You provide O2 using nasal Canulla at flow of 8 L/min
You provide O2 using simple face mask at flow of 6 L/min
You arrived to an external bleeding (from hand) person, who fell from a height of 4.5 meters, with Glasgow = 15. Which sequence do you follow?
MIAS, O2 according to SpO2, Full immobilization
Compressive Bandage, O2 according to SpO2, Splint, Pupils Exam, Emergency Transportation
MIAS, O2 according to protocol, Bleeding intervention, full immobilization
MIAS, O2 according to protocol, full immobilization, Emergency Transportation
Which equipment deliver O2 from 24 to 44 %?
Simple Face Mask
Mask with Oxygen Reservoire
Nasal Canulla
All of the Above
When do you not administer NitroGlycerine?
Systolic Blood Pressure of 9.5
Dyastolic Blood Pressure of 9.5
Patient is on AntiCoagulant
Major Trauma
What is the normal range of Blood Glucose?
70 - 100 mg/DL
80- 125 mg/DL
80 - 120 mg/DL
75 - 110 mg/DL
Name 3 to 5 sings and symptoms of Hyperglycemia:
Calculate the Glasgow Score for the patient below:
You arrived to a 90 Years old patient who is unconscious who wakes up when you talk to him. You asked him about his chief complaint he replies by "Tree", you ask about the PPTE he talks about World War II. And he can localize his pain.
13
10
11
12
To which Scale we measure Cincinatti?
Mouth, Arms, Speech
Face, Arms, Mouth
Face, Legs, Speech
Face, Arms, Speech
What is the criteria that do not indicate the need for Assisted Ventilation?
RR > 30 or RR < 10
Inadequate Chest Expansion
60 < Pulse < 120
Respiratory Failure
On which basis do you assess breathing?
Sound, Rate, Skin, Mental Status, Chest Mvt, O2 Saturation
Sound, Rate, Skin, Mental Status, O2 Saturation, Heart Rate
Sound, Rate, Blood Pressure, Mental Status, Chest Mvt, O2 Saturation
Sound, Rate, Skin, Glycemia, Chest Mvt, O2 Saturation
You were dispatched to an unconscious child. When you arrived you see a 15 years old boy who was extracted from the pool after loosing his consciousness during diving course. You open airways using head-tilt chin-lift. While assessing the breathing you read : SpO2 85 %, Pulse 69. Which sequence do you follow from the following?
Place Canulla, Provide O2 (Using nasal canulla 6 L/Min), Emergency Transport
Place Canulla, Provide High Flow O2 (Using NRB 10 L/Min), Emergency Transport
Place Canulla, Provide O2 (Using simple face mask 8 L/Min), Emergency Transport
Place Canulla, Provide O2 (Using Assisted Ventilation), Emergency Transport
You are dispatched to a 79-Years Old Female having dyspnea. When you arrived you see the patient on O2 machine (Nasal Canulla 3L/Min) with RR = 20 and you ask about the history you found out that the patient is known to have COPD. After 3 mins of providing O2 using the same Canulla at 4L/Min, SpO2 shows a value of 88 %.How do you proceed?
Change the Canulla into Face Mask
Transport the patient
Provide High flow O2
Perform Assisted Ventilation
Check all the Primary Assessment out of the following:
HGT
Assess Breathing
Assess Vital Signals
SAMPLE History
Read Pulse
Out of the following, which are elements of Head-to-Toe Exam:
Assess the Airways
Assess the Head
Assess the Brain
4 more
Assess the Neck
Which is not a sign of Covid 19 infection
Sneezing
Diarhea
Coughing
Sore Throat
Hypovolemic shock is also known Hemorrhagic Shock
True
False
Does a patient, who is having a shock, is considered critical and in need of O2?
True
False
You arrived to an unconscious and unresponsive patient with HGT=30. You give him sugar intake.
True
False
To treat a patient having Angina/ MI you provide Nitroglycerin to ease the pain.
True
False
MI leads to Angina.
True
False
Patient with HGT = 250 mg/dl is considered hyperglycemia.
True
False
Hypoglycemia is considered more dangerous than hyperglycemia.
True
False
Both Hyperglycemia and Hypoglycemia can have AMS.
True
False
