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Emergency Medicine

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does EMR Stand For?

a)

Emergency Medical Rest

b)

Emergency Medical RICE

c)

Emergency Medical Services

d)

Emergency Medical Response

2.

What are the 3 C's, in order?

a)

Call, Care, Check

b)

Call, Check, Care

c)

Check, Call, Care

d)

Check, Care, Call

3.

If you ask a patient (during a secondary assessment) what they last ate or drank, where does this fall in the SAMPLE acronym?

a)

P - Patient History

b)

A - Allergies

c)

S - Signs and Symptoms

d)

L - Last Intake

4.

What is one key difference between partial and complete choking?

a)

Partial - entire epiglottis is blocked

b)

Partial - the patient cannot cough

c)

Complete - part of the epiglottis is blocked

d)

Complete - the patient cannot cough

5.

What is a factor that would make a scene unsafe?

a)

An unconscious patient

b)

Multiple unconscious patients

c)

An injured patient

d)

Loose Wires

6.

If you ask a conscious patient what happened, or what they last remember, where does this fall in the SAMPLE acronym?

a)

S - Signs and Symptoms

b)

E - Events

c)

A - Allergies

d)

P - Patient History

7.

Why do we tap on the unconscious patients' shoulders when assessing their situation?

a)

To try and wake them up

b)

To stimulate muscle contractions in their neck

c)

To ensure they do not wake up during your assesment

d)

To prevent them from moving

8.

How long can a patient typically go without oxygen before becoming unconscious?

a)

2-3 Minutes

b)

3-4 Minutes

c)

5-6 Minutes

d)

7-8 Minutes

9.

What is the compressions: breaths ratio in CPR (for adults, children, and infants)?

a)

15:2

b)

20:2

c)

25:2

d)

30:2

10.

What can you provide a patient that meets the criteria for a heart attack?

a)

Nyquil

b)

Tylenol

c)

Motrin

d)

Aspirin

11.

Which side of an EpiPen is inserted into the upper leg (during an allergic reaction)?

a)

The Blue Side

b)

The Orange Side

12.

During a patients' nosebleed, you should encourage them to pinch their nose and tilt their head up

a)

True

b)

False

13.

During a patient's seizure, what should you do?

a)

Restrain the patient and prevent them from moving

b)

Remove any cushioning from underneath their head

c)

Add cushioning/a pillow underneath their head

d)

Crowd the area as much as possible

14.

What is a common symptom of a heart attack?

a)

Chest Pain

b)

No Breathing Abnormalities

c)

Fine Motor Control

15.

How many back blows and abdominal/chest thrusts do we deliver?

a)

5 & 5

b)

5 & 10

c)

10 & 5

d)

10 & 10