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WorksheetsEMR- Week 2
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
trauma that does not penetrate the body
(a)
palpable pulse in the upper arm
(a)
slow heart rate
(a)
slow respiratory rate
(a)
found at the base of the brain where it connects to the spinal cord; includes the midbrain, pons, and medulla oblongata
(a)
the presentation of the baby's feet or buttocks are the presenting part in the birth canal
(a)
failure to perform an ethical or legally required act established by the standard of care
(a)
inflammation in the lungs, either chronic or acute
(a)
tightening (constriction) of the airways
(a)
discoloration of the skin caused by damage to underlying blood vessels
(a)
small, branching vessels that connect arteries and veins; allows for exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide
(a)
leakage of fluid out of a capillary into surrounding tissue. During anaphylaxis, causes swelling, airway restriction, pulmonary edema
(a)
accumulation of fluid in the pericardial sac that compresses the heart
(a)
decreased cardiac output due to poor cardiac function or mechanical obstruction
(a)
palpable pulse in the neck
(a)
the relationship between cause and effect
(a)
pressure wave caused by high velocity projectile
(a)
aerobic metabolism
(a)
the brain and spinal cord
(a)
fluid that circulates through the central nervous system
(a)
the portion of the uterus that opens into the vagina
(a)
inflammation of the gall bladder
(a)
chronic disease processes caused by obstruction of the lower airways
(a)
always present
(a)
the collarbone
(a)
removal of visible contaminants from a surface
(a)
a fracture where the skin remains intact
(a)
the tailbone
(a)
the safe area at a hazardous materials incident
(a)
a surgical opening through the abdominal wall
(a)
