Block 1 Review

Front 1

List of differentials

Back 1

Things that it could be

Front 2

Associated S/S

Back 2

Things expected pt to have and they do.

Front 3

Pertinent Negative

Back 3

Things expected but not showing

Front 4

MOI

Back 4

Mech of Injury - Trauma

Front 5

NOI

Back 5

Nature of Illness - Medical

Front 6

Primary Survey

Back 6

Correct Life Threats

Front 7

Secondary Survey

Back 7

More detailed exam + history

Front 8

Ongoing

Back 8

Revised field diagnosis

Front 9

Subjective

Back 9

Anything pt says to you / spoken

Front 10

Objective

Back 10

Actual S/S

Front 11

Adventitious

Back 11

Abnormal Breath Sounds

Front 12

Cheyne - Stokes Breathing

Back 12

Pattern of crashendo followed by apnea.

Front 13

Kussmal

Back 13

Diabetic, Ketoacidosis breathing

Front 14

CNH

Back 14

Central Neurogenic Hyperventilation - rapid deep ventilations

Front 15

Vasodilation

Back 15

Flush Skin

Front 16

Petechia

Back 16

Microhemrages

Front 17

Purpera

Back 17

Capillaries leaking under the skin

Front 18

Erythema

Back 18

Redness

Front 19

Grey Turner Sign

Back 19

Bruising of the flanks

Front 20

1st set of vitals taken when?

Back 20

After primary assessment

Front 21

When to repeat vitals for critical? Medical?

Back 21

Critical - every 5 min
Medical - every 15 min

Front 22

Bronchovesicular Sounds

Back 22

normal / regular breath sounds

Front 23

What PPE should be worm on every call?

Back 23

Gloves + Goggles

Front 24

Mask Types

Back 24

Surgical - No significant hazard
N95 - Hazardous

Front 25

Face shield (uses)

Back 25

airway management, spitting

Front 26

On scene time allowance?

Back 26

Trauma - less than 10 min

Front 27

Isotonic

Back 27

moving

Front 28

Isometric

Back 28

Static

Front 29

Palpating Quadrants

Back 29

Painful quadrant last

Front 30

1st set of vitals taken when?

Back 30

After primary assessment

Front 31

When to repeat vitals for critical? Medical?

Back 31

Critical - every 5 min
Medical - every 15 min

Front 32

Bronchovesicular Sounds

Back 32

normal / regular breath sounds

Front 33

What PPE should be worm on every call?

Back 33

Gloves + Goggles

Front 34

Mask Types

Back 34

Surgical - No significant hazard
N95 - Hazardous

Front 35

Face shield (uses)

Back 35

airway management, spitting

Front 36

On scene time allowance?

Back 36

Trauma - less than 10 min

Front 37

Isotonic

Back 37

moving

Front 38

Isometric

Back 38

Static

Front 39

Palpating Quadrants

Back 39

Painful quadrant last

Front 40

Kortokoff sounds

Back 40

BP sounds

Front 41

Palliation

Back 41

what makes it feel better

Front 42

Provication

Back 42

What causes the pain?

Front 43

Reflection

Back 43

echoing the pts. words back to them

Front 44

Facilitation

Back 44

"go on"

Front 45

Confrontation

Back 45

Focus the pt on something

Front 46

Retrograde Amnesia

Back 46

No memory before the event

Front 47

"The White Paper" DOT

Back 47

Creation of Paramedics

Front 48

Certification

Back 48

Met requirements

Front 49

Licensure

Back 49

Given permission to practice / engage in profession

Front 50

Medical Direction

Back 50

Online - on phone
Offline - following SOP's, not on phone

Front 51

Physician Responsibility

Back 51

Always, unless medic violates SOP's

Front 52

Medic Responsibility

Back 52

Hands on pt care

Front 53

Registration

Back 53

National reg just a list

Front 54

Reciprocity

Back 54

can go from state to state

Front 55

EMD

Back 55

Emergency Medical Dispatch - pre-arrival instructions

Front 56

Ethics

Back 56

Code of conduct in a profession (do no harm)

Front 57

stress

Back 57

reframing (change the way you look at things)

Front 58

Civil

Back 58

Wrong against individual, damage done

Front 59

Criminal

Back 59

wrong against society, the act itself

Front 60

Slander

Back 60

Spoken

Front 61

Libel

Back 61

Written

Front 62

Assault

Back 62

Iminant danger, does not have to be violent act

Front 63

Battery

Back 63

The actual act itself

Front 64

False Imprisonment

Back 64

Not kidnapping

Front 65

Negligence

Back 65

Must have violated:
-Duty (shall act)
-Breach (standard of care)
-Damages
Proximate Cause (cause of the injury is in close proximity)

Front 66

Res Ipsa Loquitor

Back 66

Common Law of Negligence

Front 67

Good Samaritan Law

Back 67

Primarily for the public

Front 68

Consent

Back 68

Expressed - they said it
Informed - tell what, why, everything
Implied - unconscious

Front 69

CE's

Back 69

should practice low frequency & high aquity

Front 70

Ambulance Types

Back 70

Type 1: Can't get through box to cab
Type 2: Van
Type 3: Can get through box to cab

Front 71

KKK 1822

Back 71

Construction requirements for ambulances

Front 72

Borrowed Servant Doctoran

Back 72

Medic that lets EMT help, medic is responsible for whatever happens to pt.

Front 73

Pt Advocacy

Back 73

Making suggestions advocating for the pt.

Front 74

Primum Non Nocere

Back 74

First do no harm