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CHEM

Check blood sugar

ECG

Electrocardio graph


EKG


• 3 lead


• 12 lead ~ more information


- each wire is a lead


Stickers = electrodes

BS

Blood sugar


•Normal range for a human is 60-100


•hypoglycemia- low blood sugar


•hyperglycemia- high blood sugar

HR

Heart Rate


•pulse


•beats per minute

SVT

Supraventricular Tachycardia


•super elevated heart (pulse) rate


Symptoms; pale, profuse sweating

Respiratory rate

12-20

AC

Antecupidal vein


-right ac


-left ac

Battle signs

•Late sign of a potential head injury that occurs 24-48 hours after injury is sustained


- bruising behind the ears

D-25

Dextrose


•Dosage for children

D-50

Dextrose


•dosage for adults

PPE

Personal Protective Equipment


Ex. gloves, mask, trauma gown

Viral Infection

You can only treat the symptoms


OTC medicine

BSI

Body Substance Isolation

The AAMA was organized what year?

1956

What is a key concept of the Hippocratic oath?

Do no harm

AAMA

American Association of Medical Assistants

5 R's

•right patient


•right drugs


•right dose


•right route


•right date


- Check & balance system

Pediatrist

Ankle and foot doctor

Bradycardia

Low pulse rate

Tachycardia

High pulse rate

NEB Tx

Nebulizer Treatment


-peace pipe


Medications for respiratory distress


•Albuterol


•Proventol


6 LPM

OOS

Out of service

PASS

•Pull


•Aim


•Squeeze


•Sweep


-how to fire a fire extinguisher

What type of muscle is the heart made up of ?

Myocardium

Bacterial Infection

Antibiotics

Hematoma

Bruise


•contusion


Hema=blood

Glucometer

Blood sugar test

AMT

American Medical Technologist

Risk Management

1. Identify the problem


2. Come up with a solution


3. Choose the best solution


4. Implement (choose) the best solution


5. Re-evaluate

AMS

Altered Mental Status


• Patient could have a potential head injury, could be diabetic, psych patient, drugs, or alcohol. -heat stroke or dehydration

DOA

Dead on arrival

Vital Signs

• Blood pressure = 120/80


• Respiration = 60-100


• Temperature = 98.6


• Pulse Ox (oximetry) = 95/99%



For Adults

Pulse Range

60-100

ECRN

Emergency Communication Registered Nurse



• 40 hour course


• take the paramedic protocol test (SOP)

Phlebotomy

Drawing of blood

CBC

Check blood count

PADS

Public Aid of Deliver Shelter


•provides home for undomicidles

Adenocard/Adenocine

•designed to cut the vagal nerve (low heart rate)


• 6mg/ 12 mg


•rapid iv push / AC


• 20cc fluid boweless



-6 pack followed by a 12 pack

Medical Control

When the paramedic and/or EMR's (emergency medical responder) contact the emergency room

EAP

Employee Assistance Program



•designed and set-up to help the employee with counseling related services if needed

Atropine

Designed to increase the heart rate