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93 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
parts of the Head
4
cranium, face, mandible, neck
parts of Torso
3
thorax, abdomen, pelvis
parts of Abdominal
2
diaphragm, quadrants: RUQ, LUQ, RLQ, LLQ
Anterior
(ventral)
front
Posterior (dorsal)
back
Midline
line that goes directly down the middle of the body
Mid-clavicular
line that goes directly down through both nipples splitting body into thirds
Mid-Axillary
line that goes directly through the middle of the side view of a person
Superior
anything that is above
Inferior
anything that is below
Prone
a person lying face down
Supine
a person lying face up
Distal
farther from the midline
Proximal
closer to the midline
Lateral -(Bilateral)
(Bilateral) the outside of the leg\ arms
Medial
the inside of the legs\ arms
Lateral Recumbent
recovery position lying on side with knees slightly bent
Fowler’s Position
sitting up with knees bent or straight
Semi Fowlers
reclining more
Trendelenburg
Shock Position - head lower than feet
Hand
Palmer
Foot
Planter
IDIOPATHIC
problem is not known
PARA-
# of times given live birth
GRAVIDA
# of pregnancies
MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION
tissue death in heart when a clot blocks a vain
ANGINA
chest pain because of a restriction of blood flow to heart cause of plaque build up
PERICARDITIS
protective film around heart becomes inflamed
HYPOVOLEMIA
low volume of blood or water in body
HYPERTENSION
high Blood Pressure
BRADYCARDIA
a heart rate of 60 BPM or below
TACHYCARDIA
a heart rate of 100 BPM or above
SYNCOPE
when someone faints and wakes up almost immediately
DYSPNEA
difficulty breathing
APNEA
not breathing at all
TACHYPNEA
fast breathing 30 breaths per minute
BRADYPNEA – (Respiratory Depression)
slow breathing 10 or below
ORTHOPNEA
has be sitting up to breath
SUBCUTANEOUS EMPHYSEMA
air underneath the skin
ASPIRATION
clearing the airway
HYPOXIA
low oxygen in blood
HEMOPTYSIS
coughing up blood (from lungs)
PRIAPISM
prolonged erection (caused by neurological or spinal cored injury)
CREPITATION (CREPITUS)-
skin feels crispy
ORTHOPEDICS
study of muscle skeletal injury’s
ORTHOPAEDICS
study of muscle skeletal injury’s
OROPHARYNGEAL
airway tool used through mouth
NASOPHARYNGEAL
airway tool used through nose
OROTRACHEAL
advanced airway tool
NASOTRACHEAL
advanced airway tool
DIAPHORETIC
very sweaty
PROXIMAL
closer to midline
PAROXYSMAL
acute \sudden onset
5150
mentally incapable to make decisions (crazy)
5170
incapable to make decisions because of intoxication, drugs, alcohol
CSF
cerebral spinal fluid
AMI
acute myocardial infarction
MI
myocardial infarction
LOC
loss/level of Consciousness
ALOC
altered level of Consciousness
DLOC
decreased level of Consciousness
Hx
medical history
N/V
nausea and vomiting
( [positive {+}] or [negative{ - }] )
CHF
congestive heart failure
SOB
shortness of breath
C/C
chief complaint
B/P
Blood Pressure
Central Nervous System
3
* Brain
* Brain Stem
* Spinal Cord
Peripheral Nervous System
3
* Peripheral Nerves
* Sensory Receptors
EMT Assessment: Central NS
6
* LOC

* Alert, eyes open or closed

* Oriented Disoriented

* Time, Place, Event

* Unresponsive

* Response to Stimulus
EMT Assessment: Peripheral NS
4
* Sensation: Distal, Medial, level, Normal
* Strength: Weak, Strong, Equal
* Movement: equal; unequal; ability
* Response: normal; abnormal
EMT Assessment:
Respiratory System
5
* Airway:
* Breathing:
* Lungs: Audible, Auscultation
* Stability: Intervention, Compromised
* Visual: skin color, effort
Circulatory System (Cardiovascular System)
6
* Heart: Hollow, muscular organ
* Arteries, arterioles, capillaries, venules, veins
* Entirely closed system
* Two Circuits:
* Delivery – oxygen and nutrients to body
* Removal - of cellular waste from system
EMT Assessment:
Circulatory System (Cardiovascular System)
6
* General impression
* Pulses; Radial, Carotid, quality
* BP: baseline
* Profusion
* Interventions: need immediate?
* Ongoing: changes, compromising
Integumentary System (Skin)
4
* Largest Organ
* Protects body from environment
* regulate body temp
* Transmit information from environment to the brain.
EMT Skin Assessment:
4
* Circulatory System: Color
* Respiratory System: Color
* Nervous System: temp, wet/dry/color
* Indications: Mechanism, underlying trauma
Musculoskeletal System (Skeletal System) Functions:
5
* Support
* Protections
* Movement
* Mineral Storage
* Hemopoiesis
Musculoskeletal System (Muscular System)
Three Types of Muscle
* Smooth - automatic
* Skeletal - voluntary
* Cardiac - heart mussel
Muscular System
Three main Functions
* Movement
* Maintain pressure
* generate heat
parts of the Skull
5
* Cranium
* Frontal
* Parietal
* Temporal
* Occipital
* Foreman Magnum (Cervical vertebra)
parts of the Face
7
* Orbit
* Nasal
* Zygoma
* Maxilla
* Mandible
* Nasal
* Zygoma
parts of Spinal Column
5
* Cervical
* Thoracic
* Lumbar
* Sacral
* Coccygeal
# of things in each segment of the spinal column
Cervical
7
# of things in each segment of the spinal column
Thoracic
12
# of things in each segment of the spinal column
Lumbar
5
# of things in each segment of the spinal column
Sacral
5
# of things in each segment of the spinal column
Coccygeal
4
parts of Thorax (Chest)
8
* Ribs (12)
* Rib Cartilage
* Scapula
* Clavicle
* Suprasternal Notch (Jugular)
* Manubrium
* Angle of Louis
* Xiphoid Process
parts of sternum
4
* Suprasternal Notch (Jugular)
* Manubrium
* Angle of Louis
* Xiphoid Process
# or ribs
12
parts of Pelvis
6
* Pubic Bone
* Iliac Crest
* Ilium
* Sacrum
* Coccyx
* Ichium (ischial tuberosity)
Upper Extremities
4
* Humerous
* Radius
* Ulna
* Olecranon Process
Lower Extremities
4 or 3
Lower Extremities

* Femur
* Patella
* Tibia
* Fibula
(Tib-Fib)