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1
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EMS scope of practice model

A

Theoretical foundation

2
Q

Word roots

A

Main part/stem of a word

3
Q

Cultural awareness

A

Look at cultural awareness as assets, make most of it, thus improving your ability to provide optimal patient care

4
Q

Extremity Lift (Georgia Street)

A

Patients hand are crossed over chest(grasp wrists), stand between patients legs (facing same direction as patient), stand up

5
Q

Oxygen cylinders

A

Stored on the ambulance, used to give patients oxygen. Compressed gas in a green tea, seamless, steel/aluminum cylinder

6
Q

Prefix

A

Beginning of a word. Usually a location or intensity

7
Q

Scene safety

A

Watching for scene hazards Such as hazardous materials, electricity, fire, and vehicle crashes

8
Q

Farthest from the point of attachment

A

Distal

9
Q

Phosgene

A

Produced for chemical warfare, smells like grass

10
Q

Situational Awareness

A

Knowledge and understanding of one’s surroundings

11
Q

Farthest from the surface of the skin

A

Deep

12
Q

Post dramatic stress disorder (PTSD)

A

Delayed stress reaction to the prior incident

13
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Communication equipment

A

Base station radiation, Mobile and portable radios, repeater based systems, digital equipment, cellular and satellite telephones

14
Q

Acute stress reactions

A

Reactions during the situation

15
Q

Zygomatic Arches

A

Structure of the cheek

16
Q

Hostile work environment

A

Cultural differences, sexual charged behavior, comments, or communications

17
Q

Recovery anatomical position

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Lying on your side With your arm bent knee your knee bent

18
Q

Chest to the head

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Superior

19
Q

Farthest from the midline

A

Lateral

20
Q

EMT scope of practice

A

Training on basic life support, including automated external defibrillation, use of a definitive airway adjustment, and assisting patients with certain medications

21
Q

Negligence

A

The failure to provide the same care that a person with similar training would provide in that situation

22
Q

Full fowler anatomical position

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Lying on your back with your head raised

23
Q

ICS managing of tactical operations

A

Operations

24
Q

Closest to the surface of the skin

A

Superficial

25
Q

Criteria to refuse treatment

A

Must be conscious, alert, and able to make decisions

26
Q

Airborne transmission

A

Mechanisms such as dust or droplets

27
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Rapid extrication technique

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The patient can be moved from sitting in a vehicle to a supine, on a backboard(if needed) in a minute or less

28
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(HIPAA)

Health insurance portability and accessibility act of 1996

A

A patients privacy

29
Q

The lead stress reactions

A

Reactions after the situation

30
Q

Closest to the feet

A

Inferior

31
Q

Front of body

A

Anterior (ventral)

32
Q

Search and rescue

A

EMT’s will carry essential equipment to provide essential & immediate care

33
Q

EMT’s first responsibility at any scene

A

Personal Safety

34
Q

Vesicant agents (blister agents)

A

Burn like blisters on skin and respiratory track

35
Q

Supine anatomical position

A

Lying flat and face up

36
Q

Food borne transmission

A

Contamination from food

37
Q

Closest to the point of attachment

A

Proximal

38
Q

Closest to the midline

A

Medial

39
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Types of terrorist groups/attacks

A

Religious extremist groups/doomsday, extremist political groups, cyber terrorist, single issue groups

40
Q

Nerve agents (Among most deadly)

A

Extremely toxic and rapidly fatal with any role of exposure. Designed to kill large numbers

41
Q

Vector bone transmission

A

By animals or insects

42
Q

Paramedic scope of practice

A

An individual who has extensive training in advanced life support, including endotracheal intubation, emergency pharmacology, cardiac monitoring, and other advance assessment treatment skills

43
Q

Jump kit (5 minute bag)

A

Anything you might need in the first five minutes with the patient

44
Q

Back of body

A

Posterior (dorsal)

45
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High Fowlers anatomical position

A

Semi reclining position. 90°

46
Q

Semi Fowler anatomical position

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45°

47
Q

Abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) (Triple A)

A

One of the most rapidly fatal conditions. Tend to develop and people who have a history of hypertension and atherosclerosis

48
Q

Indirect contact

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Person to inanimate object to person

49
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Quid Pro Quo

Harassment

A

Sexual advances in exchange for a benefit

50
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Abandonment

A

Stopping care without making provisions for a continuing care

51
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Trench Rescue

A

Park at least 500ft from the scene. Provide most medical care once they are extricated.

52
Q

Suffix

A

End of a word. Usually a procedure, condition, disease, or part of speech

53
Q

Direct contact

A

Person to person

54
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Removal of fluid from around the heart

A

Pericardiocentesis

55
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Incident commander

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The individual who has overall command of the scene in the field

56
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When adults refuse care to their minor, you should…

A

Make it an effort to obtain consent

57
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Prone anatomical position

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Lying flat and face down

58
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Phosgene

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Smells like cut grass

59
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AEMT scope of practice

A

An individual who has training in specific aspects of advanced life-support, such as intravenous therapy, and ministration

60
Q

General adaptation syndrome

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The body’s response to stress

61
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Cumulative stress reactions

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Prolonged/ excessive stress