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Paramedic Prep - lung sounds & advanced skills

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Lung Sound: intermittent or brief; sounds like "popping" & more commonly heard on inspiration, though may be expiration too   Crackles lung sounds  
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Lung Sound: lower pitch, sounds like snoring & is more continuous   Rhonchi lung sounds  
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Trauma turnover report should include these 4 key things:   M - mechanism I - injury (start c more serious) V - v/s (last set if unchanged) T - tx  
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Pulmonary Embolism (PE): lung sounds will be?   clear  
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Skin signs on a CHF pt:   pale & cool  
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Skin signs on a pneumonia pt:   hot & flushed  
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Lung sounds on a CHF pt:   Crackles (Rales), possibly wheezing and/or dimished  
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Lung sounds on a pneumonia pt:   scattered crackles or rhonchi  
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CHF pt will have what in lower extremities?   pedal edema  
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Pneumonia pt will have what?   fever & cough or sputum brown, green or yellow in color  
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CHF pt may have what colored sputum?   pink/frothy  
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COPD (emphysema) pt will have what lung sounds?   wheezing and/or dimished  
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COPD (emphysema) pt will have what signs?   barrel chest, chronic cough, on home O2, hx of smoking  
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Bronchitis pt will have what lung sounds?   wheezing and/or crackles  
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Bronchitis pt will have s/s?   recent respiratory tract infection, productive cough, poss hx of smoking  
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If the pt can catch their breath after exertion, is it pneumonia or CHF?   pneumonia  
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If exertion makes the pt's breathing and condition worse, is it pneumonia or CHF?   CHF  
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Abruptio   - due from trauma - 2nd or 3rd trimester - EXCRUTIATING PAIN - small amt of blood - if Mom is bleeding out, baby prob dies  
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Placenta Previa   - 2nd or 3rd trimester - NO PAIN - Large amt of blood - Mom needs c-section  
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Cushings Response   - BP increases and widens - Pulse decreases - sporadic resp (cheynne stokes)  
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What does the pt's BP do in cardiac tamponade & tension pneumo?   narrows  
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Orthostatic v/s confirm what type of prob?   Interval hypovolemia (volume prob)  
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4 R's in OPQRST?   - region - radiation - reoccurrence - relief  
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Pulse in ABC's   - is pulse present? (if hypotension = get BP!) - if tachy or irreg = get EKG  
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Norm range for blood glucose?   75-120 or norm for that Pt  
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Norm range for ETCO2-Capnography   35-40  
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Which color do you place the peds pt's head on broselow tape?   Red to the head  
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Which color do you reference when using the broselow tape?   the color where the pt's heels lay  
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Synchronized cardioversion is used when?   SVT pt  
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Synchronized cardioversion delivers the shock on which wave?   "R" wave; pre-treat with versed, b/c it hurts like a bitch  
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When performing a 12-lead, where are leads V1 &V2 palced?   4th intercostal space  
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Which lead during a 12-lead, gives us our rythm and rate?   Lead II  
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External pacing is used when?   unstable bradycardic pt  
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For external pacing, set the rate at?   70  
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For external pacing, set the MA at?   start goig until we get capture  
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What angle is IM administered at?   90 degrees  
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What angle is SC administered at?   45 degrees, into fatty tissue under skin  
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Endotracheal intubation goes into what?   trachea  
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Combitube airway goes into what?   esophagus  
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King airway does what?   seals off upper pharynx  
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NG tube goes into what?   stomach  
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When using a handheld nebulizer device, what do you set your O2 @   6 lpm  
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When performing a needle t (thoracostomy), what size IV cath & where is it inserted?   14 ga., midclavicular between 2nd & 3rd intercostal space  
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What 3 things do we do in SD Co. for pre-hosp stroke scale?   1)it pt up right, have them close their eyes 2)have pt hold arms out, with palms up for 10 sec 3) have pt repeat: "The sky is blue in SD"  
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Where are stroke centers in North SD Co?   Palomar & Tricity  
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What is the norm range when using pulse ox?   97; 94 for a smoker  
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When may we attempt re-allignment of Fx?   - with + abnormality - only if obstruction of blood flow/circulation  
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When may we remove an impaled object?   only if there is an airway obstruction  
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When needed to slow the pt's HR down, what 3 steps may be used?   1)Valsalva maneuver 2)adenosine 3)cardioversion  
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IO goes into what?   bone marrow  
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