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Normal adult BP range
100-139/>100
Normal adult HR range
60-99
Normal SPO2 range
94-100%
Normal respiratory rate
12-20
Normal temp (F)
96.8-98.9
Normal FSBG range
70-120
EMT-B can administer this for chest pain
Aspirin
EMT-B can administer this for anaphylaxis
Epinephrine
EMT-B can administer this for hypoglycemia
Oral glucose
EMT-B can administer this for opioid OD
Naloxone
O2 device for 2-6 LPM
Nasal cannula
O2 device for 10-15 LPM
Non-rebreather
O2 device for 15 LPM
BVM
Airway method for trauma patients
Jaw-thrust
Airway method for non-trauma patients
Head tilt-chin
% oxygen in ambient air
21%
Capillary refill normal time
<2 sec
Cardiac output formula
CO=SVxHR
Minute volume formula
TVxRR
BVM indicated when RR is
<12
Contraindicated in basilar skull fx
Nasal airway
Max suction time adult
15 sec
Max suction time peds
10 sec
Snoring respirations indicate
Tongue obstruction
Paradoxical chest movement
Flail chest
Diminished unilateral lung sounds
Pneumothorax
Cherry red skin suggests
CO poisoning
Croup cough description
Seal/bark
Epiglottitis key sign
Drooling
Epiglottitis cause
Bacterial
Kussmaul respirations indicate
DKA
DKA patients are
Hyperglycemic
Blood flow: RT atrium →
Tricuspid
Blood flow: RT ventricle →
Pulmonary artery
Pulmonary artery carries
Deoxygenated
Pulmonary vein carries
Oxygenated
First action in cardiac arrest
Start CPR
Post-shock AED action
Resume CPR
EMT-B chest pain meds
Aspirin, Nitro, O2
Left heart failure causes
Pulmonary edema
Right heart failure causes
Pedal edema
Fight or flight system
Sympathetic
Rest and digest system
Parasympathetic
Opioids stimulate
Parasympathetic
S1 heart sound
Lub
S2 heart sound
Dub
Adult CPR depth
2-3 in
Infant CPR depth
1/3 chest
CPR ratio 1 rescuer
30:2
CPR ratio 2 rescuers infant
15:2
AED pad placement near pacemaker
1" away
ROSC means
Return of circulation
Ischemic stroke cause
Clot
Hemorrhagic stroke sign
High BP
Cincinnati stroke scale checks
Face, Arm, Speech
FAST stroke scale
Face, Arm, Speech, Time
TIA resolution time
<24h
Seizure action
Protect airway
A&Ox4 assesses
Person, place, time, event
RLQ pain suggests
Appendicitis
LUQ pain suggests
Spleen
Abdominal palpation start
Opposite quadrant
Tearing abdominal pain
AAA
Stiff neck + fever + headache
Meningitis
Jaundice indicates
Liver failure
Bloody sputum suggests
TB
Excited delirium management
Restrain
Heat stroke vs exhaustion
No sweating
Near-drowning complication
Secondary drowning
Snake bite don'ts
Ice, tourniquet
Gravida means
Para means
Placenta previa hallmark
Painless bleeding
Abruptio placentae hallmark
Painful bleeding
Ectopic pregnancy location
Fallopian tube
Pre-eclampsia sign
Hypertension
Eclampsia sign
Seizures
Meconium suction order
Mouth first
Imminent delivery action
Pull over
Nuchal cord management
Unwrap/clamp
Prolapsed cord action
Lift head
Breech delivery
Cannot deliver single limb
APGAR times
1min, 5min
Trauma XABC priority
Exsanguination
Impaled object action
Stabilize
Eye injury management
Cover both
Coup injury location
Front
Countercoup location
Back
Greenstick fracture
Partial break
Femur fracture device
Traction splint
Bright red blood first action
Direct pressure
Cardiac tamponade
Fluid around heart
1st degree burn
Red, painful
2nd degree burn
Blisters
3rd degree burn
White/leathery
Ecchymosis means
Bruising
NFPA blue
Health
NFPA red
Fire
NFPA yellow
Reactivity
Ambulance crashes common at
Intersections