Ch. 13: Patient Assessment

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When can you use self-restriction as part of spine motion restriction?

Patient is alert, not altered, and can understand/obey instructions

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How do you assess airway if patient is prone?

You can’t. You need to logroll the patient into a supine position.

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When do you do a rapid head-to-toe vs modified focused exam?

Modified when you have time, rapid when you don’t.

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What tests can you perform to determine if leaking fluid contains cerebral spinal fluid?

Glucose testing

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How to assess sensation and motor responses in an unconscious patient?

Palpating and pinching

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What patient should receive a blood glucose test (d-stick)?

Any patient with altered mental status

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When should you call ALS?

Anytime patient’s condition is about to be worse than what BLS can handle

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How long does a rapid 2nd assessment take?

About 2 minutes.

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How do you assess JVD?

Position patient at 45 degree angle, inspect neck veins.

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Paradoxical movement

injured section sinks inwards on inhalation and expands on exhalation

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Markle test

rise on balls of feet, suddenly drop down, and if you feel pain then there’s something up

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Heel jar test

markle test for a supine patient; EMT strikes bottom of heel. If pain something’s up

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Priapism

persistent and painful erection that occurs without sexual stimulation

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JVD

jugular venous distention