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Migraine - What it means?
Really bad headache from brain blood vessel changes
Migraine - Key Clues (5)
Throbbing headache
Light/sound sensitivity
Nausea
History of migraines
MAJOR clue: Patient knows it’s a migraine
Migraine - Correct Order (3)
Calm, dark environment
Oxygen if needed
Transport if severe
Ischemic Stroke - What it means?
Blood clot blocking brain
Ischemic Stroke - Key Clues (5)
Face droop
Arm weakness
Speech slurred
Time matters
MAJOR CLUE: Sudden deficits, no headache
Ischemic Stroke - Correct Order (4)
Airway & oxygen
Check glucose
Note time last seen normal
Rapid transport (stroke center)
Hemorrhagic Stroke - What it means?
Brain blood vessel bursts
Hemorrhagic Stroke - Key clues (5)
Worst headache of life
Vomiting
Rapid decrease in LOC
High BP
MAJOR clue : Severe headache + vomiting
Hemorrhagic Stroke - Correct order (3)
Airway protection
Oxygen
Rapid Transport
Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) - What it means?
Mini-stroke that goes away
Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) - Key Clues (3)
Stroke symptoms
Symptoms resolve within minutes to hours
MAJOR CLUE: No lasting deficit
Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) - Correct Order (2)
Oxygen
Transport
Status Epilepticus - What it means?
Seizure wont stop
Status Epilepticus - Key clues (3)
Seizure longer than 5 minutes
Multiple seizures without waking up
MAJOR CLUE: continuous seizure
Status Epilepticus - Correct Order (4)
Protect Airway
oxygen
prevent injury
Rapid Transport
Meningitis - What it means?
Infection of brain lining
Meningitis - Key clues (5)
Fever
Stiff neck
headache
Light sensitivity
MAJOR clue: Fever & Stiff Neck
Meningitis - Correct Order (3)
PPE
Oxygen
transport
Appendicitis - What it means?
Inflamed appendix
Appendicitis - Key Clues (4)
Pain starts near belly button
Moves to Lower right abdomen
Nausea, fever
MAJOR CLUE: Pain moves right
Appendicitis - Correct Order (3)
Oxygen if needed
Nothing by mouth
Transport
Cholecystitis - What it means?
Inflamed gallbladder
Cholecystitis - Key clues (4)
Right upper abdominal pain
Pain after eating fatty food
Nausea
MAJOR CLUE - RUQ pain after eating
Cholecystitis - Correct order (3)
oxygen
Position of comfort
Transport
Peptic Ulcer Disease (PUD) - What it means?
Open sore in stomach lining
Peptic Ulcer Disease (PUD) - Key Clues (3)
Burning Stomach Pain
pain improves with food or antacids
Possible dark stools
Peptic Ulcer Disease - Correct Order (3)
Oxygen if needed
Monitor for bleeding
Transport
Diverticulitis - What it means?
Infected pouches in colon
Diverticulitis - Key clues (4)
Lower left abdominal pain
fever
constipation
MAJOR CLUE - LLQ pain
Diverticulitis - Correct Order (2)
oxygen
transport
Cystitis - What it means?
Bladder infection
Cystitis - Key Clues (3)
Burning when peeing
frequent urination
Lower abdominal pain
Cystitis - Correct Order
Supportive care
Transport if severe
Pancreatitis - What it means?
Pancreas digesting itself
Pancreatitis - Key clues (5)
Severe upper abdominal pain
Pain radiates to back
Worse after eating
History of alcohol use
MAJOR CLUE - Pain to back
Pancreatitis - Correct order (3)
Oxygen
Position of comfort
Transport
Peritonitis - What it means?
Infection inside abdominal cavity
Peritonitis - Key clues (4)
Severe abdominla pain
Rigid, hard abdomen
fever
MAJOR CLUE - board-like abdomen
Peritonitis - Correct Order (2)
Oxygen
Rapid transport
Gastrointestinal Bleeds (GI) - What it means?
Bleeding in GI tract
Gastrointestinal Bleeds (GI) - Key Clues (4)
vomiting blood (Bright or coffee grounds)
Black, tarry stools
Signs of shock
MAJOR clue - coffee-ground vomit
Gastrointestinal Bleeds (GI) - Correct Order (3)
oxygen
Treat for shock
rapid transport
Diabetes (TYPE I & II) - What do they each mean?
Diabetes - problem controlling sugar
Diabetes type I - no insulin made
Diabetes type II - insulin doesn’t work well
Diabetes - key clue (1)
History of diabetes & weird behavior
Diabetes - Correct Order (3)
Check mental status
Check glucose (if allowed)
Treat based on high vs low sugar
Symptomatic Hypoglycemia - What it means?
Brain not getting sugar
Symptomatic Hypoglycemia - Key Clues (6)
Confusion
Shaky
Diaphoretic
Pale
Tachycardia
MAJOR CLUE - Sudden confusion & diaphoretic
Symptomatic Hypoglycemia - Correct Order (3)
Oral glucose if awake
Oxygen
Reassess
Symptomatic Hyperglycemia - What it means?
Too much sugar in blood
Symptomatic Hyperglycemia - Key Clues (4)
Thirst
Frequent urination
Warm, dry skin
Slow onset
Symptomatic Hyperglycemia - Correct Order (3)
Oxygen
Transport
Monitor airway
Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) - What it means?
Body burning fat causing acid buildup
Diabetic Ketoacidosis - Key Clues (6)
Fruity Breath
Deep, fast breathing (Kussmaul respirations)
High sugar (greater than 250 mg/dl)
Nausea/vomiting
Seen in type 1 diabetics
Major clue - fruity breath
Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) - Correct Order (3)
Oxygen
airway monitoring
rapid transport
Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic State - What it means?
EXTREMELY high sugar causing severe dehydration
Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic State - Key Clues (6)
Very dry skin
Very high sugar level (600 mg/dl+)
Altered mental status
NO fruity breath
seen in type 2 diabetics
MAJOR CLUE - dry & super high sugar
Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic State - Correct Order (3)
Oxygen
Transport
Monitor Vitals
Delirium Tremens (DTs) - What it means?
Severe alcohol withdrawal
Delirium Tremens (DTs) - Key clues (5)
Confusion
Shaking
Hallucinations
High BP, fever
Major exam clue - alcohol history, shaking, confusion
Delirium Tremens (DTs) - Correct Order (3)
Oxygen
Calm environment
Rapid transport
Narcotic Overdose - What it means?
Too much opioid causing breathing to stop
Narcotic Overdose - Key clues (4)
pinpoint pupils
slow or no breathing
Unconscious
MAJOR CLUE - breathing problem
Narcotic Overdose - Correct Order (3)
Ventilate FIRST
Naloxone
Monitor breathing
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) - What it means?
Infection of female reproductive organs
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) - Key clues (3)
Lower abdominal pain
fever
vaginal discharge
Pelvic Inflammatory Diseae (PID) - Correct Order (2)
Oxygen
Transport
Preeclampsia - What it means?
High Blood pressure in pregnancy (HTN)
Preeclampsia - Key Clues (5)
Headache
Swelling
high BP
vision changes
MAJOR CLUE - pregnancy & high blood pressure
Preeclampsia - Correct order (3)
Oxygen
LEFT SIDE POSITION
transport
Eclampsia - What it means?
Preeclampsia (HTN) with seizures
Eclampsia - Key clue (1)
Seizure in pregnant patient
Eclampsia - correct order (4)
protect airway
oxygen
left side position
rapid transport
Supine Hypotensive Syndrome - What it means?
Pregnant patient lying flat causing Blood Pressure to drop
Supine Hypotensive Syndrome - Key clues (3)
Dizziness
Low BP
Pregnant women lying on their back
Supine Hypotensive Syndrome - Correct order (3)
Roll patient onto left side
oxygen
reassess
Ectopic Pregnancy - What it means?
Pregnancy growing outside uterus
Ectopic Pregnancy - Key Clues (4)
Lower abdominal pain
vaginal bleeding
signs of shock
MAJOR CLUE - pain & bleeding early pregnancy
Ectopic Pregnancy - Correct Order (3)
Oxygen
Treat for shock
Rapid transport
Abruptio Placentae - What it means
Placenta pulls away early
Abruptio Placentae - Key clues (4)
Painful bleeding
Rigid Uterus
Signs of shock
MAJOR CLUE - painful bleeding
Abruptio Placentae - Correct order (3)
Oxygen
Left Side
Rapid transport
Placenta Previa - What it means?
Placenta blocks cervix
Placenta previa - key clues (3)
Painless bleeding
late pregnancy
MAJOR clue - bleeding without pain
Placenta previa - Correct order (3)
Oxygen
left side
transport
Croup - What it means?
Swollen airway in kids
Croup - Key clues (4)
Barking cough
Hoarse voice
stridor
MAJOR CLUE - seal-like cough
Croup - Correct order (3)
Keep child calm
Oxygen
Transport
Epiglottis - What it means?
life-threatening throat swelling
Epiglottis - Key clues (5)
Drooling
Tripod position
stridor
fever
MAJOR clue - drooling & tripod position
Epiglottis - Correct Order (3)
DO NOT look in throat
Oxygen
Rapid transport
Bronchiolitis - What it means?
Viral lung infection in infants
Bronchiolitis - Key Clues (3)
Wheezing
Runny nose
poor feeding
Bronchiolitis - Correct Order (3)
Oxygen
Suction if needed
transport
Pertussis (whooping cough) - What it means?
Severe coughing infection
Pertussis (whooping cough) - Key clues (3)
Long coughing fits
Whoop sound
Vomiting after coughing
Pertussis (whooping cough) - Correct order (3)
oxygen
monitor airway
Transport