Loading...BLS Providers Only
(EMT/AEMT)
What's Your Sign?
Random Acts of ALS
As seen on TV
(or movies)
Name That Drug
Critical Care
BLS Providers Only (EMT/AEMT) | What's Your Sign? | Random Acts of ALS | As seen on TV (or movies) | Name That Drug | Critical Care |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
0.15 mg IM/SQ Pediatric epinephrine dose for anaphylaxis BLS Providers Only (EMT/AEMT) 100 | Battle's Sign Bruising behind the patient's ears What's Your Sign? 100 | 20 ml/Kg IV Fluid Bolus amount for pediatrics Random Acts of ALS 100 | Allow for Discussion How did the three main characters in Mother, Juggs, and Speed get their respective titles As seen on TV (or movies) 100 | Aspirin I make your platelets play baby-oil twister Name That Drug 100 | K+ I'm an intracellular cation who likes to stay within a range of 3.5-5.3 mEq/L Critical Care 100 |
V4 I'm the sticker on the 5th intercostal space at the mid-clavicular line BLS Providers Only (EMT/AEMT) 200 | Cullen's Sign Bruising around the umbilicus What's Your Sign? 200 | 1st Degree AV Block My "PR" interval is constant, and greater than 0.2 seconds Random Acts of ALS 200 | An ECG Patch This experimental drug, on loan from NASA, was given to a suicidal subject in "the tunnel" As seen on TV (or movies) 200 | Albuterol I'm a Beta 2 agonist and can be given to children with hyperkalemia Name That Drug 200 | Norepinephrine I am the drug of choice for treating hyptensive patient's in septic shock Critical Care 200 |
Oral Glucose (glutose), and Glucagon The two drugs given at the EMT level for patients with hypoglycemia BLS Providers Only (EMT/AEMT) 300 | Homan's Sign Pain in the calf with dorsoflexion of the foot What's Your Sign? 300 | A Bruit I am the sound of turbulent blood flow heard when auscultating a partially occluded blood vessel Random Acts of ALS 300 | Vitamin B-12 Mother gave this medication to a young lady complaining of a "mean hangover" As seen on TV (or movies) 300 | Labetolol I "antagonize" both the Alpha1and Beta1 Receptors Name That Drug 300 | The Phlebostatic Axis I am the area the IBP "transducer" must be placed to ensure an accurate tracing Critical Care 300 |
Narcan and Glucagon The two drugs that can be given "intra nasaly" at the AEMT level BLS Providers Only (EMT/AEMT) 400 | Grey-Turner's Sign Bruising to the flank(s) with or without bruising to the "belly button" What's Your Sign? 400 | 35-45 cm H2O The normal range of EtCO2, regardless of the monitor used. Random Acts of ALS 400 | He got better What happened to Frank and Larry's PNB patient shortly after getting permission to "call-it" As seen on TV (or movies) 400 | Loazepam Seizures are one thing, but I also do pretty well in the fight against nausea Name That Drug 400 | IABP I am placed in the cath lab and take the work load off of the failing heart Critical Care 400 |
Intercostal/supraclavicular contractions, Bronchospasm/Wheezes, Ralse/Ronchi, Respiratory rate greater than 25, SpO2 less than 92% on high flow O2 Two of any of these criteria must be met in order to apply CPAP to a patient BLS Providers Only (EMT/AEMT) 500 | Burdzinski's Sign
Pain and/or "pulling" felt when the patient's knees are elevated and the head is flexed (chin to chest). What's Your Sign? 500 | M.O.N.A. This lady greets all chest pain patients Random Acts of ALS 500 | Fish and Bine (couldn't just call it the "F" ambulance) F&B Ambulance is an abbreviation for this: As seen on TV (or movies) 500 | Dobutamine I provide positive Inotropy with little to no vasoreactive properties Name That Drug 500 | Neurogenic Shock CVP: Normal CO: Normal SVR: Decreased Critical Care 500 |
5-15 mg/hr IV
The maintenance rate for Diltiazem after successful rate control with 0.25 mg/kg IV
Daily Double
Atrial Fibrilation
Organophosphate poisoning
S.L.U.D.G.E.M.
You're called to an intoxicated person in his garage. While the patient is acting delirious and talking to the unicorns, there is no evidence of alcoholic beverages at the scene. The patient has enough facial mucus discharge to indicate he may have been pepper sprayed but PD denies it. The patient was also incontinent of all bodily functions in a rather spectacular fashion. The patient's wife advises the patient was gardening prior to the EMS call.
What is going on with the patient and why do you feel this way?
BLS Providers Only (EMT/AEMT) |
100 |
|---|---|
Pediatric epinephrine dose for anaphylaxis |
|
| Question | |
Reactivate
Disable