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Medical Cardiac Arrest
Recite the medical cardiac arrest...,
What are the two clinical signs t...,
What are the four components of h...
21
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Traumatic Cardiac Arrest
Recite the traumatic arrest cpg 1,
What monitoring intervention must...,
If the patient has penetrating tr...
11
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Paediatric Cardiac Arrest
Recite the paediatric cardiac arr...,
What should you suspect if a pati...,
What basic airway and positioning...
17
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Newborn Resuscitation
Recite the newborn resuscitation ...,
Recite the newborn resuscitation ...,
What should be done immediately a...
31
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Withholding and Ceasing Resuscitation
Recite the withholding and ceasin...,
Name five clinical signs that ind...,
When can goals of care prevent re...
14
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Acute Coronary Syndrome
Recite the acs cpg 1,
Blank 2,
What three assessments should be ...
19
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Acute Pulmonary Oedema
Recite the apo cpg 1,
What condition does this cpg appl...,
What is the first line gtn dose i...
16
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STEMI
Recite the stemi cpg 1,
When is stemi considered identifi...,
What should be done immediately a...
16
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Pain Relief (Adult)
What are key assessment points fo...,
What non pharmacological options ...,
How should pain from suspected ac...
33
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Pain Relief (Paed)
Recite the pain relief cpg for pa...,
What are the key components of pa...,
What non pharmacological pain rel...
23
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Asthma (Adult)
Recite the adult asthma cpg 1,
What is the initial assessment fo...,
What medication is used for mild ...
23
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Asthma (Paed)
Recite the asthma paed cpg 1,
What is the initial status to ide...,
What should be assessed at the be...
28
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Upper Airway Obstruction (Adult)
Recite the uao adult cpg 1,
What is the key status that trigg...,
What must be done immediately 3
13
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Upper Airway Obstruction (Paed)
Recite the uao cpg paed 1,
What is the initial status that t...,
What should be assessed first 3
11
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Seizures (Adult)
Recite seizures adult cpg 1,
What is the clinical definition o...,
What types of status epilepticus ...
19
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Seizures (Paed)
Recite seizures paediatric cpg 1,
What is the definition of status ...,
What other causes should be consi...
23
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Anaphylaxis (Adult)
Recite anaphylaxis cpg adult 1,
Recite anaphylaxis cpg adult 2,
What is the clinical trigger for ...
23
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Anaphylaxis (Paed)
Recite the anaphylaxis paed cpg 1,
Recite the anaphylaxis paed cpg 2,
What is the first priority when a...
18
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Stroke
Recite the stroke cpg 1,
Recite the mass stroke assessment 2,
Recite the act fast stroke assess...
16
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Spinal Injury (Adult)
Recite the spinal injury adult cpg 1,
How do you assess neurological ex...,
What should be assessed for motor...
10
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Spinal Injury (Paed)
Recite the spinal injury paed cpg 1,
Recite neurological and neck rom ...,
What are the key features indicat...
15
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Major Trauma (Adult)
Recite the major trauma cpg 1,
Recite the major trauma cpg 2,
Recite the major trauma cpg 3
23
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Major Trauma (Paed)
Recite the major trauma paed cpg 1,
Recite the major trauma paed cpg 2,
What is the first priority in pae...
15
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TBI (Adult)
Recite the high risk tbi cpg adult 1,
Recite the medium risk tbi cpg ad...,
Recite the low risk tbi cpg adult 3
10
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TBI (Paed)
Recite the tbi paediatric cpg hig...,
Recite the tbi paediatric cpg mod...,
Recite the tbi paediatric cpg low...
9
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Red flags (Adult)
What are the adult red flags 1,
What are the adult yellow flags 2,
What are the two primary care obj...
15
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Red Flags (Paed)
What are the red flags for a paed 1,
What are yellow flags for a paed 2,
What are the care objectives for ...
16
cards
Normal Birth
Recite the cpg for normal birth 1,
Recite the cpg for normal birth 2,
Blank 3
41
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PPH
Recite the pph guideline 1,
How does the guideline define a p...,
Which three features must you ass...
22
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Shoulder Dystocia
Recite the shoulder dystocia cpg 1,
Recite the shoulder dystocia cpg 2,
What condition does this cpg mana...
27
cards
Medical Cardiac Arrest CPG Notes
What are the four key care object...,
What patient group does cpg a0201...,
If there is any doubt about the p...
40
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Traumatic Cardiac Arrest CPG Notes
What is the top priority in traum...,
What correctable causes should be...,
When should standard cardiac arre...
26
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Withholding Resus CPG Notes
What are the two primary care obj...,
Which patient group is this guide...,
What should paramedics do when un...
26
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Paediatric Cardiac Arrest CPG Notes
What are the five primary care ob...,
Who is the intended patient group...,
When should compressions be start...
29
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Newborn Resuscitation CPG Notes
What are the three primary care o...,
Who is the intended patient group...,
Why is maintaining normothermia i...
37
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PPH CPG Notes
When should fundal massage be per...,
What are the four t s that summar...,
What is the most common cause of ...
12
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Shoulder Dystocia CPG Notes
Why is shoulder dystocia consider...,
What communication is important w...,
Which key times should be documen...
7
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ACS CPG Notes
What is the primary goal of preho...,
What antiplatelet therapy is prov...,
How do we reduce cardiac workload 3
27
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APO CPG Notes
What is the role of nitrates in c...,
What is the role of cpap in apo 2,
When is furosemide appropriate in...
20
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STEMI CPG Notes
Blank 1,
Why is time critical in stemi 2,
What is the primary goal once ste...
10
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Pain Relief (Adults) CPG Notes
What is the primary goal of pain ...,
What is the best indicator of ade...,
Should pain relief be withheld fr...
45
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Pain Relief (Paeds) CPG Notes
What is the main goal of paediatr...,
What is the most important indica...,
Should pain relief be withheld fr...
29
cards
Asthma (Adult) CPG Notes
Can asthmatic patients initially ...,
Should transport be delayed while...,
Is hypoxaemia an early or late si...
27
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Asthma (Paeds) CPG Notes
Why is close monitoring important...,
Should transport be delayed for m...,
Why should pulse oximetry be used...
23
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Upper Airway Obstruction (Paeds) CPG Notes
How should patients with suspecte...,
What combination of symptoms is s...,
What does a cough and absence of ...
5
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Upper Airway Obstruction (Adults) CPG Notes
What is the primary care objectiv...,
What does stridor in an adult ind...,
How should adult stridor be treat...
14
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Seizures (Adult) CPG Notes
How is status epilepticus se defi...,
What characterises generalised co...,
What is subtle se 3
15
cards
Seizures (Paed) CPG Notes
What defines status epilepticus s...,
What is generalised convulsive st...,
What is subtle se and how does it...
8
cards
Anaphylaxis (Adult) CPG Notes
What are the 3 main care objectiv...,
What is the intended age group fo...,
How is anaphylaxis defined 3
25
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Anaphylaxis (Paed) CPG Notes
What are the three primary care o...,
Who does the paediatric anaphylax...,
How is anaphylaxis defined 3
27
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Stroke CPG Notes
What are the three primary care o...,
Which patients does the stroke ti...,
If a patient still has symptoms b...
9
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Spinal Injury (Adult) CPG Notes
What are the care objectives when...,
Who does this guideline apply to 2,
What s the difference between spi...
15
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Spinal Injury (Paed) CPG Notes
What are the main objectives when...,
Who does this guideline apply to 2,
What mois are considered concerni...
19
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Major Trauma (Adult) CPG Notes
What are the key care objectives ...,
What is the main patient group fo...,
When should scene time be minimis...
33
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Major Trauma (Paed) CPG Notes
What are the five main care objec...,
Who is this guideline intended for 2,
Is this cpg only for major trauma...
22
cards
TBI (Adult) CPG Notes
What are the care objectives in m...,
Who does this guideline apply to 2,
What makes a tbi high risk 3
18
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TBI (Paed) CPG Notes
What are the care objectives in m...,
Who does this guideline apply to 2,
What criteria define a paediatric...
14
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