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Cpt 1: Intro to EMT
What is the earliest documented e...,
Who began emergency service for w...,
What significant advances in fiel...
58
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Cpt 2: Well-Being of the EMT
What is the importance of well be...,
List the key components for maint...,
Define pathogens 3
91
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Cpt 3: Lifting and Moving Patients
Which method is best described as...,
When placing all fingers and the ...,
What does body mechanics refer to 3
35
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Cpt 4: Medical, Legal, and Ethical Issues
What defines the scope of practic...,
What is the standard of care 2,
What is expressed consent 3
58
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Cpt 7: Principles of Pathophysiology
What is the study of how disease ...,
What is the primary function of t...,
What do mitochondria convert into...
108
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Cpt 6: Chapter 6 Anatomy and Physiology
What are the three main functions...,
The skeleton consists of which ma...,
What is the function of the skull 3
106
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Cpt 5: Medical Terminology
What are the two components of me...,
The root therm means _______ 2,
What does the suffix itis indicate 3
45
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Cpt 8: Life Span Development
What is the age range for infancy 1,
What is the weight change for an ...,
What percentage of total body wei...
60
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Cpt 9: Airway Management
The high pitched sound caused by ...,
The trachea branches at the _____...,
Where is the bronchi located 3
83
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Cpt 10: Respiration and Artificial Ventilation
What is the process of moving air...,
Inhalation is an active process t...,
Exhalation is a passive process t...
123
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Cpt: 11 Scene Saftey
What are the elements of scene si...,
When approaching a collision scen...,
What should you do when you are w...
48
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Cpt 12: Primary Assessment
What is the focus of the primary ...,
The order of a b c in the primary...,
True or false exsanguinating blee...
94
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Cpt 13: Vital Signs and Monitoring Devices
What are the 5 major vital signs ...,
True or false vital signs are tak...,
What are the outward signs of wha...
80
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Cpt 14: Principles of Assessment
What is the feeling of bone ends ...,
What is the best way to rule in o...,
How should a patient rate the amo...
67
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Cpt 15: Secondary Assessment
What are the three categories of ...,
List the 4 components of the seco...,
Define sign and symptom in the co...
83
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Cpt 16: Reassessment
What is the purpose of reassessme...,
What 4 types of changes can reass...,
What should be communicated to th...
49
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Cpt 17: Communication and Documentation
What are the components of ems ra...,
True or false radio systems requi...,
Who regulates radio communication...
19
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Cpt 18: General Pharmacology
What are the 5 medications emts c...,
Aspirin is administered to patien...,
Oral glucose may help a patient w...
85
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Cpt 19: Respiratory Emergencies
What is the process of respiration 1,
What are the signs of adequate br...,
What indicates inadequate breathi...
94
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Cpt 20: Cardiac Emergencies
What is the only job of the heart 1,
Define acute coronary syndrome 2,
What is the hypoxic condition of ...
55
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Cpt 21: Resuscitation
What is the function of the heart 1,
What indicates mechanical failure...,
What is asystole 3
54
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Cpt 25:ergencies
What is a poison 1,
Name common poisonings 2,
What are the effects of a poison ...
128
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26
Blank 1,
Blank 2,
Blank 3
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27
What is a behavioral emergency 1,
Observable behavior is largely co...,
What are some psychiatric conditi...
65
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29
What is the definition of shock 1,
Which of the following is not a m...,
Which vessels have thick muscular...
84
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Cpt 22: Diabetic Emergencies and Altered Mental Status
What regulates normal consciousne...,
List the 3 basic requirements for...,
Altered mental status can be caus...
97
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Cpt 23: Allergic Reaction
What is an allergic reaction 1,
What is anaphylaxis 2,
Name some causes of allergic reac...
60
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Cpt 24: Infectious Diseases and Sepsis
3 communicable diseases 1,
Define the incubation period in i...,
What is the communicable period 3
53
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Cpt 25: Poisoning and Overdose Emergencies
Which of the following describes ...,
3 by definition a systemic poison...,
4 volatile chemicals are agents t...
98
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Cpt 26: Abdominal Emergencies
1 pain that originates in an orga...,
2 the patient complaining of pari...,
3 your patient was diagnosed with...
65
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Cpt 27: Behavioral And Psychiatric Emergency And Suicide
When a person acts in a manner th...,
2 your patient is exhibiting biza...,
3 emts may come across a situatio...
65
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Cpt 28: Hematologic and Renal Emergencies
1 the correct terminology used fo...,
2 the sensation felt when palpati...,
3 which of the following is the m...
63
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Cpt 29: Bleeding and Shock
1 shock is the circulatory system...,
2 which of the following vessels ...,
3 which of the following types of...
85
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Patient Assessment
What does penman stand for in pat...,
In patient assessment what does a...,
What does abcde refer to in patie...
55
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Cpt 35: Environmental Emergencies
What are the four main topics cov...,
What are the mechanisms by which ...,
True or false generalized hypothe...
83
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Cpt 30: Soft-Tissue Traum
Which of the following is the out...,
You are examining a 48 year old p...,
Which of the following is a descr...
71
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Acronyms
What does bsi stand for in medica...,
What does penman represent in pat...,
What does avpu stand for in asses...
30
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Cpt 31 Chest and Abdominal Trauma
Where is the chest cavity 1,
What are 3 physiologic functions ...,
What are the 2 processes involved...
77
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Cpt 32: Musculoskeletal Trauma
What are the 6 components of the ...,
What is the function of ligaments 2,
What is the function of tendons 3
68
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Cpt 36: Obstetric and Gynecologic Emergencies
1 which of the following best des...,
2 which of the following describe...,
3 which of the following best des...
80
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Cpt 37: Emergencies for Patients with Special Challenges
1 what is the purpose of a trache...,
2 which of the following is true ...,
3 which of the following is not a...
85
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Patient Assessment Trauma
Scene size up saftey 1,
Penman 2,
C spine needed 3
35
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Patient Assessment Medical
Scene size up saftey 1,
Penman 2,
C spine needed 3
62
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Cpt 40: Highway Safety and Vehicle Extrication
Blank 1,
Front 2,
1 which of the following is the m...
49
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Cpt 33: Trauma to the Head, Neck, and Spine
What are the two subdivisions of ...,
What do sensory nerves do 2,
What do motor nerves control 3
98
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Review 1 Cpt 1-7
What is a delayed stress reaction 1,
Define implied consent 2,
Define expressed consent 3
107
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Review 4 Cpt 22-29
What is an aura in relation to se...,
Define epilepsy 2,
What is status epilepticus 3
44
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Review 2 Cpt 7-12
What is aerobic metabolism 1,
What is anaerobic metabolism 2,
What is the role of mitochondria 3
45
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Review 5 Cpt 30-34
What is cartilage 1,
Define avulsion 2,
What is evisceration 3
43
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Final
What type of consent allows you t...,
Implied consent 2
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