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Chapter 15
Caring for Common Medical Emergencies
A.) Gas
*B.) Liquid
C.) Dust
D.) Fumes
A.) 50
*B.) 60
C.) 55
D.) 65
A.) Hyperacusis
B.) Head tilt
C.) Leg jerk
*D.) Arm drift
A.) THC
B.) DMT
C.) STP
*D.) LSD
10. What must you know before you can begin to evaluate a
person's metal status and determine if it is altered?
p. 309
A.) Ingested
B.) Absorbed
C.) Inhaled
*D.) Injected
17. Who should you contact for advice on appropriate care for
specific poisons?
p. 319
A.) Dolly
B.) Perc
C.) Bam
*D.) Snow
A.) Restlessness
B.) Abdominal pain
C.) Rapid, weak pulse
*D.) Drooling
23. What should be used to flush the area that has been
exposed to an absorbed poison?
p. 320-321
A.) Solute
B.) Alcohol
*C.) Water
D.) Neutralizer
25. What should you put over the bitten or stung area?
p. 321
26. Once the patient's clothing have been removed, what should
wash him with when an absorbed poisoning has occurred?
p. 321
*A.) 25 to 50
B.) 50 to 75
C.) 5 to 12.5
D.) 12.5 to 25
Emergency Medical Responder – First on Scene (9th Edition)
30. What route of exposure occurs through the skin and body
tissues?
p. 317
*A.) Absorption
B.) Inhalation
C.) Ingestion
D.) Injection
31. What should you be alert for when treating a drug abuse
patient?
p. 324
*A.) 250,000
B.) 650,000
C.) 750,000
D.) 150,000
Emergency Medical Responder – First on Scene (9th Edition)
*A.) Alcohol
B.) Methamphetamine
C.) Cocaine
D.) LSD
A.) Uppers
B.) Downers
C.) Hallucinogens
*D.) Narcotics
40. What is the main source of energy for the body's cells?
p. 314
*A.) Glucose
B.) Fructose
C.) Lactose
D.) Sucrose
*A.) Hyperhidrosis
B.) Seizures
C.) Syncope
D.) Unresponsiveness
Emergency Medical Responder – First on Scene (9th Edition)
A.) AEMT
*B.) EMT
C.) Paramedic
D.) Basic
A.) Confusion
B.) Headache
C.) Difficulty with speech
*D.) Inappropriate behavior