EMT-B Airway

Front

You should ventilate an adult patient at: 12-20 breaths per minute, 18-24 breaths per minute, 10-12 breaths per minute, 5-6 breaths per minute

Back

10-12 breaths per minute

Front

You should ventilate a child at: one breath every 6 seconds, one breath every 2 seconds, one breath every 12 seconds, one breath every 3 seconds

Back

one breath every 3 seconds

Front

A bronchodilator is a ________________ type medication:

Back

Beta 2

Front

What breath sound would indicate asthma?

Back

Wheeze

Front

If a patient is diagnosed with asthma, what medication could they have? Options: MDI with albuterol, Nitroglycerin tablets, Nitroglycerin paste, Epi-pen

Back

MDI with albuterol

Front

In a patient that has a possible "Foreign Body Airway Obstruction/FBAO", what is the first thing we look for?

Back

is the airway open and is air moving

Front

A patient with a possible FBAO, if they are moving air, we should?

Back

Coach them to continue moving air

Front

If a patient is choking, and they were speaking but has stopped, we should?

Back

do abdominal thrusts

Front

A complication of assisted ventilations: lung rupture, poor perfusion, altered mental status, abdominal distention

Back

abdominal distention

Front

An early sign of hypoxia is:

Back

Anxiousness