EMR Mid Term Review

Front

What pulse should be palpated to determine pulselessness in an adult patient?

Back

Carotid pulse.

Front

What pulse should be palpated to determine pulselessness in an infant?

Back

Brachial pulse.

Front

What does the 'P' in SAMPLE history stand for?

Back

Past Medical History.

Front

What is the practice to prevent exposure to disease during patient contact called?

Back

Standard Precautions.

Front

What is the correct ventilation rate for a patient receiving CPR with an endotracheal tube?

Back

8 to 10 ventilations per minute.

Front

Which component is NOT part of the daily safety inspection for a response vehicle?

Back

Outside of vehicle.

Front

What is the purpose of Standard Precautions in healthcare?

Back

To prevent the transmission of infections during patient care.

Front

What does SAMPLE stand for in medical history taking?

Back

Signs, Allergies, Medications, Past medical history, Last oral intake, Events leading up to the incident.

Front

What is the significance of the carotid pulse in emergency situations?

Back

It is a central pulse that indicates blood flow to the brain.

Front

Why is the brachial pulse important in infants?

Back

It is the most accessible pulse for assessing circulation in infants.