Radiation - where is the pain? did it spread? Secure OPQRST (history of present illness) onset - what were u doing when it started? inhaler) direct lift from floor to bed discs shock absorbers in the back that can cause pain what do you administer if there is respiratory difficulty or patient suspected to be in shock, had stroke or seizure oxygen Vector a living creature involved in the transmission of the disease (humans, dogs, cats, chicken) crowing a sound that can occur when muscles around the larynx spasm Auscultation the act of listening vital signs should be repeated every 10-15 minutes snoring tongue blocks the airway septic shock caused by an infection that results in dilated blood vessels EMTs should be able to lift at least _lbs 125 signs of shock tachycardia (rapid heart rate)Ĭool and pale skin questions when handling medication right medication? right patient? right route? right date? right dose? tracheostomy and stoma holes that are surgically created and used to create airways normal breathing rate (adult) 12-20 bpm normal breathing rate (child) 15-30 bpm normal breathing rate (infant) 25-50 bpm sequence for basic airway control open Diastolic pressure in the arteries immediately after the pulse on-line medical control physician is there with the EMT neurogenic shock vessels are dilated losing pressure and ability to pump blood against gravity extrinsic diseases diseases that are contagious and able to spread bronchodilators increases airflow by increasing bronchioles diameter
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