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DD Form 689 - Answer- Individual sick call slip SF 600 entries are normally handwritten using what color ink? - Answer- black or blue-black SF 600 - Answer- Chronological Record of Medical Care Access to medical information may be given to - Answer- The patient, patient care personnel, medi...
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Add to cartDD Form 689 - Answer- Individual sick call slip SF 600 entries are normally handwritten using what color ink? - Answer- black or blue-black SF 600 - Answer- Chronological Record of Medical Care Access to medical information may be given to - Answer- The patient, patient care personnel, medi...
chain of infection - Answer- infectious agent, reservoir, portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry, susceptible host Vehicle to Transmissions (8) - Answer- Direct Contact; Indirect Contact; Human Carrier; Airborne; Water Borne; Food-Born; Vectors; Blood-Born Single most useful and...
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Add to cartchain of infection - Answer- infectious agent, reservoir, portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry, susceptible host Vehicle to Transmissions (8) - Answer- Direct Contact; Indirect Contact; Human Carrier; Airborne; Water Borne; Food-Born; Vectors; Blood-Born Single most useful and...
Individual Sick call slip form. May be used as a means of communication between medical personnel and the patients Commander. - Answer- DD Form 689 Basic form used to document the chronological record of outpatient treatment. - Answer- SF 600 Initial correction procedure for an entry error. - ...
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Add to cartIndividual Sick call slip form. May be used as a means of communication between medical personnel and the patients Commander. - Answer- DD Form 689 Basic form used to document the chronological record of outpatient treatment. - Answer- SF 600 Initial correction procedure for an entry error. - ...
3 layers of skin - Answer- Epidermis Dermis Subcutaneous Asymptomatic - Answer- A condition or a person showing no symptoms Plaque - Answer- Group of papules > 1 cm Tissue connecting bone to bone - Answer- Ligament Tissue connecting bone to muscle - Answer- Tendon Microscopic liv...
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Add to cart3 layers of skin - Answer- Epidermis Dermis Subcutaneous Asymptomatic - Answer- A condition or a person showing no symptoms Plaque - Answer- Group of papules > 1 cm Tissue connecting bone to bone - Answer- Ligament Tissue connecting bone to muscle - Answer- Tendon Microscopic liv...
Injection sites - Answer- Instramuscular IM Intradermal Subcutaneous SQ When is medication verified - Answer- When obtained from place of storage. When withdrawing the medication. When placing the meds back. Intradermal injections - Answer- Allergy, TB, and mumps testing. 1/4 to 1/2 need...
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Add to cartInjection sites - Answer- Instramuscular IM Intradermal Subcutaneous SQ When is medication verified - Answer- When obtained from place of storage. When withdrawing the medication. When placing the meds back. Intradermal injections - Answer- Allergy, TB, and mumps testing. 1/4 to 1/2 need...
what form initiates the sick call process - Answer- DD form 689 if someone other than the patient requests medical record copies, where should they be directed - Answer- medical administration what is the purpose of DD form 689 - Answer- used for a patient who requests or receives medical/dent...
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Add to cartwhat form initiates the sick call process - Answer- DD form 689 if someone other than the patient requests medical record copies, where should they be directed - Answer- medical administration what is the purpose of DD form 689 - Answer- used for a patient who requests or receives medical/dent...
Is the study of substances that interact with living organisms through chemical processes - Answer- pharmacology Is the science of substances used to prevent, diagnose, and treat disease - Answer- Medical pharmacology The reason or conditions for which a particular medication is given - Answer...
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Add to cartIs the study of substances that interact with living organisms through chemical processes - Answer- pharmacology Is the science of substances used to prevent, diagnose, and treat disease - Answer- Medical pharmacology The reason or conditions for which a particular medication is given - Answer...
DD Form 689: Individual Sick Call Slip** - Answer- Used for a patient who requests/receives medical/dental treatment at an Army Medical Treatment Facility (MTF). A commander may choose to allow a soldier to break profile, but then they have to assume 100% risk for the soldier. chain of infetion ...
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Add to cartDD Form 689: Individual Sick Call Slip** - Answer- Used for a patient who requests/receives medical/dental treatment at an Army Medical Treatment Facility (MTF). A commander may choose to allow a soldier to break profile, but then they have to assume 100% risk for the soldier. chain of infetion ...
pharmacology - Answer- study of substances that interact with living organisms through chemical processes medical pharmacology - Answer- science of substances used to prevent, diagnose and treat disease indication - Answer- reason or condition for which a particular medication is given dose...
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Add to cartpharmacology - Answer- study of substances that interact with living organisms through chemical processes medical pharmacology - Answer- science of substances used to prevent, diagnose and treat disease indication - Answer- reason or condition for which a particular medication is given dose...
What are the (8) structures of the eyes? - Answer- Iris - Sclera - Lacrimal Glands - Pupil - Conjunctiva - Retina - Cornea - Lens What are the red flags for eye complains - Answer- 1. visual loss 2. history of trauma (MOI) 3. Foreign body 4. photophobia 5. severe eye pain What's the most ...
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Add to cartWhat are the (8) structures of the eyes? - Answer- Iris - Sclera - Lacrimal Glands - Pupil - Conjunctiva - Retina - Cornea - Lens What are the red flags for eye complains - Answer- 1. visual loss 2. history of trauma (MOI) 3. Foreign body 4. photophobia 5. severe eye pain What's the most ...
Define the two types of drug dependency. a) the Pt is convinced that they have a need for the drug. b) the body has developed a physical need (withdraw symptoms) for the drug. - Answer- a) Psychological b) Physiological What is the 68W scope of practice in clinical settings? - Answer- In the C...
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Add to cartDefine the two types of drug dependency. a) the Pt is convinced that they have a need for the drug. b) the body has developed a physical need (withdraw symptoms) for the drug. - Answer- a) Psychological b) Physiological What is the 68W scope of practice in clinical settings? - Answer- In the C...
What is a microorganism? - Answer- Living cells found almost everywhere in the environment What is a pathogen? - Answer- Microorganism that causes disease ____________ forming bacteria are the most difficult to control and destroy - Answer- Spore What microorganism needs a host to make a pr...
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Add to cartWhat is a microorganism? - Answer- Living cells found almost everywhere in the environment What is a pathogen? - Answer- Microorganism that causes disease ____________ forming bacteria are the most difficult to control and destroy - Answer- Spore What microorganism needs a host to make a pr...
Articulation - Answer- a joint, the place of union or junction between two or more bones Articular Cartilage - Answer- a tough white fibrous connective tissue attached to the articular surfaces of bones. NO BLOOD SUPPLY and derives its nourishment from the synovial fluid and from the underlying t...
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Add to cartArticulation - Answer- a joint, the place of union or junction between two or more bones Articular Cartilage - Answer- a tough white fibrous connective tissue attached to the articular surfaces of bones. NO BLOOD SUPPLY and derives its nourishment from the synovial fluid and from the underlying t...
Articulation - Answer- a joint, the place of union or junction between two or more bones Articular Cartilage - Answer- a tough white fibrous connective tissue attached to the articular surfaces of bones. NO BLOOD SUPPLY and derives its nourishment from the synovial fluid and from the underlying t...
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Add to cartArticulation - Answer- a joint, the place of union or junction between two or more bones Articular Cartilage - Answer- a tough white fibrous connective tissue attached to the articular surfaces of bones. NO BLOOD SUPPLY and derives its nourishment from the synovial fluid and from the underlying t...
Acetaminophen - Answer- Can cause liver damage Access to medical info - Answer- Patient care personnel, medical educators Acute Sinusitis s/s - Answer- Headache, discolored nasal drainage, nasal stuffiness, cough. Tender to percussion over frontal or maxillary sinuses. Animal bites - Answer...
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Add to cartAcetaminophen - Answer- Can cause liver damage Access to medical info - Answer- Patient care personnel, medical educators Acute Sinusitis s/s - Answer- Headache, discolored nasal drainage, nasal stuffiness, cough. Tender to percussion over frontal or maxillary sinuses. Animal bites - Answer...
When would you likely see Lhermitte's sign - Answer- Following a whiplash syndrome injury When visualizing back what should you look for for injuries? - Answer- edema, erythema, ecchymosis, battle sign, neuro changes, step offs Primary spinal cord injury - Answer- Results from cord being cut,...
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Add to cartWhen would you likely see Lhermitte's sign - Answer- Following a whiplash syndrome injury When visualizing back what should you look for for injuries? - Answer- edema, erythema, ecchymosis, battle sign, neuro changes, step offs Primary spinal cord injury - Answer- Results from cord being cut,...
In blast injuries there are 3 Impacts when do they occur? - Answer- Baro-Trauma occurs from the concussion of the blast. Impact Trauma occurs from the body hitting another object / brain hitting the skull. Additionally objects like shrapnel and gravel hitting the soldier after the blast causing fu...
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Add to cartIn blast injuries there are 3 Impacts when do they occur? - Answer- Baro-Trauma occurs from the concussion of the blast. Impact Trauma occurs from the body hitting another object / brain hitting the skull. Additionally objects like shrapnel and gravel hitting the soldier after the blast causing fu...
Epidermis - Answer- most superficial layer of the skin Dermis - Answer- thick layer of connective tissue below the thin epidermis Subcutaneous - Answer- underneath the dermis, contains fat, sweat glands, and hair follicles Functions of the Skin - Answer- protection of underlying tissues fro...
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Add to cartEpidermis - Answer- most superficial layer of the skin Dermis - Answer- thick layer of connective tissue below the thin epidermis Subcutaneous - Answer- underneath the dermis, contains fat, sweat glands, and hair follicles Functions of the Skin - Answer- protection of underlying tissues fro...
Epidermis - Answer- most superficial layer of the skin Dermis - Answer- thick layer of connective tissue below the thin epidermis Subcutaneous - Answer- underneath the dermis, contains fat, sweat glands, and hair follicles Functions of the Skin - Answer- protection of underlying tissues fro...
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Add to cartEpidermis - Answer- most superficial layer of the skin Dermis - Answer- thick layer of connective tissue below the thin epidermis Subcutaneous - Answer- underneath the dermis, contains fat, sweat glands, and hair follicles Functions of the Skin - Answer- protection of underlying tissues fro...
depth and quality - Answer- Checked when evaluating a patient's respirations apnea - Answer- Temporary absence of breathing 60 - 100 beats per minute - Answer- Normal pulse rate range for an adult patient 20 mm Hg beyond the point the last pulsation was heard - Answer- How much more you wo...
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Add to cartdepth and quality - Answer- Checked when evaluating a patient's respirations apnea - Answer- Temporary absence of breathing 60 - 100 beats per minute - Answer- Normal pulse rate range for an adult patient 20 mm Hg beyond the point the last pulsation was heard - Answer- How much more you wo...
DD Form 689 - Answer- Individual sick call slip SF 600 entries are normally handwritten using what color ink? - Answer- black or blue-black SF 600 - Answer- Chronological Record of Medical Care Access to medical information may be given to - Answer- The patient, patient care personnel, medi...
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Add to cartDD Form 689 - Answer- Individual sick call slip SF 600 entries are normally handwritten using what color ink? - Answer- black or blue-black SF 600 - Answer- Chronological Record of Medical Care Access to medical information may be given to - Answer- The patient, patient care personnel, medi...
3 layers of skin - Answer- Epidermis Dermis Subcutaneous Asymptomatic - Answer- A condition or a person showing no symptoms Plaque - Answer- Group of papules > 1 cm Tissue connecting bone to bone - Answer- Ligament Tissue connecting bone to muscle - Answer- Tendon Microscopic liv...
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Add to cart3 layers of skin - Answer- Epidermis Dermis Subcutaneous Asymptomatic - Answer- A condition or a person showing no symptoms Plaque - Answer- Group of papules > 1 cm Tissue connecting bone to bone - Answer- Ligament Tissue connecting bone to muscle - Answer- Tendon Microscopic liv...
Care Under Fire 1 - Answer- Return fire to gain fire superiority Care Under Fire 2 - Answer- Direct the casualty to RETURN FIRE, MOVE TO COVER, and APPLY SELF AID, if possible Care Under Fire 3 - Answer- Direct security team to provide security for casualty. Move to casualty once the security ...
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Add to cartCare Under Fire 1 - Answer- Return fire to gain fire superiority Care Under Fire 2 - Answer- Direct the casualty to RETURN FIRE, MOVE TO COVER, and APPLY SELF AID, if possible Care Under Fire 3 - Answer- Direct security team to provide security for casualty. Move to casualty once the security ...
Pharmacology - Answer- The study of drugs, their sources, their characteristics, and effects Aspirin - Answer- Medication to reduce the clotting ability of blood to prevent/ treat clots associated with myocardial infarction Oral glucose - Answer- Form of glucose given by mouth to treat an awak...
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Add to cartPharmacology - Answer- The study of drugs, their sources, their characteristics, and effects Aspirin - Answer- Medication to reduce the clotting ability of blood to prevent/ treat clots associated with myocardial infarction Oral glucose - Answer- Form of glucose given by mouth to treat an awak...
Scene Size-Up - Answer- steps taken when approaching the scene of an emergency call: checking scene safety, taking standard precautions, noting the mechanism of injury or nature of the patient's illness, determining the number of patients, and deciding what, if any, additional resources to call for...
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Add to cartScene Size-Up - Answer- steps taken when approaching the scene of an emergency call: checking scene safety, taking standard precautions, noting the mechanism of injury or nature of the patient's illness, determining the number of patients, and deciding what, if any, additional resources to call for...
One of the main tenants of trauma care - Answer- ...maintain or restore perfusion Perfusion - Answer- the supply of oxygen to and removal of of wastes from the body's cells and tissues as a result of the flow of blood through the capillaries. Hypoperfusion - Answer- the body's inability to a...
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Add to cartOne of the main tenants of trauma care - Answer- ...maintain or restore perfusion Perfusion - Answer- the supply of oxygen to and removal of of wastes from the body's cells and tissues as a result of the flow of blood through the capillaries. Hypoperfusion - Answer- the body's inability to a...
Motor vehicle accident, Fall greater than 15 ft, IED blast involving a MRAP - Answer- What are the tactical indications for spinal immobilization Primary Blast - Answer- Overpressure wave (internal damage to hollow organs) Secondary Blast - Answer- Shrapnel and debris penetrating wounds Ter...
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Add to cartMotor vehicle accident, Fall greater than 15 ft, IED blast involving a MRAP - Answer- What are the tactical indications for spinal immobilization Primary Blast - Answer- Overpressure wave (internal damage to hollow organs) Secondary Blast - Answer- Shrapnel and debris penetrating wounds Ter...
Designated Agent - Answer- An EMT or other person authorized by a Medical Director to give medications and provide emergency care. The transfer of such authorization to a designated agent is an extension of the medical director's license to practice medicine. Evidence-based - Answer- description...
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Add to cartDesignated Agent - Answer- An EMT or other person authorized by a Medical Director to give medications and provide emergency care. The transfer of such authorization to a designated agent is an extension of the medical director's license to practice medicine. Evidence-based - Answer- description...
Inhalation - Answer- Also called inspiration. Diaphragm contracts and moves downward. Intercostal muscles contract and the ribcage expands. Negative pressure in the chest cavity causes air to rush into the lungs. ACTIVE process. Exhalation - Answer- Also called expiration. Diaphragm relaxes and m...
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Add to cartInhalation - Answer- Also called inspiration. Diaphragm contracts and moves downward. Intercostal muscles contract and the ribcage expands. Negative pressure in the chest cavity causes air to rush into the lungs. ACTIVE process. Exhalation - Answer- Also called expiration. Diaphragm relaxes and m...
Inhalation - Answer- Also called inspiration. Diaphragm contracts and moves downward. Intercostal muscles contract and the ribcage expands. Negative pressure in the chest cavity causes air to rush into the lungs. ACTIVE process. Exhalation - Answer- Also called expiration. Diaphragm relaxes and m...
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Add to cartInhalation - Answer- Also called inspiration. Diaphragm contracts and moves downward. Intercostal muscles contract and the ribcage expands. Negative pressure in the chest cavity causes air to rush into the lungs. ACTIVE process. Exhalation - Answer- Also called expiration. Diaphragm relaxes and m...
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