AEMT National Registry Exam with Answers Graded A+
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AEMT National Registry Exam with Answers Graded A+
1. Patient has poor
perfusion, ele-
vated respirato-
ry rate, 38 is an
example but no
wheezing what
do you ventilate
with?
2. Asthma patient
becomes apneic
and hands you a
inhaler what do
you do?
BVM, not albuterol
begin ventilatio
AEMT National Registry Exam with Answers Graded A+
1. Patient has poor BVM, not albuterol
perfusion, ele-
vated respirato-
ry rate, 38 is an
example but no
wheezing what
do you ventilate
with?
2. Asthma patient begin ventilation
becomes apneic
and hands you a
inhaler what do
you do?
3. what are the alve- exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide molecules to and
oli purpose in the from bloodstream
respiratory sys- tiny little clusters of balloon shaped air sacs sit at the end
tem? of the respiratory tree in the lungs
4. gas exchange in Occurs via diffusion
lungs O2 concentration is higher in the lungs than in the blood,
so O2 diffuses into blood.
CO2 concentration in the blood is higher than in the lungs,
so CO2 diffuses out of blood.
5. contraindication Nitrous Oxide
with
consumption of
alcohol is?
6. flail segment or two or more adjacent ribs that are broken in two or more
flail chest places, creating a free floating section
causes inadequate breathing due to pain
7. Cheyene stokes ICP
breathing usual- intracranial pressure
ly caused by abnormal pattern of deeper and sometimes faster breath-
, AEMT National Registry Exam with Answers Graded A+
ing followed by decreased breathing leading to apnea
which is no breath
8. DKA diabetic ke- Shortage of insulin resulting in hyperglycemia and pro-
toacidosis duction of keytones and also leads to kidney failure
Kaussmauls breathing which is labored and deep leads
to severe metabolic acidosis
9. Transporting a means there is increased pressure in airway
pt on a ven-
tilator and the
pressure release
valve pops?
10. The best indi- end tidal CO2 monitoring which verifies gas exchange
cator of Cellu-
lar perfusion in
Base deficit?
11. Fix inspired oxy- 1 LPM equals 24% 2 LPM 4% increase to 28%
gen FiO2 starts
at 24% and in-
creases how?
12. Patient in de- Nebulizer treatment with a mask
stress can't use
MDI which is al-
buterol what is
next best thing
13. respiratory dis- increased work of breathing; a sensation of shortness of
tress breath
14. respiratory fail- The reduction of breathing to the point where oxygen
ure intake is not sufficient to support life
15. respiratory ar- when breathing completely stops
rest
16. oral cavity
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