The name of a temperature reading taken from the ear canal.

a clinical scale used to reliably measure a person's level of consciousness after a brain injury by assessing their ability to perform eye movements, speak, and move their body

The only medication that can be given by an EMT without medical direction.

The road which divides the north and south streets in Centralia.

The most commonly used tubing for spiking an IV bag.

The readable range of our field glucometers.

Palpable radial arteries occur at this systolic pressure.

This non-EMS party may act as medical control on scene without authorization from PCH or MGH.

A busy railroad crossing in Centralia with no reasonable bypass

This is the hub color of an 18g IV catheter

A method for evaluating the status of a newborn infant immediately after birth and the response to resuscitation if needed. It is performed 1 minute and 5 minutes after birth.

The only condition in which it is appropriate to apply a Sager traction splint.

Radio duress code for FIRE/EMS. This word, accompanied with your unit number, will prompt CENTRAL to confirm your unit number and location then lock the channel. It’s only to be used in situations where plain english would endanger your life.

The road which divides the east and west streets in Centralia

The anatomical location of V1 and V2

Damage or death to part of the heart muscle as a result of ischemia.

Bradycardia, hypertension, and irregular respirations indicating increased intracranial pressure and possibly ischemia of the brain or immanent brainstem herniation

A scale used to assess pain in pediatrics, geriatrics, or any patient with a language barrier. It uses faces to correspond with a numeric value of pain.

This road connects Market Street to I-5 as well as Hwy 6, but is often avoided during response due to the presence of 2 railroad crossings.

This size of syringe is used to inflate the distal cuff of an endotracheal tube.

a 10-15mmHg interval of absolute or relative silence occasionally found on listening over an artery during deflation of the blood pressure cuff

This acute pain occurs in the tip of the shoulder due to the presence of blood/irritants in the peritoneal cavity when a person is trendelenburg; considered a classic sign of splenic rupture

These two institutions act as online medical control for all EMS providers in Lewis County.

M1 is first closer than M2 and is first up to respond on the southern portion of this road in RFA’s response area.

A unresponsive 4,000g female with no gag-reflex would receive this size of I-Gel.