Ems Jeopardy Template

Patient Assessment	Oxygen Therapy	Seizures	Trauma	Medical
100 You get the tone out Scene size up begins when ________.	100 Non-rebreather What device is used for a patient with an O2 sat of 89 with no history of CHF or COPD?	100 absence or petit mal Your patient is staring into space. He has a history of seizures. Which type is he experiencing?	100 battle signs Bruising behind the ears is known as ______________	100 Diabetic issues What should immediately be ruled out when you have a patient presenting with altered mental status?
200 Critical - every 5 minutes Stable - every 15 minutes How often do you reassess stable and critical patients?	200 Nasal Canula Which oxygen delivery method is used when the O2 is set to 2 - 6 LPM?	200 disoriented, confused, won't remember seizure, incontinency, weakness Describe post-dictal state.	200 Checking pulse, motor, sensory, and capillary refill What procedure must be done at least twice when splinting an extremity?	200 Stroke (Hemorrhagic) Your patient has unequal pupils and weakness to one arm. While talking to her, her speech becomes slurred. What should you suspect?
300 Primary Assessment Identifying and correcting life threats are included in which part of the patient assessment?	300 8 - 10 LPM What is the O2 flow rate needed for a nebulizer?	300 generalized or grand mal Seizures involving the entire body are called _______.	300 Mid-shaft femur fracture is the only injury to that leg and hip. A traction splint can only be used under what condition?	300 supine What position should a patient with chief complaint of shortness of breath never be placed in?
400 Reverse the history taking and secondary assessment for the trauma patient Difference between a medical and trauma patient assessment	400 10 - 15 LPM What O2 flow rate is used with a non-rebreather mask?	400 high fever (febrile seizures) What is the most common cause of seizures in young children?	400 Cut a hole in bottom of paper cup and put over it, Secure cup in place with uninjured eye closed. How should you treat a pen impaled in the eye?	400 Carotid Which pulse is checked in a patient who is unresponsive?
500 Scene size up, primary assessment, history taking, secondary assessment, reassessment? List the five steps in a medical patient assessment in order.	500 15 LPM What O2 flow rate is used with a BVM?	500 epilepsy, shock, fever, overdose, allergic reaction, pregnancy,trauma, etc. List 3 possible causes of seizures in adults.	500 Pack cheek with gauze or cover with occlusive dressing on the outside to prevent air escape when bagging Describe treatment for a lacerated cheek when rescue breathing is needed.	500 more than 40 Newborns have a breathing rate of how many breaths per minute?

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