Paramedic Mastery iOS App

Paramedic Mastery iOS App

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Content Overview

Explore a variety of topics covered in the app.

Preparatory

Advanced Pathophysiology and Anatomy
Pharmacology and Drug Calculations
Medical, Legal, and Ethical Issues in Paramedicine
Research and Evidence-Based Practice
Stress Management and Workforce Safety
EMS Systems and Communication

Patient Assessment

Comprehensive Advanced Patient Assessment
Clinical Decision Making and Differential Diagnosis
Diagnostic Tools and Procedures
Advanced Monitoring Techniques
History Taking and Physical Examination
Triage and Rapid Assessment Techniques

Airway, Respiration, and Ventilation

Advanced Airway Techniques
Mechanical Ventilation
Pharmacological Support for Airway and Respiratory Emergencies
Advanced Respiratory Monitoring and Diagnostics
Non-Invasive Ventilation Methods
Pediatric and Geriatric Airway Management

Cardiology and Resuscitation

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
12-Lead ECG Interpretation and Dysrhythmia Management
Cardiac Pharmacology and Interventions
Post-Resuscitation and Cardiac Arrest Care
Cardiac Rhythm Disturbances
Cardiovascular Assessment and Diagnostics

Trauma

Comprehensive Trauma Management
Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) Principles
Management of Specific Traumatic Injuries
Fluid Resuscitation and Hemorrhage Control
Blast and Crush Injury Management
Trauma Systems and Kinematics of Trauma

Medical Emergencies

Advanced Management of Medical Emergencies
Toxicological Emergencies and Advanced Treatment Modalities
Infectious Diseases and Isolation Precautions
Psychiatric and Behavioral Crisis Management
Environmental Emergencies (e.g., Heat Stroke, Hypothermia)
Endocrine and Metabolic Emergencies

Special Patient Populations

Advanced Obstetrics and Neonatal Care
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
Geriatric and Special Needs Patients
Bariatric and Morbidly Obese Patient Management
Care for Patients with Disabilities
Management of Patients with Chronic Illnesses

Operations

EMS System Design and Resource Management
Incident Command and Disaster Response
Tactical Emergency Medical Support (TEMS)
Interfacility and Critical Care Transport
HazMat and CBRNE Response
Scene Safety and Management in Violent Situations

Example questions

Let's look at some sample questions

How can paramedics reduce the risk of injury on the job?

By ignoring safety protocolsBy rushing to complete tasksBy using proper lifting techniquesBy working longer shifts
Paramedics can reduce the risk of injury on the job by using proper lifting techniques. This can help prevent injuries such as sprains, strains, and back injuries.

What is the normal range for adult heart rate?

60-100 beats per minute30-60 beats per minute100-120 beats per minute50-80 beats per minute
The normal range for an adult's heart rate is 60 to 100 beats per minute. Rates outside this range may indicate a medical condition that needs attention.

What is the primary purpose of the secondary survey in physical examination?

To identify life-threatening conditionsTo obtain a detailed historyTo perform a focused assessment based on the chief complaintTo reassess interventions
The secondary survey is a focused assessment based on the chief complaint. It involves a systematic head-to-toe examination and further history taking.

Which of the following is NOT a contraindication for oropharyngeal airway insertion?

Conscious patientIntact gag reflexSevere facial traumaNone of the above
None of the options are contraindications for oropharyngeal airway insertion. It can be used in conscious patients, those with an intact gag reflex, and those with severe facial trauma, although care must be taken in these situations.

Which technique is most commonly used for endotracheal intubation?

Direct laryngoscopyVideo laryngoscopyFiberoptic bronchoscopyTransnasal intubation
Direct laryngoscopy is the most commonly used technique for endotracheal intubation.

Which body system is most susceptible to blast injuries?

Skeletal systemRespiratory systemNervous systemDigestive system
The respiratory system is most susceptible to blast injuries due to the rapid change in atmospheric pressure that can occur during an explosion.

What is the primary treatment for a patient with hypoglycemia?

Insulin administrationOral glucose administrationIV fluidsOxygen therapy
The primary treatment for hypoglycemia is oral glucose administration to quickly raise the patient's blood sugar levels.

Which medication is first-line treatment for pediatric ventricular fibrillation?

EpinephrineAmiodaroneAtropineAdenosine
Amiodarone is the first-line treatment for pediatric ventricular fibrillation. It's used to restore normal heart rhythm.

What is the recommended method for securing an airway in a bariatric patient?

Oral intubationNasal intubationTracheostomyVideo laryngoscopy
Video laryngoscopy is recommended for securing an airway in a bariatric patient due to the difficulty of direct laryngoscopy in these patients.

What is the first step a paramedic should take when approaching a potentially violent situation?

Call for police backupApproach the patient directlyUse physical forceAttempt to calm the situation verbally
The first step a paramedic should take when approaching a potentially violent situation is to call for police backup. This ensures the safety of the paramedic and other individuals at the scene.