1
Q
What are the routes for toxic exposure?
A
Ingestion
Inhalation
Surface absorption
Injection
2
Q
How often should you evaluate poisoned patients?
A
Every five minutes
3
Q
Cathartics
A
Such as sorbitol, increased gastric motility and shortening the amount of time toxins stay in the gastrointestinal tract.
4
Q
What effects do Organophosphates have on the heart?
A
Cause bradycardia
5
Q
What effects do methamphetamines have on heart?
A
Tachycardia
6
Q
What airway problem is frequently associated with poisoning?
A
Aspiration
Paramedic Lecture: 2nd Semester
flashcards
Decks in class (48)
# Cards
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Chapter 474
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Pulseless Electricsl Activity: Hs & Ps2
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Neurology14
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APGAR5
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Chapter 2759
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Pulmonology Test Review66
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Pulmonology Disorders35
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Breathing Sounds6
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Anatomy of the Heart2
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Cardiac Vocabulary: Part 136
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Cardiac Concepts: Part One5
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Cardiac Rhythms and Treatments16
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Cardiac Vocabulary: Part 228
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Cardiology Test Review45
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ACLS: Notes8
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Endocrinology Vocabulary24
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Allergies and Anaphylaxis Vocabulary25
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Gastroenterology Vocabulary33
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Urology and Nephrology Vocabulary35
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Toxicology Vocabulary19
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Toxicology Notes6
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Hematology14
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Toxicology: Signs and Symptoms8
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Environmental Emergencies: Vocabulary31
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Environmental Emergencies: Signs, symptoms, and Treatments16
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Infections Disease: Vocabulary37
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Infectious diseases: signs, symptoms, and treatments29
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Neurology: Vocabulary29
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Endocrinology: Notes7
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Endocrine Jeopardy Notes: Test 36
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Hematology Jeopardy Notes: Test 34
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Gastroenterology: Notes22
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Urology and Nephrology: Notes4
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Toxicology: Notes3
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Hematology: Notes4
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Psychiatric Disorders: Vocabulary14
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Gynecology: Vocabulary13
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Gynecology: Notes20
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Obstetrics: Vocabulary11
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Obstetrics: Notes29
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Neonatology: Vocabulary34
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Geriatric Emergencies: Vocabulary66
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Abuse and Assault: Vocabulary7
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The Challenged Patient: Vocabulary14
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Acute Interventions for the Chronic-Care Patient22
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Geriatric Emergencies: Notes8
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Neonatology: Notes0
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Test 4 Review41
