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Week 7 Terms

2

Week 6 Med Terms

3

Week 5 Med Terms

4

Week 4 Med Terms

5

Week3 Medical Terms

6

Week Two Medical Terms

7

Week One Med Terms

8

Pneumothorax vs Tension Pneumothorax

9

Spontaneous Pneumothorax

10

Tension Pneumothorax

11

Hemothorax

12

Pneumothorax

13

Traumatic Brain Injury

14

Concussion

15

Diffuse Axonal Injury

16

Unstable Facial Fractures

17

Rib Fractures

18

Tracheobronchial Tear

19

Pulmonary Contusion

20

Cardiac Tamponade

21

Cardiac Tamponade From Pericarditis

22

Flail Chest

23

Aortic Disruption

24

Basilar Skull Fracture

25

Subdural Hematoma

26

Epidural Hematoma

27

Penetrating Head Trauma

28

Subarachnoid Hemorrhage

29

Battle’s Sign

30

Intracerebral Hemorrhage

31

Hyperbaric Therapy For Burns

32

Electrical Burns

33

Chemical Burns

34

Thermal Burns

35

Trauma In Pregnancy

36

The Brain Is Still In Charge

37

Angina vs Acute Coronary Syndrome

38

Congestive Heart Failure

39

HIV/AIDS

40

Do Not Resuscitate

41

Hospice

42

Geriatric Trauma

43

The Aging Process

44

Compartment Syndrome

45

Introduction to Pathophysiology

46

Osmosis

47

Intraosseous Infusion

48

Peripheral Intravenous Therapy

49

Fluid Resuscitation

50

Pediatric Pneumonia

51

Pediatric Foreign Body Aspiration

52

Pediatric Trauma

53

Bacterial Tracheitis

54

Pediatric and Neonatal Resuscitation

55

Pediatric Facial Fractures

56

Pediatric Asthma

57

Bronchiolitis

58

Getting SPASTIC With Pediatric Altered Mental Status

59

Calculating Body Surface Area

60

Blast Injuries

61

Assessment & Management of Burns

62

Penetrating Abdominal Trauma

63

Hepatitis

64

Pediatric Gastrointeritis

65

Lower GI Bleed

66

Upper GI Bleed

67

Blunt Abdominal Trauma Is Harder To Diagnose

68

Nitrous Oxide

69

Intravenous Fluids

70

Albuterol

71

Epinephrine

72

Glucagon

73

Naxalone

74

Hypovolemic Shock Treatment

75

How Shock Patients Die: Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation

76

How Shock Patients Die: Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome

77

Cardiogenic Shock

78

Distributive Shock

79

Hemorrhagic Shock

80

Neurogenic Shock

81

Spinal Shock

82

Septic Shock

83

The Autonomic Nervous System

84

Shock

85

Central Nervous System Drugs

86

Analgesics

87

Effects of Inadequate Perfusion in Cells

88

Structural Pressures Of The Airway Associated With Positive Pressure Ventilation

89

Getting Ventilation Right With Capnometry

90

Cardiovascular Drugs

91

Drugs Affecting The Blood

92

Mental Health Medications

93

Respiratory Medications

94

Endocrine System Drugs

95

Insulin

96

Herbal Preparations

97

OTC Medications

98

Angina Drugs

99

Supplements

100

Safe Storage of Medications

101

Pharmacodynamics

102

Pharmacokinetics

103

Pharmacology Terms

104

Airway Burns

105

Advanced Suctioning

106

Laryngeal mask airways (LMA)

107

Tidal Volume, Minute Volume, & Alveolar Volume

108

PETCo2 = Capnometry

109

Artificial Ventilation

110

Complications of Mechanical Ventilation

111

The Bag Valve Mask

112

Airway Management

113

The Most Vulnerable and Most Protected Real Estate In The Body: The Pharynx

114

Cognitive Impairment

115

Childhood Development

116

Polypharmacy – The Reason Why You Write Down All The Patient’s Medications

117

Special Patients

118

Weight Dependent Drip Calculations

119

Converting Fractions To Decimals And Percentages

120

Basic Principles of Fractions

121

Not Everything Is Given In mg

122

The Metric System

123

An Introduction To Numeracy

124

Medication Legislation

125

Additional Sources of Drug Information

126

Classifications of Drugs

127

Medication Routes

128

Enteral Routes of Medication

129

Other Routes of Medication

130

Parenteral Routes of Medication

131

Drug Administration Basics

132

Homeostasis

133

The Mechanics of Maintaining Adequate Blood Pressure Even In Times of Peril

134

Types of Shock

135

Treating Shock

136

Lower Blood Pressure Results in Oxygen Impairment (Time For PLAN B)

137

Respiration and Acid Base Balance

138

Disorders of Acid Base Balance

139

Arterial Blood Gas Determination

140

The Joy Of Fick

141

Blood Flow And Blood Pressure

142

Blood Pressure And Shock

143

Meconium Aspiration

144

Vaginal Bleeding

145

Placenta Previa

146

Ectopic Pregnancy

147

Stages Of Labor

148

Complications of Pregnancy

149

Abruptio Placenta

150

Ecclampsia

151

Preeclampsia

152

High Risk Pregnancy

153

Dextrose 50% in Water

154

Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic Syndrome

155

Hyperglycemia

156

Hypoglycemia

157

Glucose Metabolism

158

The 4 Chambered 2 Stage Pump

159

Right Heart Failure

160

Aspirin

161

Nitroglycerin

162

Delirium and Dementia

163

Cognitive Impairment

164

Pregnancy

165

Vaginal Delivery

166

Delivering The Baby

167

Reproductive System – Male

168

Reproductive System – Female

169

Bleeding From The Neck

170

Chest Trauma

171

How People Die: Chest Trauma

172

Chest Wall Related Injuries

173

Blunt Force Trauma To The Lungs & Heart

174

Assessment Of Chest Injuries

175

How People Die: Obstructive Shock

176

Anatomy Of The Face

177

Understanding Field Triage of Injured Patients

178

Non Invasive Blood Pressure

179

Mental Status Exam

180

Closed Soft Tissue Injuries

181

Venomous Snakes

182

Snake Bites

183

Black Widow Spider Bites

184

Brown Recluse Spider Bite

185

Bee & Wasp Stings

186

Assessment Of Soft Tissue Injuries

187

Special Wound Care Dressings

188

Anisocoria

189

Eye Injuries

190

Management of Facial Injuries

191

How To Determine If A Person Experienced A Head Injury Without Actually Asking them

192

Skull Fractures

193

Protective Layers Of The Brain

194

Increased Intracranial Pressure

195

The Glasgow Coma Score

196

Basilar Skull Fracture

197

The Skull

198

Cushing’s Triad

199

Brain Injury

200

Abnormal Breathing From Head Injuries

201

Posturing

202

Types of Brain Injuries

203

Symptoms Associated With Injuries To Various Parts Of The Brain

204

Assessment & Management Of Patients With Brain Injuries

205

Cranial Nerves

206

The Autonomic Nervous System

207

Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)

208

The Life & Death of a Neuron

209

Nerve Tissue

210

The Structure of the Nervous System

211

Anatomy Of The Brain

212

The Central Nervous System (CNS)

213

Introduction to the Nervous System

214

Anatomy Of The Spinal Cord

215

Spinal Cord Injuries

216

Assessment & Management of Patient’s With Spinal Cord Injuries

217

Heat Injuries

218

Heat Exhaustion vs Heat Cramps

219

Cold Weather Injuries

220

SCUBA Diving Emergencies

221

Drowning

222

Decompression Sickness

223

Electrical Injuries

224

Types of Burns

225

More Burns

226

Sprains & Strains

227

Lower Extremity Anatomy

228

Upper Extremity Anatomy

229

Complications of Fractures

230

More About Long Bone Fractures

231

Traction Splinting

232

Dislocations

233

Bones & Muscles

234

Neck Injuries

235

Anatomy Of The Neck

236

Anatomy of The Spine

237

Anatomical Terms

238

Classification of Bones

239

Types Of Splints

240

Management Of Orthopedic Trauma

241

Assessment Of Orthopedic Injuries

242

The Effects of Acidosis on Cells & Tissue

243

The Life Cycle Of A Red Blood Cell

244

Newborns, Infants, and Toddlers

245

To Understand the Infant, You Have to Understand the Fetus

246

What The Infant Is Trying To Tell Us When They Cry

247

School Age Children & Adolescents

248

Early Adulthood

249

Even More Threats To Perfusion

250

More Threats To Perfusion

251

Threats To Perfusion

252

Gas Transport Disturbances

253

How Gases are Transported In The Body

254

What Is A Cell?

255

How Cells Work

256

The Life Cycle of Energy Produced By Cells

257

How Cells Breathe

258

Psychiatric

259

Drugs Of Abuse – Narcotics

260

Drugs Of Abuse – Alcohol Use Disorder

261

Drugs Of Abuse – Non Narcotics

262

Poisonings & Exposures

263

Medication Overdose

264

Management of Toxicological Emergencies

265

Sickle Cell Crisis

266

Sickle Cell Disease

267

Cardiac Output

268

Influence of the Nervous System On Cardiac Output

269

Getting Blood To The Body

270

Forces That Move Blood Through Capillaries

271

Perfusion – It’s All About The Flow

272

Microcirculation

273

Why Two Pressures?

274

Dying Doesn’t Always Come Easy

275

Reproductive System

276

Digestive System

277

The Digestive System – Accessory Organs

278

The Cardiovascular Exam

279

Structure of the Digestive System – The Alimentary Canal

280

PASG or MAST

281

The Problem With Pelvic Fractures

282

Assessment & Management Of Abdominal Trauma

283

Abdominal Injuries

284

Abdominal Pain Conditions

285

Abdominal Pain Location Vs Illness/Injury

286

Peritoneal & Retroperitoneal Structures

287

Anatomy Of The Abdomen & Pelvis

288

History & Physical Of Acute Abdomen Patients

289

Care for the Newborn

290

Kidney Problems

291

Diabetic Medications

292

Renal System

293

Diabetic Exam

294

Hyperglycemia vs Hypoglycemia

295

Hyperglycemia

296

The Endocrine System

297

The Pancreas

298

How The Body Controls Blood Glucose

299

How People Die: Cardiogenic Shock

300

Acute Coronary Syndrome

301

Management of Cardiovascular Emergencies

302

Cardiogenic Shock

303

The Cardiac Cycle

304

Drugs For Chest Pain

305

Physical Exam – The Basics

306

How People Die: VQ Mismatch

307

When A Stroke Doesn’t Look Like A Stroke

308

Positioning Patients

309

Respiratory Exam

310

When History Taking Goes Bad

311

Setting The Stage For Obtaining A Patient History

312

Patient History For The Frequent Flier

313

History Taking

314

What Does OPQRST Mean?

315

Croup

316

Cystic Fibrosis

317

Pertussis

318

Eppiglottitis

319

The Immune System

320

Immune System Response

321

Allergic Reaction vs Anaphylaxis

322

Principles of Pharmacology

323

Emergency Medications

324

Kinds of Medications Used In An Emergency

325

Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Treatment

326

Albuterol

327

Asthma

328

Pulmonary Embolism

329

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

330

Viral Respiratory Infections

331

Spontaneous Pneumothorax

332

More Oxygen Delivery Devices

333

Composition of Ambient Air

334

Communication: One Size Does Not Necessarily Fit All

335

Suctioning

336

Abbreviations

337

Special Considerations In Trauma

338

Documentation By Patient Management

339

Subjective versus Objective

340

A Closer Look At a PCR

341

Documentation

342

How Radios Work

343

EMS System Communications

344

How A Repeater Works

345

Hospital Emergency Administrative Radio (HEAR)

346

How To Talk On A Radio

347

Typical Communication Scenarios

348

Interpersonal Communication

349

Time To Clear The Air

350

Signs of Inadequate Ventilation

351

Problems With Ambient Air

352

How People Die: Asphyxia

353

A Complete Guide To Pulse Oximetry

354

CO-Oximeter

355

Assisting Ventilation

356

Manually Triggered Ventilation Device

357

Automatic Transport Ventilator/Resuscitator

358

Ventilation Of Protected Airways

359

Respiratory Volumes & Capacities

360

The Dead Space Gets Filled Up Before Any Air Gets Into The Lungs

361

Mechanics of Breathing

362

Chemical and Neurological Control of Involuntary Respiration

363

It Takes Negative Pressure To Inhale

364

Respiratory System – More Structures

365

More Tissue & Cell Exchange

366

Typical Causes Of Airway Obstruction

367

Trachea & Bronchial Tree

368

Injury Prevention

369

Lifting & Moving

370

Use of Simple Hand Tools

371

Reassessment

372

Field Triage of Injured Patients

373

Nerve Agent Antidotes

374

Modifying Assessment Based On Age

375

How To Assess Pediatric Patients

376

Patient Assessment For Pediatric Patients

377

Pediatric Seizures

378

How Vital Signs Vary With Age

379

Foreign Body In The Eye

380

Multi-System Trauma

381

Injuries To The Brain & Skull

382

Injuries To The Spine

383

Impaled Objects

384

Special Considerations In Trauma

385

Exposure To Cold

386

Exposure To Heat

387

Submersion

388

Getting Old Sucks

389

Elder Abuse

390

Child Abuse

391

Mandatory Reporting

392

The only way to defeat pediatric shock is to stay in front of it

393

SIDS & ALTE

394

Pediatric vs Adult Anatomy

395

Pediatric Airway Compromise

396

Sucking Chest Wounds

397

Prehospital Burn Care

398

The Skin

399

Burns

400

Dislocations

401

Long Bone Fractures

402

Joints And Articulations

403

Muscular System

404

Skeletal System

405

Vaginal Bleeding

406

Amputations

407

Dressings & Bandages

408

How To Stop Bleeding

409

Wounds That Bleed

410

How does the blood circulatory system work?

411

Circulatory System Structure

412

Finding And Treating Shock (hypoperfusion)

413

How People Die: Shock

414

Poison

415

Restraining Patients

416

From Thought To Deed

417

Auto Injection Made Easy….And Fun

418

Anaphylaxis

419

Hemodialysis

420

Nosebleed (epistaxis)

421

The Endocrine System

422

Assessing The Abdomen

423

The Organs of the Abdominopelvic Cavity

424

Gastrointestinal Bleeding

425

Diabetes

426

Chest Pain

427

Therapeutic Communication

428

The EMS Treatment of Seizures

429

Seizures

430

Play It Safe With Psychiatric Patients

431

Getting SPASTIC With Altered Mental Status

432

How People Die: Respiratory Failure

433

Respiratory Compromise

434

More Anatomy of Respiratory System

435

Respiratory System – Airway

436

How Oxygen Gets Into Your Body From The Environment

437

Respiratory Distress

438

Stroke

439

EMS Treatment of Stroke

440

The Problem With Blood Clots

441

The Cerebral Vascular System

442

Anatomy and Physiology of Organs Related To Delivery

443

Times Up… Let’s Deliver A Baby

444

Vaginal Bleeding While Pregnant

445

Assessing A Patient With Labor Contractions

446

Internal Bleeding

447

Bleeding

448

How Blood Moves Through The Body

449

Blood Vessels

450

Blood

451

Automated External Defibrillator

452

AED Specifics

453

Defibrillation

454

This Is Why Your Chest Compressions Suck

455

Airway Risk Management In Responsive Patients Or Patients With A Clear Airway

456

Relief of Foreign Body Airway Obstructions In Conscious Patients

457

Techniques For Opening An Airway On An Unconscious Patient

458

The Focused History & Physical Examination

459

How To Look For Injuries

460

When To Ask Questions Or Look For Injuries

461

What To Do When The Patient Is Unconscious And There Is No MOI

462

How To Protect Yourself From Disease During the Primary Survey

463

What The MOI Means To The Primary Survey

464

Meet The Patient With The Primary Survey

465

Supplemental Oxygen Therapy

466

Oxygen Delivery Devices

467

Management of Inadequate Ventilation

468

Normal Ventilation vs Positive Pressure Ventilation

469

Tissue and Cell Exchange

470

Mechanics of Ventilation

471

How People Die: Suffocation

472

How People Die: Suffocation

473

Assessment of Adequate and Inadequate Ventilation

474

How To Assess Breathing Status in Unconscious Patients

475

How To Assess Breathing In Conscious Patients

476

Mechanical Airway Devices – OPA

477

Mechanical Airway Devices – NPA

478

How People Die: Choking

479

The Lower Airway

480

Anatomy of Upper Airway

481

Airway Assessment

482

Nerve Agents

483

Mark I Autoinjector Kit

484

Weapons Of Mass Destruction Incidents

485

Calling For The Bird