EMS Puzzle

3. For a submerged patient, with just 4 exceptions, do not resuscitate patients in cardiac arrest if submerged for more than _____ minutes.
4. The "A" in ABC triage method.
7. Chemical substances, contamination with will result in symptoms referred to by the acronym "SLUDGEM."
10. Do not remove taser barbs from the face, neck, or groin area, or embedded in ____.
11. Concerning CO poisoning, if CO reading is ____ or greater, then transport patient to nearest facility with a hyperbaric chamber.
12. After gaining access to the patient, scene time should not exceed ____ ____ for any patient entered into the trauma system.
13. Administered to a medical patient with moderate to severe respiratory distress but contraindicated in a patient with pneumothorax.
17. Another name for Benadryl.
20. Oxygen administration method that should be used for infants and toddlers.
22. In general, when administering epinephrine, expect the heart rate to _____.
23. On a burn patient, when using the Rule of Nines, the torso can be estimated to be _____ percent of the adult’s body surface area.
24. "M" in SLUDGEM acronym.
25. The king airway is contraindicated for patients under ____ feet in height.

1. Anatomical technique used to assist in intubation, the purpose of which is to reduce the risk of regurgitation.
2. Indication for use of Oral Glucose.
5. Medical term for the elbow pit.
6. Hospital in Portland area with hyperbaric chamber.
8. The second "A" in APGAR.
9. An accumulation of air between the rib cage and the lungs (i.e. the pleural space).
12. Dose of Narcan if given IM/IN is ___mg.
14. Last neurological exam step in Portland Prehospital Stroke Screen.
15. Lung sounds you expect to hear with severe asthma.
16. Another name for Albuterol.
18. Drug classification of Furosemide.
19. Generally, intubate a trauma patient with a GCS of less than _____.
20. In reference to childbirth, buttocks first is referred to as a _____ presentation.
21. Suspected aortic dissection is a contraindication of what medication?