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Emergency Medical Protocols Quiz

Test your knowledge on emergency medical protocols with this comprehensive quiz designed for healthcare professionals. Covering critical topics such as anaphylaxis treatment, seizure management, and sedative application, this quiz will help reinforce your understanding of essential life-saving practices.

10 engaging questions
Multiple choice and checkbox formats
Ideal for medical personnel and students

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by AdministerCare512

If Glucagon is administered first to a hypoglycemic pt, when can you administer Dextrose IV if the pt remains hypoglycemic?

10 min

20 min

5 min

Immediately

In order to treat a pt under the "moderate to severe allergic reaction" directive, what indications must be in place? (multiple)

Exposure to known allergen

Exposure to probable allergen

Exposure to shrimp

Signs and/ symptoms of moderate to severe allergic reaction

Excluding anapylaxis

Allergic to school

What doses of medications would an adult 40 kg pt who is experiencing anaphylaxis receive? (assumed no contraindications) (multiple answers)

Epi 1:1000 0.4 mg/ 0.4 ml IM

Epi 1:1000 0.5 mg/ 0.5 ml IM

Diphenhydramine 50 mg IV/IM

Diphenhydramine 25 mg IV/ IM

True or false: Epinephrine should be the first drug administered in anaphylaxis.

True

False

It depends upon the pt presentation.

What are the indications/parameters for a pt to be given Midazolam for seizure? (mutiple answers)

Any seizure activity, including focal

Active generalized motor seizure

Unresponsive

Pre-arrest/ arrest

No allergy or sensitivity to Midazolam

Not hypoglycemic

Not hypotensive

No respiratory arrest

What are the adult doses of Midazolam? (multiple answers)

0.1 mg/ kg IV, max 5 mg, q 5 min, max 2 doses

0.1 mg/ kg IV, max 5 mg, q 2 min, max 2 doses

0.1 mg/ kg IM/ IN/Buccal, max 10 mg, q 5 min, max 2 doses

0.2 mg/ kg IM/ IN/Buccal, max 10 mg, q 5 min, max 3 doses

0.2 mg/ kg IM/IN/Buccal, max 10 mg, q 5 min, max 2 doses

How much midazolam does the aforementioned 40 kg corrected with dextrose post-hypoglycemic adult pt receive now that she is in seizure?

Yes or No. Do you always have to patch to a base hospital physician in order to treat a combative pt with Midazolam?

Yes

What are all the indications/ parameters in order to sedate a combative patient?

They have to be combative.

No allergies/ sensitivities to Midazolam

You have to patch to a BHP

No reversible causes (i.e. hypoglycemia, hypoxia, hypotension)

BP > 100 mmHg

What is the dose for Midazolam for a combative pt?

2.0 - 5.0 mg IV/IM

2.5-5.0mg IV/IM

2.5-5.0 mg IM/IN

2.0-5.0 mg IM/IN

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