NAO VOLUME 3 EXAM BUNDLE

ED - ANSWERSEffective diameter. Twice the longest radius. Used to determine the smallest lens blank that needs to be cut. B - ANSWERSThe vertical box dimension or the vertical distance between two horizontal tangents to the vertical extremities of the lens shape. DBL - ANSWERSDistance between ...

Abaxial - ANSWERSAway from, axis Achromat - ANSWERSWithout, color Adduction - ANSWERSToward, rotation Adenophthalmia - ANSWERSGland (mebian) the eye Anemia - ANSWERSAbsent, blood Aniridia - ANSWERSAbsent, iris Aniscoria - ANSWERSUnequal, pupils Anisometropia - ANSWERSUnequal eye...

What is a cause of febrile seizures in small children? - ANSWERSSudden elevations in body temperature These begin as an electrical discharge in a small area of the brain but spread to involve the entire cerebral cortex, causing widespread malfunction. - ANSWERSGeneralized seizures These seizur...

Your patient is postictal from a seizure. He opens his eyes to painful stimulation, makes incomprehensible sounds, and reaches away from the midline when a sternal rub is applied. What is his Glasgow Coma Scale value? - ANSWERS8 An increase in intracranial pressure that results in increased blood...

Which of the following best describes definitive care for the trauma patient with ongoing, significant hemorrhage? A. Administration of blood or blood products B. Immediate surgery C. Administration of hypertonic crystalloid or colloid solution D. Invasive hemodynamic monitoring and serial h...

A history of traumatic childhood incidents, neglect, dysfunctional families, abusive parents, and parental alcohol or drug abuse frequently combines with genetic predisposition to produce which of the following kinds of disorders? - ANSWERSPsychosocial A patient suffering from excited delirium wi...

An example of a direct injury that may be sustained by a behavioral patient who has been tasered would be: - ANSWERSThe damage caused by the impact of the electrical probe Which of the following best describes four-point restraints? - ANSWERSA separate restraint on each of the four extremities ...

An example of a direct injury that may be sustained by a behavioral patient who has been tasered would be: - ANSWERSThe damage caused by the impact of the electrical probe Which of the following best describes four-point restraints? - ANSWERSA separate restraint on each of the four extremities ...

What percent of the US population does epilepsy effect? - ANSWERS1% What are the two divisions of the nervous system? Which one has two divisions of its own? Say what the two divisions are. - ANSWERSThe central and peripheral Peripheral nervous system breaks down into the Somatic nervous sy...

When responding to a patient with a known a degenerative nervous disorder, it is necessary for the paramedic to: - ANSWERSconduct a primary assessment and patient history to determine the chief complaint. Epilepsy affects approximately how many Americans per year? - ANSWERS1 percent How many p...

Your patient is a 28-year-old male with a history of panic attacks. He states that symptoms began about 20 minutes ago and that he has been unable to get them under control. He complains of shortness of breath, chest pain, dizziness, and a feeling that he is going to die. His skin is warm and moist....

You and your partner are treating a drowning patient who had a submersion time of 10 minutes. Your partner wants to perform the abdominal thrusts; you should: - ANSWERSadvise your partner that the Heimlich maneuver should not be used for drowning victims. What percentage of drowning victims are c...

Which of the following is one of the listed considerations on the Los Angeles Pre-hospital Stroke Screen? - ANSWERSCriteria is age greater than 45; no history of seizures or epilepsy should be present; patient should not be bedridden or wheelchair bound. Neurologic disorders which display symptom...