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PCP COPR Review (Canadian Edition) for the 2023 COPR PCP Exam – Qs And As
PCP COPR Review (Canadian Edition) for the 2023 COPR PCP Exam – Qs And As
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PCP COPR Review (Canadian Edition) for the 2023COPR PCP Exam – Qs And As
What does APGAR stand for? Correct Ans - appearance, pulse, grimace,
activity, respiration
How do you calculate cardiac output? Correct Ans - heart rate x stroke
volume
What does START triage stand for? Correct Ans - Simple Triage and
Rapid Transport
What is the constant for a D oxygen tank? Correct Ans - 0.16
What is the constant for an E oxygen tank? Correct Ans - 0.28
What is the constant for an M oxygen tank? Correct Ans - 1.56
What is considered a normal adult temperature? Correct Ans - 36.5-
37.5
What is the average range for adult heart rate? Correct Ans - 60-100
bpm
What is the average range for an adult blood pressure? Correct Ans -
90/60-120/80
What is the average breaths per minute for adults? Correct Ans - 12-
24
How do you calculate IV drip rates with a drop set? Correct Ans -
Volume/time x drop factor
How do you calculate how long an oxygen tank will last? Correct Ans -
PSI in tank - safety PSI x constant / flow rate
How many litres of oxygen can a D tank hold? Correct Ans - 350
, How many litres of oxygen can an E tank hold? Correct Ans - 625
How many litres of oxygen can an M tank hold? Correct Ans - 3000
What does CBRNE stand for? Correct Ans - Chemical, Biological,
Radiological, Nuclear, Explosive
What is the normal pH range for blood? Correct Ans - 7.35-7.45
What is included in Beck's Triad? Correct Ans - Muffled heart sounds,
JVD, and hypotension.
What does Beck's triad indicate? Correct Ans - cardiac tamponade
What is Cushing's Reflex? (Cushing's Triad) Correct Ans -
Hypertension, bradycardia and bradypnea.
What causes Cushing's Reflex? (Cushing's Triad) Correct Ans -
Increased intracranial pressure.
What position is Fowler's position? Correct Ans - Sitting
What does PICC stand for? Correct Ans - peripherally inserted central
catheter
What are the contraindications for Nitro? Correct Ans - Systolic
pressure less than 100, allergy, ED drug use in the last 36 hours
What is the dose for Nitro? Correct Ans - 0.4mg/spray, 1-3 sprays
What is the dose for Ventolin? (Salbutamol) Correct Ans - 5mg
nebulizer, 100mcg MDI 4-6 puffs
What is the dose for Atrovent? (Ipratropium Bromide) Correct Ans -
0.5mg nebulizer, MDI 4-6 puffs
What is the dose of epinephrine for anaphylaxis? Correct Ans - 0.3-
0.5mg 1:1000 IM
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