Pcp review for copr - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

COPR PCP Practice Exam 2 Review Questions and answers, rated A+ Your patient is on a pulse oximeter and the reading is 100% saturation. What does this value represent? a. That 100% of hemoglobin is bound b. That the patient is on 100% oxygen by mask c. That the blood will not carry any more oxygen d. That the partial pressure of oxygen is 100mmHg in the arterial blood - A How often should a paramedic conduct on going exam for a trauma patients? a. Every 5 minutes for all patients b. E...

PCP COPR Review Questions and answers, rated A+ What does APGAR stand for? - -appearance, pulse, grimace, activity, respiration How do you calculate cardiac output? - -heart rate x stroke volume What does START triage stand for? - -Simple Triage and Rapid Transport What is the constant for a D oxygen tank? - -0.16 What is the constant for an E oxygen tank? - -0.28 What is the constant for an M oxygen tank? - -1.56 What is considered a normal adult temperature? - -36.5-37.5 What is the ...

PCP COPR Review Exam Questions & Answers 2023/2024 What does APGAR stand for? - ANSWER-appearance, pulse, grimace, activity, respiration How do you calculate cardiac output? - ANSWER-heart rate x stroke volume What does START triage stand for? - ANSWER-Simple Triage and Rapid Transport What is the constant for a D oxygen tank? - ANSWER-0.16 What is the constant for an E oxygen tank? - ANSWER-0.28 What is the constant for an M oxygen tank? - ANSWER-1.56 What is considered a...

PCP review (updated 2023) for COPR correctly answered What is the Parkland formula? Fluids for first 24hrs : 4ml x pt weight in kg x %BSA= 50% over first 8hrs 50% over next 16hrs Hemothorax and S/S A hemothorax is an accumulation of up to 1,500mL of blood within the pleural space S/S: Flat neck veins, decreased lung sounds on the affected side, increased RR, increased HR, hypotension first, hyporresonant, loss of blood, hypoxia Pneumothorax Air in pleural cavity (also known ...