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Sunken: (hypovolemic) shock. Bulging: Intracranial pressure. |\n| 4 | A&P | Flexion vs. extension |\n| 5 | A&P | Supine vs. prone |\n| 6 | A&P | Proximal vs. Distal and examples: Knee is proximal to ankle; wrist is distal to elbow. |\n| 7 | A&P | Tendons/Ligaments/Muscles/Cartilage/Joint-functions of each |\n| 8 | A&P | A&P of respiratory system: Mouth, nose, oropharynx, nasopharynx, epiglottis, trachea, bronchi (3 on right, 2 on left), bronchioles, alveoli, diaphragm. |\n| 9 | A&P | A&P of heart: Mechanical: Atria, ventricles, tricuspid valve, mitral valves. Electrical: SA node, AV node, Bundle of HIS, Bundle Branches, Purkinje fibers. |\n| 10 | A&P | A&P of circulatory system (Veins, arteries, capillaries, one way valves…) |\n| 11 | A&P | Pulmonary Vein & Pulmonary artery-what's unique? |\n| 12 | A&P | Anterior/Posterior/Superior/Inferior |\n| 13 | A&P | Volume of blood in the typical adult-in pints and quarts/liters: 10-12 pints; 5-6 quarts/liters. |\n| 14 | A&P | Three main components of blood and their main function: Red (erythrocytes) -carries O2; White (Leukocytes) -fights infection; Platelets-promotes clotting. |\n| 15 | A&P | Central Nervous System vs. Peripheral Nervous System: Central: Brain & spinal cord; Peripheral: everything else. |\n| 16 | A&P | Visceral vs. Parietal \"membranes\" (e.g. pleura, peritoneum…): Visceral covers organs; Parietal covers the cavity containing the organs. |\n| 17 | A&P | 3 Main parts of brain (Cerebrum, Cerebellum, Medulla-Brainstem): |\n| 18 | A&P | 3 layers (\"membranes\") covering the brain?: Meninges (Dura Mater, Pia Mater, Arachnoid) |\n| 19 | Anaphylaxis | Anaphylaxis-signs, treatment with EpiPen autoinjector: SOB, tachycardia, hypotension,(Periorbital edema, hives) |\n| 20 | Anaphylaxis | Anaphylaxis-what body systems are affected? Respiratory, cardiovascular, skin,(GI) |\n| 21 | Anaphylaxis | EpiPen administration-procedure? |\n\nAaron's New York State EMT Exam-Study Guide  \n\n| Item \\# | Topic | Study Item |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 22 | Anaphylaxis | What is the action of epinephrine on the respiratory system? Reduce swelling and dilates the airway components |\n| 23 | Anaphylaxis | What is the action of epinephrine on the cardiovascular system? Constricts the arterioles and arteries-Increases BP. |\n| 24 | Anaphylaxis | Side effects of epinephrine? Death, agitation, tachycardia |\n| 25 | Burns | Burns: Degrees, Treatment by degree, Rule of Nines-adult vs. pediatric, Thermal/Electrical/Chemical and treatments |\n| 26 | Cardiac | Nitroglycerin action: Dilates coronary arteries. |\n| 27 | Cardiac | What is the first drug we use for a patient with cardiac related chest pain? Oxygen-YES it is a drug. |\n| 28 | Cardiac | Ischemia vs. Infarction: Ischemia-temporary and reversible effects on tissue due to hypoxia; infarction: Permanent death of tissues. |\n| 29 | Cardiac | Controllable vs. Uncontrollable AMI risks |\n| 30 | Cardiac | Angina vs. AMI-definition and treatment: |\n| 31 | Cardiac | Most common cause of death early post-AMI? Arrhythmias (VFIB, VTACH) |\n| 32 | Cardiac | Signs of pulmonary edema-treatment options: Severe SOB especially when lying down; tachycardia, tachypnea, cool, pale, diaphoretic skin. Treatment: Sit up straight, legs off the side of bed, O2 (NRB or BVM), ALS, Rapid Transport. |\n| 33 | Cardiac | Pedal edema-treatment? None in the prehospital phase. Controlled with diuretics like Lasix/Bumex. |\n| 34 | Cardiac | Two heart rhythm names that an AED will recommend a shock? 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