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MCC/MWLC EMS PARAMEDIC ENTRANCE EXAM STUDY GUIDE ● Scenarios- applying the following concepts ● Anatomy and Physiology ● Medical terminology ● Patient Assessment Components o Scene size-up (scene safety) standard precautions o Rapid Trauma, Primary Assessment, and Secondary Assessment o Initial ABC survey o SAMPLE history o Pain Assessment-OPQRST o Extremity/Injury-DCAP-BTLS ● CPR-rates and ratios for adults, children, and infants o Airway obstruction, AED ● Recognition and treatment for Medical Emergencies o Acute MI-heart attack o Stroke-CVA o Shock o Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)-emphysema, bronchitis, asthma (understand lung sounds associated with these) o Diabetes: Hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia o Poisonings: contact and poisons o Environmental emergencies: frostbite, hypothermia, heat cramps, heat exhaustion, heat stroke o Seizure disorders o Abdominal, genitourinary, and renal (kidney stones) o Toxicology o Infectious diseases: meningitis, TB, etc…How do you protect yourself and or the patient. ● Trauma injuries – assessment and treatment o Shock o Bleeding o Extremity injuries – assessment and splinting, Impaled objects o Wounds-lacerations, contusions, abrasions, avulsion, amputations o Spinal injuries-airway management o Flail chest, sucking chest wounds, pneumo’s o Penetrating and blunt trauma injuries ● Childbirth o Labor and delivery o Assessment of the woman in labor o Stages of labor- imminent delivery o Complications of delivery o Care of the newborn ● Legal Issues/Medical Terms o Malpractice o Consent o Abandonment o HIPPA ● Pediatrics o Child Abuse o Airway-croup, Epiglottitis, asthma and bronchitis ● Medications o Nitroglycerine o ASA o Albuterol o Atrovent o Glucagon o Glucose gel o Narcan o Zofran o Benadryl o Epinephrine- assisted epi pen use o Glucose ● Hazmat- basic info ● START Triage ● There are 100 questions on the exam; you will have 2 hours to complete it. ● The passing score is a minimum of 75% ● You will be notified via email of your results within 1 week after completion, please do not call the EMS office for results, as they will not be able to provide you with results. Good luck!
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