PBCFR Medical Protocols Exam Complete
Questions with 100% Correct Answers
Renal failure/dialysis who are pre-dialysis and Present with:
Bradycardia
High degree Heart blocks
Really Wide Complex Tachycardia
Sine Wave
Widening and/ bizarre QRS complex
Consider hyperkalemia in patients with a history of __________________
Calcium Chloride
Hyperkalemia can cause death primarily through lethal cardiac arrhythmias. Wide QRS complexes are
an ominous sign and must be treated with ________________ immediately
TXA
___________ Shall not be Administered to patients that are in Medical Hemorrhagic Shock
IV Fluids
Pneumonia patients with rales still require ________________
B in BE-FAST
Balance: Trouble Walking, Loss of coordination
E in BE-FAST
EYES: Trouble seeing blurred vision, loss of vision
F in BE-FAST
FACE: Droop, numbness, asymmetrical
A in BE-FAST
ARM: Unilateral paralysis or numbness, unequal strength/weakness
S in BE-FAST
SPEECH: Slurred, aphasia, inappropriate
T in BE-FAST
TIME: Document last time seen normal and associated symptoms
up to 48 hours for any new positive finding that meets the B-balance or E-eyes criteria from the
BEFAST Scale
-BEFAST scale in less than 24 hours
-Exception stroke alert can be called ____________________
Supine - exception those meet 30*
30* - Intracerebral Hemorrhage or Short of breath
Questions with 100% Correct Answers
Renal failure/dialysis who are pre-dialysis and Present with:
Bradycardia
High degree Heart blocks
Really Wide Complex Tachycardia
Sine Wave
Widening and/ bizarre QRS complex
Consider hyperkalemia in patients with a history of __________________
Calcium Chloride
Hyperkalemia can cause death primarily through lethal cardiac arrhythmias. Wide QRS complexes are
an ominous sign and must be treated with ________________ immediately
TXA
___________ Shall not be Administered to patients that are in Medical Hemorrhagic Shock
IV Fluids
Pneumonia patients with rales still require ________________
B in BE-FAST
Balance: Trouble Walking, Loss of coordination
E in BE-FAST
EYES: Trouble seeing blurred vision, loss of vision
F in BE-FAST
FACE: Droop, numbness, asymmetrical
A in BE-FAST
ARM: Unilateral paralysis or numbness, unequal strength/weakness
S in BE-FAST
SPEECH: Slurred, aphasia, inappropriate
T in BE-FAST
TIME: Document last time seen normal and associated symptoms
up to 48 hours for any new positive finding that meets the B-balance or E-eyes criteria from the
BEFAST Scale
-BEFAST scale in less than 24 hours
-Exception stroke alert can be called ____________________
Supine - exception those meet 30*
30* - Intracerebral Hemorrhage or Short of breath
