EMS 110 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++ LATEST UPDATE
What are the stages of the grieving process?
Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, & acceptance
what is the haddon matrix?
host, agent, & environment are seen as factors that interact over time to cause injury
what is pre-event?
everyone is brainstorming
what is event?
people involved thinking about interventions to minimize an injury at the time of the
event
what is post-event?
address ways to lessen the severity once it has occurred
how many components does the the haddon matrix use to analyze an injury?
nine
what is surveillance?
ongoing, systemic collection, analysis, & interpretation of data essential to the planning
implementation & evaluation of public health practice
what is primary prevention?
keeping an injury from ever happening
what is secondary prevention?
, reducing the effects of an injury, disease, or other health problem that already exists
what is reflection?
repetition of words or phrases that a patient has used in previous statements
what is facilitation?
asking pt to say more
what is the soap method?
subjective, objective, assessment, & plan
what is a suture?
special joints that connected bones in skull together
what is the sagittal suture?
connects parietal bones together
what is the coronal suture?
connects parietal bones to frontal bone
what is the lambdoid suture?
connects parietal bones to occipital bone
where is the frontal fontanelle?
at the intersecting point of the coronal & sagittal suture
where is the occipital fontanelle?
at the intersecting point of the lambdoid & sagittal suture
what is the blood flow through the heart?
inferior & superior vena cava
right atrium
tricuspid valve
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++ LATEST UPDATE
What are the stages of the grieving process?
Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, & acceptance
what is the haddon matrix?
host, agent, & environment are seen as factors that interact over time to cause injury
what is pre-event?
everyone is brainstorming
what is event?
people involved thinking about interventions to minimize an injury at the time of the
event
what is post-event?
address ways to lessen the severity once it has occurred
how many components does the the haddon matrix use to analyze an injury?
nine
what is surveillance?
ongoing, systemic collection, analysis, & interpretation of data essential to the planning
implementation & evaluation of public health practice
what is primary prevention?
keeping an injury from ever happening
what is secondary prevention?
, reducing the effects of an injury, disease, or other health problem that already exists
what is reflection?
repetition of words or phrases that a patient has used in previous statements
what is facilitation?
asking pt to say more
what is the soap method?
subjective, objective, assessment, & plan
what is a suture?
special joints that connected bones in skull together
what is the sagittal suture?
connects parietal bones together
what is the coronal suture?
connects parietal bones to frontal bone
what is the lambdoid suture?
connects parietal bones to occipital bone
where is the frontal fontanelle?
at the intersecting point of the coronal & sagittal suture
where is the occipital fontanelle?
at the intersecting point of the lambdoid & sagittal suture
what is the blood flow through the heart?
inferior & superior vena cava
right atrium
tricuspid valve
