EMS 1020 STUDY GUIDE OVERVIEW EXAM QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED
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Body Mechanics
Techniques to prevent injury, including using legs to lift and locking back
Power Lift
Lifting technique with hands 10" apart
Power Grip
Gripping technique for lifting
Extremity Lift
Lift technique for limbs
Spinal Injury
Positioning patient on back to prevent further injury
Moro Reflex
Infant reflex: arms out, fingers spread, grasping when startled
Palmar Reflex
Infant reflex: grasping when palm touched
Rooting Reflex
Infant reflex: turning towards touch on cheek when hungry
Sucking Reflex
, Infant reflex: sucking when lips stroked
Trust vs. Mistrust
Infant development stage: orderly environment preference vs. anxiety
Scaffolding
Building on past experiences for learning
Temperament
Individual reaction to the environment
Vitals - Infancy
Heart rate, respiration volume, rate, and systolic BP for infants
Vitals - Toddler
Heart rate, respiration rate, and systolic BP for toddlers
Bonding
Infant's sense of having needs met
Wheeled Stretcher
Device for moving patients easily
Portable Stretcher
Stretcher for confined or difficult areas
Spine Boards
Used to immobilize patients with potential spine injury
Basket Stretcher
For low-high angle rescue
Scoop Stretcher
Scoops patient with minimal manipulation
AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED
A++ LATEST UPDATE
Body Mechanics
Techniques to prevent injury, including using legs to lift and locking back
Power Lift
Lifting technique with hands 10" apart
Power Grip
Gripping technique for lifting
Extremity Lift
Lift technique for limbs
Spinal Injury
Positioning patient on back to prevent further injury
Moro Reflex
Infant reflex: arms out, fingers spread, grasping when startled
Palmar Reflex
Infant reflex: grasping when palm touched
Rooting Reflex
Infant reflex: turning towards touch on cheek when hungry
Sucking Reflex
, Infant reflex: sucking when lips stroked
Trust vs. Mistrust
Infant development stage: orderly environment preference vs. anxiety
Scaffolding
Building on past experiences for learning
Temperament
Individual reaction to the environment
Vitals - Infancy
Heart rate, respiration volume, rate, and systolic BP for infants
Vitals - Toddler
Heart rate, respiration rate, and systolic BP for toddlers
Bonding
Infant's sense of having needs met
Wheeled Stretcher
Device for moving patients easily
Portable Stretcher
Stretcher for confined or difficult areas
Spine Boards
Used to immobilize patients with potential spine injury
Basket Stretcher
For low-high angle rescue
Scoop Stretcher
Scoops patient with minimal manipulation
