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ICEMA PROTOCOLS EXAM NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND 100%CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED AND GRADED A+!!!)
Dosage for oral glucose for both adults and pediatrics? -
answer-glucose - oral, one (1) tube for patients with an
intact gag reflex and hypoglycemia.
Dosage for glucagon for hypoglycemia? - answer-
glucagon, 1 mg im/sc/in, if unable to establish iv. May
administer one (1) time only.
Dosage for glucagon for beta blocker overdose? - answer-
glucagon, 1 mg iv/io (base hospital order only)
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At what age should the jumpstart system be used to triage
children? - answer-under the age of nine
How to categorize a child as deceased using the jumpstart
system? - answer-no spontaneous respirations and no
palpable pulse; apneic after 5 rescue breaths
How to categorize a child as immediate using the
jumpstart system? - answer-1. Respiratory rate greater
than 15 but less than 45
2. No palpable pulse
3. May respond to pain or unresponsive
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How to categorize a child as delayed using the jumpstart
system? - answer-patient is alert or responds to voice
How to categorize a child as minor using the jumpstart
system? - answer-patient is alert and ambulatory on scene
What is the indication for svt? - answer-stable narrow-
complex svt or wide complex tachycardia
What is the dosage for adenosine? - answer-6mg, 12 mg ,
12 mg
What is the dosage of albuterol? Peds dose - answer-
2.5mg nebulized. May repeat two times.
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Peds: same dose
What is the dosage for albuterol in pediatrics? - answer-
2.5mg nebulized. May repeat two times.
What is the dosage for asprin? - answer-325 mg (4
chewable 81mg tablets)
The paramedics are on scene and need to access an
external jugular vein. In which patient is base hospital
contact not required? - answer-ej's are indicated in any
patient over 8 years old where peripheral iv access is
needed but cannot be established elsewhere..
Contraindicated in patients under 8.
ICEMA PROTOCOLS EXAM NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND 100%CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED AND GRADED A+!!!)
Dosage for oral glucose for both adults and pediatrics? -
answer-glucose - oral, one (1) tube for patients with an
intact gag reflex and hypoglycemia.
Dosage for glucagon for hypoglycemia? - answer-
glucagon, 1 mg im/sc/in, if unable to establish iv. May
administer one (1) time only.
Dosage for glucagon for beta blocker overdose? - answer-
glucagon, 1 mg iv/io (base hospital order only)
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At what age should the jumpstart system be used to triage
children? - answer-under the age of nine
How to categorize a child as deceased using the jumpstart
system? - answer-no spontaneous respirations and no
palpable pulse; apneic after 5 rescue breaths
How to categorize a child as immediate using the
jumpstart system? - answer-1. Respiratory rate greater
than 15 but less than 45
2. No palpable pulse
3. May respond to pain or unresponsive
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How to categorize a child as delayed using the jumpstart
system? - answer-patient is alert or responds to voice
How to categorize a child as minor using the jumpstart
system? - answer-patient is alert and ambulatory on scene
What is the indication for svt? - answer-stable narrow-
complex svt or wide complex tachycardia
What is the dosage for adenosine? - answer-6mg, 12 mg ,
12 mg
What is the dosage of albuterol? Peds dose - answer-
2.5mg nebulized. May repeat two times.
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Peds: same dose
What is the dosage for albuterol in pediatrics? - answer-
2.5mg nebulized. May repeat two times.
What is the dosage for asprin? - answer-325 mg (4
chewable 81mg tablets)
The paramedics are on scene and need to access an
external jugular vein. In which patient is base hospital
contact not required? - answer-ej's are indicated in any
patient over 8 years old where peripheral iv access is
needed but cannot be established elsewhere..
Contraindicated in patients under 8.
