Epinephrine is presented in 1:1000 Auto Injector Epi Pens indicated for use in Severe anaphylaxis. As an Emt what is the usual Adult Dose? 0.5mg /500mcg 0.25mg/250mcg 0.15mg/150mcg 0.3mg/300mcg The TOTAL maximum dosage of nitroglycerin an EMT can assist in administering is: 400mcg 800mcg 1.2mg None What is the correct dose of Glucose Gel for a male patient aged 55 with a Blood Glucose of 5.5 mmol/L? 10-30g Buccal 5-10g Buccal None 10-20g Buccal In an adult patient at what level SP02 is oxygen indicated for use? <92% <94% <96% <90% As an EMT from what age is the adult dose of Epinephrine presented in 1:1000 Auto Injector Epi Pen used? 8 years 10 Years 13 Years 14 Years Which of the following is not normally a Contra-indication of Entonox? Shock Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Altered level of consciousness Systolic blood Pressure <90 What is the correct dose of Glucose Gel for a 5-year-old patient with Blood Glucose of 3.1mmolL? 5-10g Buccal 10-20g Buccal 20-30g Buccal 8-12g IM In a COPD patient at what level SP02 is oxygen indicated for use? <92% <94% <96% <90% The max dosage of salbutamol an EMT can assist in administering to an adult is 1 puff 2 puffs 3 puffs 4 puffs 5 puffs A side effect not normally associated with the use of Epinephrine is Palpitations Vomiting Hypertension Tachyarrthymias You are attending a call as an EMT your patient is a 4 year old male in moderate pain what is the appropriate intervention? Paracetamol 1g PO Ibuprofen 5mg per Kg PO Morphine PO Paracetamol 380 mg PO In a paediatric patient at what level SP02 is oxygen indicated for use? <92% <94% <96% <90% Nitroglycerin will cause which of the following? Vasoconstriction Bronchoconstriction Vasodilation Bronchodilation As an EMT the correct dose of Asprin to administer to a 65 year old patient with chest pain and or suspected MI is ? 75mg 300mg 600mg 150mg The normal route for Glyceryl Trinitrate is: Intramuscular(im Sublingual (SL) Oral (PO) Rectal(PR) The Paediatric dose for a 7 year old patient using an Epi Pen Junior Auto injector is : 0.15mg/150 mcg 1:1000 0.15mg/150 mcg 1:10000 0.30mg/300 mcg 1:1000 0.30mg/300 mcg 1:10000 What is a contra-indication of Glucagon? Systolic blood pressure <90 Phaechromocytoma Carbon Monoxide poisoning Chest injury Name Email Time's up
