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Now Who Wants To Be A Paramedic?

Created by ecnalubma

Fun Trivia : Quizzes : Medical Specialties
Now Who Wants To Be A Paramedic game quiz
"Next in the series about the learning and understanding required to be a paramedic. The same note still applies - I'm an Australian, and we have no national standard."

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. Understanding trauma is key to the day-to-day life of a paramedic. Kinematics is a branch of physics dealing with objects and motion. What are the key factors when trying to understand kinematics and predicting injuries in trauma?
    Mass and Velocity
    Shape and Size
    Velocity and Size
    Mass and Shape


2. It is the transmission of energy that causes damage to the tissues in blunt trauma.
    True
    False


3. Pericardial tamponade occurs when the chest cavity fills with blood.
    True
    False


4. Arteries are the blood vessels that carry oxygenated blood (except for the pulmonary artery,) away from the heart. Arteries have three very distinct layers of tissue that surround the lumen (the internal opening), one layer of which is very muscular and helps to maintain the diameter of these blood vessels. What is the name of this muscular layer of an artery?
    Tunica adventitia
    Tunica interstitia
    Tunica intima
    Tunica media


5. It is possible for a victim of burns to become hypothermic.
    True
    False


6. Of the following choices, which is the type of joint that has the LEAST amount of movement?
    Biarthroses
    Amphiarthroses
    Synarthroses
    Diarthroses


7. Our eyes may be viewed by the romantics out there as the 'window to the soul', however for many of us, they are simply the organ that provides much of the input we use to interact with the rest of the world out there. Which of the following is the fluid that fills the posterior chamber (rear chamber) of the eye and helps the eye to hold its spherical shape?
    Vitreous humour
    Semicircular canals and pinna
    Aqueous humour
    Retina


8. A contrecoup head injury occurs directly below the part of the skull where the impact occurred.
    True
    False


9. When assessing and treating a patient who is exhibiting signs of behavioural disturbance, which of the following is the best approach?
    Stare the patient down to show them who is in control
    Play along with the patient if they complain of visual or auditory hallucinations
    Leave the patient alone as much as possible to deal with it themselves
    Speak in a calm voice, tell the truth, and maintain a safe distance


10. Which of the following organs is located in the retroperitoneal cavity?
    Liver
    Kidney
    Spleen
    Gallbladder

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