Morphine, codeine, Dilaudid, Demerol, and Darvon all are examples of
a. opioids.
b. barbiturates.
c. antidepressants.
d. NSAIDs.
ANS: A
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A) Crackles in the bases of both lungs B) SpO2 of 95% with no supplemental oxygen C) Difficulty breathing when in an upright position D) Heart rate of 62 beats per minute
For the following questions, use an ICD-9-CM code book and list the appropriate V code for the diagnostic statements given
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When differentiating chronic renal failure from acute renal failure, the EMT realizes:
A) chronic renal failure often requires long-term dialysis. B) acute renal failure is often permanent. C) chronic renal failure is reversible with IV fluid administration. D) acute renal failure is treated with a kidney transplant.
If the initial assessment reveals altered mental status, abnormal breathing and/or uncontrolled bleeding, this is termed a:
a. priority patient b. sick patient c. high-risk patient d. dangerous patient