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Question: Answer: failure of the EMT to continue emergency medical .
Question: Abdominal Subdiaphragmatic ManeuverAnswer: a series of 6 to 10 thrusts into the upper abdomen, just above the umbilicus and well below the xiphoid to relieve upper airway obstruction; also called the Heimlich maneuver.
Question: AbductioAnswer: moviment d'una respecte la línia mitjana
Question: Abruptio Answer: separation of the placenta from the wall of the uterus.
Question: Answer: a cause of injury that can take the form of , burns, rape, attempted murder, etc
Question: AcidosisAnswer: a condition caused by of acid or loss of base in the body.
Question: Acquired Immune Syndrome (AIDS)Answer: a disease first noted in 1978 an caused by a virus. It is spread through direct contact with the blood, semen, or oral secretions of infected individuals.
Question: CharcoalAnswer: powdered charcoal that has been to increase its powers of adsorption; used as a general-purpose antidote.
Question: ConsentAnswer: consent actually given by a person authorizing the EMT to care or transportation.
Question: AbdomenAnswer: a term indication the presence of some abdominal process that the sudden irritation of the peritoneum and intense pain.
Question: CholecystitisAnswer: of the gallbladder
Question: EpiglittitisAnswer: a bacterial infection of the epiglottis. In children it can cause severe enough to cause airway obstruction.
Question: Acute Pulmonary Answer: severe fluid buildup in the lungs that usually occurs following acute infarction.
Question: AlkaliAnswer: any compound of an element with an electronegative hydroxyl ion or similar ion. Alkalis can cause severe burns.
Question: AlkalineAnswer: a pH above the normal level of 7.45.
Question: Answer: a condition in which excessive breathing, as from hyperventilating, “blows off” too much carbon dioxide. The patient experiences shortness of breath, This response is common in stress.
Question: Answer: Loss of hair.
Question: RadiationAnswer: a form of ionizing radiation that poses little danger; these rays are easily stopped by paper, a few of air, or light clothing.
Question: AcidsAnswer: organic that form the chief structure of proteins.
Question: AmphetaminesAnswer: stimulants that are to produce a general mood elevation, improve task performance, suppress appetite, or prevent sleepiness; common forms are “speed,” “uppers,” or “Bennies.”
Question: ShockAnswer: severe shock by an allergic reaction.
Question: AnaphylaxisAnswer: the most form of an allergic reaction resulting in shock.
Question: Anatomic Answer: position of a patient standing erect, the examiner, arms at the side, and palms facing forward.
Question: AneurysmAnswer: a weakened, bulging area of a vessel.
Question: PectorisAnswer: chest pain with squeezing or tightness in the chest caused by an flow of blood to the heart muscle.
Question: Answer: size of the pupils of the eyes.
Question: AnorexiaAnswer: loss of or appetite.
Question: AnoxiaAnswer: lack of .
Question: Anterior Answer: the front surface of the body, facing the .
Question: Answer: the major artery the left side of the heart, which carries freshly oxygenated blood to the body.
Question: ValveAnswer: a that guards the aortic opening in the left ventricle of the heart and prevents backflow into the left ventricle.
Question: Answer: to speak.
Question: ApneicAnswer: no spontaneous breathing.
Question: Answer: inflammation of the .
Question: Answer: a small tubular structure that is attached to the lower border of the cecum in the lower right quadrant of the .
Question: HumorAnswer: the in front of the lens of the eye.
Question: Answer: middle layer of the tree layers of tissue that envelop the brain and spinal cord; lies between the dura and the pia mater.
Question: ArteriosclerosisAnswer: a disease characterized by a thickening and of the arterial walls, caused by fatty deposits within them; the arteries lose the ability to dilate and carry oxygen-enriched blood.
Question: Ascending Answer: part of the colon that lies in the vertical position on the right side of the abdomen, extending up to the lower of the liver.
Question: Auditory Answer: transmitting hearing sensations to the brain.
Question: AuraAnswer: the first phase of a generalized epileptic seizure. It is a sensation experienced by the patient that a seizure is about to .
 
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