Paramedics are called to the home of a patient who tells you that he has been sick for weeks with flu-like symptoms, loss of appetite, fever, and joint pain. His skin is jaundiced, and he states that the color of his urine has been dark. What type of hepatitis infection should the paramedics suspect?

What medication and route should be considered for a patient suffering from Epiglottis or Croup?

True/False: Standard precautions is the idea that we should treat all patients and body fluid as potentially having an infectious disease to protect ourselves from exposure.

What description would you expect a patient to give of a spider that bit them if you were suspecting a black widow bite? _________________________________________

A 2-year-old patient’s mother tells paramedics that a day or two before he developed a rash, he had white spots on the inside of his cheek. The rash started on his face and has spread to his feet over the past 2 days. What should paramedics suspect?

The primary cause of primary ploycythemia is:

Paramedics are managing a 40-year-old in cardiac arrest after having an anaphylactic reaction to shell fish. Which drug must the paramedic administer at an above normal dose?

True/False: Shingles is passed like chickenpox through respiratory droplets.

What is a sign that a patient in shock has gone into stage 2 of disseminated Intravascular Coagulopathy?

What form of food poisoning should you suspect if the patient experiences symptoms within 30 minutes of eating