Causes of AMI resulting from an oxygen supply and demand imbalance would include which of the following?  

A 43 y/o male calls for an ambulance because of crushing chest pain radiating down his   left arm.  The patient is cool, pale and moist.  BP = 70/50, HR = 38, RR = 26 with clear and equal lungs.  Patient has no prior medical history, is not taking any medications and has NKDA.   The following ECG rhythm is documented, which is…

You have a 75 y/o patient with exacerbated emphysema with a decreased tidal volume and wheezing in all lobes.  Your patient has used his albuterol inhaler three (3) times without improvement.  Your Paramedic partner suggests administering epinephrine IM.  What is your next action?

Your patient is being assessed and you have the patient on the EKG monitor.  After completing your 12-lead, you witness the patient go in to the dysrhythmia identified below  Your next step would be:

A 46 y/o female patient is complaining of severe pain in one leg.  Upon examination, you find a right, lower leg extremity that is swollen, red and painful to the touch without trauma.  Pulses are present distal to the site.  Vitals:  BP=146/88, HR=116, RR=16, pulse ox=94% (room air).  Your assessment for this patient is:

You suspect your 58 y/o patient is having an AMI.  The patient is in a normal sinus rhythm with 10 unifocal PVC’s per minute.  Your next action should include:

Which of the following patients would most likely complain of orthopnea?

The mother of a 17 y/o patient states her daughter has a history of cystic fibrosis.  This history would help explain which of the following sign or symptom?

Your treatment for the patient in question #6 would include:

For the following, match the description on the left with the term on the right that best corresponds to it.  Terms will NOT be used more than once.