NDAEB 5.5 Emergency Management Part 3

What is the final step to turning on oxygen in a medical emergency?

Mood changes, sweating, hunger, and confusion are all signs of the onset of an?

A patient is unconscious with an airway obstruction. What should be done if it cannot be removed with finger scoop and rescue breathing is ineffective?

The dental team is preparing to administer anesthetic, and a patient begins to have shortness of breath and wheezing. These symptoms are signs of?

Continuing education courses in medical emergencies should be attended by?

With regard to emergency procedures, what does CPR stand for?

A patient can have an anaphylaxic reaction to any drug, including anesthesia. All of the following are signs of anaphylaxis EXCEPT for?

What is necessary if a patient hemorrhages?

All but which of the following are appropriate interventions for a patient who is hyperventilating?

A patient must be kept warm if he or she experiences _____.

A patient who experiences syncope and loses consciousness should be placed in which position?

During a procedure, your patient tells you that she feels very panicked. Her heart has begun beating very fast, and she is short of breath. This patient is likely experiencing which of the following?

When a patient arrives for an early morning appointment and complains of not feeling well, has clammy skin, a racing pulse, and slight numbness in the arm, the healthcare worker should?

When a patient becomes agitated and starts overbreathing, he or she is experiencing?

What is anaphylaxis?

A sign of vasodilation is?

A key component in managing an emergency in which the patient is conscious but bleeding profusely is to?

What is the first step after skin is broken and there is blood borne pathogen exposure?

Which of the following is NOT an appropriate intervention for a patient who has fainted following an injection?

Common causes of unconsciousness in dental surgery include all of the following except?

During the seating crown procedure, if the crown drops to the back of the patient\’s throat, and she starts coughing . What should you do

A patient experiencing epilleptic emergency during treatment, the patient should be placed in which position?

A 59 years old patient visited your dental clinic with a grossly decayed lower first molar. On examination BP shows 159 -100. What will you do?

How do you achieve hemostasis after tooth extraction?

How to reduce post-operative swelling after extraction?

From the list of conditions given below choose the one that best matches with the emergency management Each may be used once more than once or not at all,
-,Epinephrine is used to manage which condition

From the list of conditions given below choose the one that best matches with the emergency management Each may be used once more than once or not at all,
– Aromatic Ammonia

From the list of conditions given below choose the one that best matches with the emergency management Each may be used once more than once or not at all,
– Paper bag

From the list of conditions given below choose the one that best matches with the emergency management Each may be used once more than once or not at all,
– Nitroglycerine

From the list of conditions given below choose the one that best matches with the emergency management Each may be used once more than once or not at all,
– Sub supine position