CE QUIZ: MEDICAL EMERGENCIES: PART III PRE-REGISTERED

Part III: Adult & Pediatric Medical Emergencies: Cardiovascular & Cerebrovascular Emergencies (1 CE)

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Adult & Pediatric Medical Emergencies: Preparation, Prevention, Recognition & Management: Part III

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1. The dental team must be trained and prepared to respond to a medical emergency immediately because they can save the life of*

A. A patientB. A coworkerC. Anyone that accompanies patient in the waiting roomD. The doctorE. All of the above
2. Angina could occur in an asymptomatic person with normal coronary artery*

A. TrueB. False
3. What is the acronym that was discussed in thispresentation for the emergency treatment of angina?*

A. MONA: Morphine, Oxygen, Nitroglycerine and AspirinB. FONA: Fentanyl, Oxygen, Nitroglycerine and AspirinC. ANO: Aspirin, Nitroglycerine, OxygenD. ONA: Oxygen, Nitroglycerine and AspirinE. A and B only
4. What was the cause of death for the 22-year-old college student that was seen by an oral surgeon and discussed in this presentation?*

A. Heart attackB. AnginaC. AsphyxiationD. StrokeE. Anaphylaxis
5. What was the acronym that I discussed in this presentation and could be remembered to diagnose a stroke and save a life?*

A. BESTB. BE-FASTC. FACED. TIMEE. All of the above
6. Symptoms of heart attack can include*

A. Dizziness, weakness in the arm, shoulder, chest painB. Sweating, pallor, cough, shortness of breath, pressure or tightness in the chestC. No symptoms at allD. All of the aboveE. A and B only
7. Is this statement true or false? “MI is caused when there is a blockage of a major coronary artery and there is a problem with “circulation” of blood to the heart. Cardiac arrest is caused when the heart’s “electrical system malfunctions”, and It stops beating unexpectedly.*

A. TrueB. False
8. The least expensive but most effective local hemostatic material that could be purchased from a pharmacy and was recommended in this presentation is:*

A. GelfoamB. Bloodstop or ActcellC. Vitamin ED. SurgifoamE. All of the above
9. Which of the following is the number one cause of death amongst non-communicable diseases in the U.S.?*

A. COVID-19B. DiabetesC. Cardiovascular DiseasesD. Cerebrovascular diseasesE. Suicides and Accidents
10. What is one of the most important modifiable risk factors for coronary heart diseases?*

A. SmokingB. Family historyC. DepressionD. Age and genderE. Chronic kidney disease
11. Causes of ischemic stroke includes:*

A. Head traumaB. Vascular aneurysmC. Overtreatment with anticoagulantsD. All of the aboveE. None of the above
12. In this presentation, I recommended “demand valve” as essential component of medical emergency preparedness because:*

A. The Demand Valve resuscitator provides a fast, simple, and effective means to ventilate non-breathing patients and provides 100% oxygen to patients suffering from respiratory distress “On Demand”.B. Demand Valve is a devise that checks patient’s oxygen saturation during the procedureC. Demand Valve is a way of delivering high flow nitrous oxide to patient for sedating an apprehensive patientD. The Manual Ventilation Flow rate of the Demand Valve is fixed at 40 L/min in line with the American Heart Association “Recommendations and Guidelines for Resuscitation”.E. A and D only
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