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| Make sure the scene is safe for whom |
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| Knowing and using first aid |
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| Unsafe Conditions include |
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Spilled Chemicals
Escaping poisonous gas
Downed electic lines
Confined Spaces
Traffic |
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| After you know the scene is safe-check the vitim for any life-threatening conditions which include |
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Unconsciousness
No breathing
Severe lbeeding
No pulse |
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| When calling 911 give the following information |
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Telephone number
Exact location of incident
Callers name
What happened
Number of victims and their conditions |
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| Checking a conscious victim |
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| Ask the victim the following questions |
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Do you feel pain anywhere?
Do you have allergies?
Do you feel numbess or sensation?
Are you taking anything,any medication?
When did you last eat? |
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| Raise the feet how far when treeting shock victims |
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| Only elevate feet if you do not suspect injuries to |
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| If the victim can not do what do you start to give abdominal thrusts |
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| Continue abdominal thrusts on conscious choking victim until |
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They can breath/cough on their own
Object comes out
They go unconscious |
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| Checking an unconscious victim |
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Safety
Tap/shout
Check consciousness
Call 911 |
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| Look, listen and feel for breathing for how long? |
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| When you check the pulse in the neck for breathing, the artery is called |
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| When you roll the victim on their side you roll them in which direction? |
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| When you put a victim on their side in the recovery position you roll them in which direction? |
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| WHen you check for signs of circulation you do the following |
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Look, listen and feel
Watch for coughing or movement
Check for pulse |
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| If the two breaths you give go in check for circulation for no more than |
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| For rescue breathing give one breath every |
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| While performing rescue breathing each breat lasts |
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| During rescue breathing after one minute or (blank) breaths recheck circulation |
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| Continue rescue breathing until |
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Scene becomes unsafe
To exhausted
ANother person comes to take over
Victim can breath on their own |
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| Do jaw thrust if you suspect one of the follwing injuries |
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| Links of cardiac chain of survival |
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Early recongnision and call 911
Early CPR
Early AED
Advanced life support |
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| For CPR how many compressions per minute? |
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| WHile doing CPR, whith compressions the chest moves how many inches? |
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| Recheck for circulation after (blank) cylces or (blank) minutes |
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Scene becomes unsafe
You can feel a pulse
AED becomes readily available
You are to exhausted to go on
Another trained responder comes |
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| For unconcious choking if the two breaths do not go in-you should do what? |
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Tilt head back
Pinch jaws shut
Give 15 compressions
Check for foreign objects |
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| Continue unconcious choking relief until |
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Object is removed
Victim is breathing on their own
EMS comes |
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