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| compression of the heart dew to a buildup of blood or other fluid in the pricardial sack |
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| an accumulation of air or gas in the pleural cavity that progressively increases the pressure in the chest with fatal rusults |
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| positioning a patent for delivering |
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| remove clothing but cover for modisty put in simi fowlers on firm surface elivate hips 2 to 4 in |
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| regulates volentary action ex. walking talking wrighting |
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| parasympathetic nervous system |
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| purpose of the incident command system |
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| to help control direct and coordinate emergency responders |
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| suction from the mouth then nose |
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| evrything in the chest cavity exept the lungs |
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| elevation of pressure within a closed fascial compartment |
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| 3 layers of tissue that surround and prothect the brain and spinal cord |
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| resent or old head injury brain tumor or a metabolic problem |
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| treatment for a head injury |
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| dry dressing to flip skin aply pressure then wrap |
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| treatment for foreign body airway obstruct |
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| abdominal thrust or unconcus compresions |
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| lividity rigor mortis decomposition |
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| loss of loved one or terminal illness |
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| rapid onset nervousness irritability combative behavior weakness confusion |
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| delaid onset nausea increased thirst frequent urination vomiting |
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| treatment for a newborn in distress |
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| positioning warming and stimulation |
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| mesure suction on the way out in a spiraling motion for no more than 5 sec |
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| cusmal respirations symbolise |
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| trying to blow off asid aka DKA |
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| uncontus in a series life threat insist |
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| patint was informed and consent was granted |
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| only if the miner is married or pregnant |
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| when the heart beats faster than 100 doesnt allow time for the left ventrical to fill and bp falls |
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| treatment for sucking chest wounds |
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| seclusiv dressing trianguler so air escapes but dosnt re enter |
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| pregnancy induced hypertension |
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| mothers under 20 or over 40 or twins |
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| treatment for hypoglicemea |
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| pelvic inflammitory disease |
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| infection of the uterus or fallopian tubes |
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| high pitched sound from turbulent air flow in upper airway |
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| whistiling sound prodused buy uper airway ushaly asthma |
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| cable of nerve fibers that link |
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| when the placenta blocks the cervix |
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| rapid breathing cynosses lethargya nausea |
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| ischemic or myocardial ischemia |
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| redusex blood supply to the heart (heart attack) age smoking family history |
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| the ammount of air exchanged with each breath |
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| the flow of blood through body tissue and vessels |
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| fluid between the lung and chest wall that may compress the lung |
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| the late stage when the bp is falling |
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| the early stage of shock when the body can componsate for blood loss |
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| connect the sensory and moter nervs |
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| movement of particles frome high concentation to low concentration |
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| rapid breathing that lowers co2 below normal |
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| causes the arteries to dilate |
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| headace blured vision dizzynis tummy pain |
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| sudent rupter in the weak aria ofthe lung leak into the plural space |
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| an accumulation of air in the pleral space that increses the presseur |
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| denial anger bargaining depression acceptance |
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| the exact opiset of normal lung movement |
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| absence of heart electrical activity |
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| the relaxation of the heart of the ventricles |
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| thin blood to provent stroke |
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| displases the levels of o2 with the blood witch results in death of cells and organs |
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| emotion thought tuch movement and sight |
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| tracton splint is used to |
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| secure fractures of the shaft and femur |
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| technique used to prevent gastric distentiong presser to cricoid cartilage |
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| slow onset of disorientation |
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| sudint change in mental status |
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| transporting stroke patent |
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| paralized side down with padding elevate the head 6 in |
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| assessment of a stroke patent |
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| counter indications for nitro |
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| fainting with standing lightheadedness headacke |
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| feeds and nouishes the fetus and removes waist |
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| umbilical cord around the infints neck |
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| ventricle and atrium involentary |
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| siting up knees bent to help breath easyer |
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| supine with feet higher than head keeps blood at core |
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| liver gallbladder stomach small and lage intestine |
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