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list 3 emergency action pronciples |
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| checking to see if the scene is safe to enter is the first step in surving the scene of an accident list the other 4 steps |
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- is the scene safe to enter
- what happened
- identify bystanders
- how many victims
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| list three pieces of information you need to be prepared to provide the 911 operator when making a call |
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location
specific location ( is it an apartment or an house )
how many injury
if the victim is bleedin |
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| list three life threatening condition |
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no sign of life
not breathing
bleeding |
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| list the three life threating conditions you need to check for on an unconsciousvictim .checking the ........ |
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Airway
breath
circulation |
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| based on victim 's age , you would put a victim in one of three categories . lis these three classifications |
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| you and a friend come across an unconsciousadult . you "shake and shout" the victim and determine they are unresponsive . ou tell your friend to go call 911 .(after putting gloves ) list in the proper order the next 4 steps yo would do (after you shake and shout ) to properly check the condition of an unconscious victim . |
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postion the victim on thier back
check airway
give 2 breath
resuce breath |
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| name of the artery you would check for a pulse for an adult and child |
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| name of the arty you would check for a pulse for an infant |
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| list three diferences in checking the ABC's on an infan tha would differ from checking on adult |
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check for a pluse
check scene
cover both mouth and nose |
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| What is the main reason we give two breaths to an unconscious victim when checking the ABCs |
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| if you determine that an unconscious adult was not breathing but had aqn open airway , what procedure would you begin ? |
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| After determining that an unconscious child and infant were not breathing but had an open airway would you do next |
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| what procedure ould you perform for this uncoscious adult male after you determine that the adult was not breathing and you check it out and there was no airway obstaruction ? |
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| wHAT IS THE AMIN OBJECTIVE OF PERFORMING ? |
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| CPR is performed at a rate _____ chest compressions to ______ breaths ( same answer for question 7 ) |
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- 30 chest compression 1 breath
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| what is the name of the pluse you would check for on a child ? |
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| name the type of death when doctor calls the time of death and no more effort will be used to revive them |
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| Name the type of death a person is in the moment the heart and lungs stop ? |
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| After chcking the ABCs on a child , what two things regarding the child condition would indicate you need to start CPR? |
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| List four times/ situatins you would stop performing CPR on a victim once you begin the process |
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- they lose pulse
- EMS arrive
- they start to breath
- the scene is unsafe
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| list 4 differences in the way you perform infant CPR on a victim once you begn the process? |
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- cover both mouth and nose
- check for pluse
- give small amount of puffs
- open airway
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| what two things regarding an unconsicous infant's condition , who has a open/ cleared airway , would tell you that you would need to perform resuce breathing on this infant ? |
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| Child resuce breathing is performed at a rate of _______ breath(s) every _____ seconds . |
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- 1 breaths every 3 seconds = 20 min
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| how man total breaths in two minutes would you give a child during resuce breathing ? |
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| what would you do after you perform two minutes of resuce breathing on a child ? |
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| what is the term used when a healthy infant stops breathing and thier pluse stops for no apparent reason ? |
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- Sudden infant death Syndrome (SIDS)
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| which step when checkin the ABCs on an unconscious infant would tell you that tere was no airway obstruction ? |
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| lis 2 times you would stop performing resuce breathing on an infant once you begin the process? |
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| you come across an unconscious adult . you determine they are unrespnsive and you send someone to call 911 . list in oder the next four steps ( after checking for unresponsiveness) you would doto determine what needs to be done for his person ? |
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- postion
- open airway
- check for breathing
- give two breaths
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| what step in when checkng the ABCs would tell you that the unconscious victim ha an airway obstruction ? |
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| while attempting to give breath twice into the victim , you are unable to get air into thier lungs . what would be you next immediate step ? |
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- if the breaths does not go in repeat the steps
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| if you now determin that this unconscious adult has an airway obstruction , list in the proper order the three steps you would do to remove this obstruction ? |
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- 30 chest compression
- sweep mouth
- give 2 resuce breaths
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| List 2 times you would stop the perfoming these 3 step while attemping to remov the obstruction ? |
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- EMS arrives
- you remove the obstruction
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| if you swept the mouth and remove a piece of food from the unconscios adult victim , what would you do next to be sure that the airway is now open ? |
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| what would your next step to check for on this unconscious adult male after you determine that the airway was now open ? |
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| what type of airway obstruction would an adult have if they were able to caugth forcefully ? ( two words) |
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| what would you do fr ? to the person who was conscious & choking but also to cough forcefully ? |
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| what type of airway obstruction would a child have if they had a weak cough and struggling for breaths ? |
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| what two steps would you do for this conscious choking child ? |
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- give 5 back blows
- give 5 quick upward abdominal thrusts
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| you wouldcontinue these two steps until what two thing happened ? |
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- able to breath
- the object comes out
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| now if this child went unconscious and fell to the floor and still had the airway obstruction , after position them on the ground , list in order the three steps you would do to remove the obstruction ? |
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- 30 chest cmpresion
- sweep mouth
- give two breath
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| list the two steps involved in removing an airway obstruction fr a conscious choking infant |
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- 5 back blows
- 5 chest thrusts
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- Cardio -heart
- Vascular - blood vessels
- including a variety of diseases of the heart and blood vessels
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- Coronary Heart Disease
- Stroke
- Hypertension
- Congestive heart failure
- Arteriosclerosis
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| factors associated with heart disease we have no control over ? |
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| factor assciatd with heart disease we do have control over? |
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- obsesity
- smoking
- high blood pressure
- uncontrolled diabetes
- lack of exercise
- diets low in fat
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- a sign is something you can see o a victim: ex. holding chest , sweating , pale skin , bleeding
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- a symptom is something that the person is experiecing and they tell you ex: i feel sic my leg hurt , i have a headache
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| sign & symptoms of a victm experiencing a heart attack ? |
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- chest pain
- traveling pain from the chest to the neck , shoulders , jaw, arms
- difficulty breathing
- sweating
- leaving the room
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| first Aid procedure for a victim have a heart attack ? |
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- call 911
- reassure the vctim that it will be ok
- place the victim sittiing up or in the most comfortable position
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- maintain body temperture
- try to get victim to give you medical history
- monitor the victim's breathin and heart rate
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