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| LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH IN US FOR PEOPLE AGES 1-38 YEARS OLD |
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| IMMEDIATE CARE GIVEN TO A PERSON WHO IS ILL OR INJURED |
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| RECOGNIZES ACCIDENT AND ACTIVATES 911 |
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| PROVIDES FIRST AID UNTIL SOMEONE TRAINED OR MORE QUALIFIED ARRIVES |
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| EMERGANCY MEDICAL SERVICES : A NETWORK OF RECOUSRCES TO ASSIST PEOP;E WHO ARE ILL/ INJURED AT THE SCENCE OF AN ACCIDENT |
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IF SOMEONE FILIES A LAWSUIT THEY NEED TO PROVE NEGLIGENCE WITH ONE OF THE FOUR COMPLAINTS
1. DUTY
2. BREECH OF DUTY
3. CAUSE
4. DAMAGE |
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| TOUCHING SOMEONE WITHOUT CONSENT |
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| STANDARD UNIVERSAL PRECAUTIONS |
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1.GLOVES
2.BREATHING BARRIER DEVICES; POCKET MASK
3.GOGGLES
(THE MOST BASIC SUBSTANCE ISOLATION TECHNIQUE TO PREVENT THE DISEASE TRANSMISSION IS WASHING HANDS WITH SOAP AND WATER) |
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| FLAP OF TISSUE THAT PREVENTS FOOD/FLUID FROM GOING DOWN THE WIND PIPE |
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| AIR SACS IN LUNGS FOR GAS EXCHANGE |
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| FOUND IN NECK USED TO CHECK PULSE FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN |
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| FOUND IN UPPER ARM, USED TO FIND PULSE IN INFANTS |
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| LACK OF OXYGEN (SKIN TURNS BLUE) |
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| WHAT ARE THE 4 WAYS GERMS ENTER THE BODY? |
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1. DIRECT CONTACT
2. INDIRECT CONTACT
3. AIRBORNE
4. VECTOR |
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| WHEN CAN YOU AS THE FIRST RESPONDER MOVE A VICTIM WHO IS ILL OR INJURED? |
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| ONLY AFTER THEY HAVE BEEN ASSESSED AND PROPERLY CARED FOR AND NOT IN IMMEDIATE DANGER |
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