Signs of an Emergency
EMS System
Personal Protective Equipment
CPR Information
Checking a Responsive Person
100

Screaming, moaning, yelling or calls for help

Sudden, loud noises such as breaking glass, crashing metal or screeching tires

Unusual silence

What are unusual sounds?

100

a network of professionals linked together to provide the best care for people in all types of emergencies

What is EMS?

100

Equipment used to prevent pathogens from contaminating your skin, mucous membranes or clothing 

What is PPE?

100

where should your hands should be

What is the nipple line?

100

If possible, check the infant while he or she is held or seated in the parent's lap

How to check an infant?

200

A stopped vehicle on the roadside or a car that has run off of the road

Sparks, smoke, or fire

A person who suddenly collapses or is lying motionless

What are unusual sights?

200

1. Recognize that an emergency exists

2. Deciding to take action

3. Activating the EMS system

4. Giving care until EMS personnel take over

What is your role in the EMS System?

200

Gloves used to prevent coming in contact with someone's blood

What are Latex- Free Disposable Gloves?

200

ask for consent

What to do before doing CPR on a child?

200

If possible, give the toddler a few minutes to get used to you before attempting to check him ore her, and check the toddler while he or she is seated in the parent's lap

How to check a toddler?

300

A foul or unusually strong chemical odor

Smell of smoke or gas

What are unusual odors?

300

laws that protect responders who act the way a reasonable and prudent person would act if they were in the same situation

What are Good Samaritan Laws?

300

Used to protect a person from contact with saliva and other body fluids, such as blood, as you give rescue breaths

What are CPR Breathing Barriers?

300

100-120

30 per cycle

How many compressions per minute? 

300

Answer the child's questions honestly and let the child know if you are going to do anything that might cause pain

How to check school age children?

400

Confusion in a person who is normally alert

Unusual drowsiness

Personality of mood changes

What are unusual behaviors?

400

Fire or explosion

Downed electrical wires

Drowning

What are Emergency Situations?

400

Wash hands thoroughly with soap and warm running water to prevent the spread of bacteria 

What is hand washing?

400

2 safety breaths 

How many breaths per CPR cycle?

400

Respect their modesty, and be aware that an adolescent may be more comfortable being checked by a person of the same gender

How to check adolescents?

500

keep a first aid kit in your home and vehicle, know the location of the first aid kit and automated external defibrillator in your workplace

How to prepare for emergencies?

500
Seizures

Vomiting or passing blood

Suspected or obvious injuries to the head, neck, or spine

What are Emergency Conditions?

500

Infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans. These pathogens include hepatitis B (HBV), hepatitis C (HCV) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)?

What are Bloodborne Pathogens?

500

2 inches for children and adults

1 1/2 inches for infants

How many inches deep should CPR be?

500

pay attention to how the person introduces him or herself

If the adult is able to understand and answer questions speak directly to him or her

Be aware that in older people, the signs and symptoms of a medical emergency may be very general and nonspecific, and they may not even be noticeable to someone who does not know the person well

How to check an older adult?
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