Airway
Scene Size-up
Bleeding and Shock
Splinting
PPE
100
This is used to assist a patient with breathing when they are unable to breathe on their own
What is a bag valve mask
100
The patient gives you verbal permission to treat them
What is expressed consent
100
This is the first step in treating a bleeding wound
What is direct pressure?
100
This is something you check for before splinting and after splinting.
What is pulse, motor and sensory distal to the injury?
100
This is the most important step to prevent disease transmission.
What is hand washing?
200
This is the method to open the airway when there is no suspicion of spinal injury
What is head tilt, chin lift method
200
The legal procedure and action people take in order to not be resuscitated
What is Comfort One (DNR)
200
This is how far you elevate a patient's legs when they are in shock
What is 8 - 12 inches
200
This tool is used to splint an isolated femur fracture.
What is a traction splint?
200
When the nature of illness is unknown you wear these to protect your face.
What are mask and goggles?
300
This is presented by the acronym ABC
What is Airway, Breathing, and Circulation
300
This is the number one priority of the first responder when approaching a scene of accident or illness.
What is personal safety?
300
The spot where you apply pressure if the bleeding doesn't stop in an extremity
What is the pressure point
300
The location that the responder must immobilize in the event of a possible fracture.
What is above, below, at the site of the injury?
300
This infectious disease is airborne and can be tested for using a skin titer.
What is tuberculosis?
400
This is the amount of oxygen flow to use when using a non-rebreather
What is 10 to 15 liters per minute of oxygen
400
This information is represented by the Acronym SAMPLE
What is Signs/Symptoms, Allergies, Medications, Pertinent Medical History, Last Oral Intake, and Event
400
This vital sign significantly decreases late in shock.
What is blood pressure?
400
You always check the __________ pulse when assessing pulse, motor and sensory function.
What is distal?
400
This is where you dispose of used personal protective equipment and body fluid soaked waste that may drip.
What is Biohazard waste bag?
500
This structure prevents food from entering the lungs during swallowing
What is the glottis
500
Get Some More Pizza And Cheese
What is Gloves, Scene safe, mechanism of injury/nature of illness, patient #, Additional help, C-Spine considerations?
500
You wrap the mechanism of injury and do not remove it in this instance when dealing with this type of injury.
What is an impaled object?
500
This can cut off circulation after splinting.
What is swelling?
500
This is the most effective barrier for blood borne pathogens
What is intact skin?
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