Stop the Bleed
What is the main goal of Stop the Bleed Training?
What is to teach people how to recognize and respond to life-threatening bleeding.
What is the main purpose of MedCEEP?
What is to expose students to healthcare careers and teach emergency preparedness skills?
What number do you call during a medical emergency in the United States?
What is 911?
A person is running, and their heart rate increases to deliver more oxygen to their muscles. Which two body systems are working together?
What is Circulatory and muscular systems?
What type of doctor treats patients who arrive at the hospital with sudden illnesses or injuries?
Who is an emergency medicine doctor?
What are the three main ways to control life-threatening bleeding?
What is applying direct pressure, packing a wound when appropriate, and using a tourniquet when appropriate.
What is one benefit of having medical professionals mentor MedCEEP students?
What is students gain guidance, knowledge, and exposure to healthcare careers?
What does CPR stand for?
What is Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation?
A person accidentally touches something hot and quickly pulls their hand away. Which body system makes this response possible?
What is the Nervous system?
In what hospital department does an emergency medicine doctor typically work?
What is the Emergency Room (ER)?
Why is it important to act quickly when someone experiences severe bleeding?
What is serve blood loss can become life-threatening quickly, so prompt action matters.
What is the purpose of middle school visits?
What is to introduce younger students to healthcare careers and basic emergency preparedness.
What does AED stand for?
What is Automated External Defibrillator?
Someone has trouble digesting food because their stomach is not producing enough acid. Which body system is affected?
What is the Digestive system
What is the medical term for checking a patient's condition and deciding how urgently they need care?
What is triage?
What is the name of the medical supply commonly used to control severe bleeding from an arm or leg?
What is a tourniquet?
On what day does MedCEEP hold its regular whole-group meetings?
What is Wednesda?
What should do you FIRST when arriving at an emergency scene?
What is check/assess that the scene is safe before approaching and alert the appropriate emergency responder.
A person has a broken leg. Which two body systems are most directly involved in supporting and moving the leg?
What is the Skeletal and muscular systems.
What life-threatening condition occurs when a person's heart suddenly stops pumping blood effectively?
What is cardiac arrest?
Why is Stop the Bleed training important for ordinary people, even if they are not healthcare professionals?
What is because anyone can witness a bleeding emergency, and knowing how to respond can help save someone's life before professional medical help arrives?
Why is MedCEEP especially important for students who may not otherwise have access to healthcare education and career opportunities?
What is because it provides exposure, mentorship, hands-on learning, leadership opportunities, and connections that help students explore careers in medicine?
What is the difference between a medical emergency and a non medical emergency?
What is an emergency involves an immediate threat to someone’s life or health, while a non-emergency generally does not require immediate emergency intervention.
Someone has diabetes and struggles to regulate their blood sugar. Which organ and body system are primarily involved?
What is the pancreas and endocrine system?
What medical procedure uses an electric shock to help restore a normal heart rhythm in certain emergencies?
What is defibrillation?