CPR
Cardiac emergency
Choking
Sudden Illness
Traumatic injuries
100

30:2

ratio of compressions to breaths

100

Chest pain, Discomfort or pain in the arm, dizziness, pale, sweating

Signs of a heart attack

100

Manuver is named after this person

Henry Heimlich

100

Chronic illness causing inflammation and narrowing or airways

Asthma 

100

Progressive condition when circulation system can't deliver enough oxygen to bodies tissues and organs

Shock

200

Pinch the nose and tilt head back

When giving rescue breaths

200

4-6 minutes

brain damage begins

200

Done first when giving first  aid to a person choking

5 back blows

200

Immune system overreacts and tries to fight off ordinary ordinary things not usually harmfull

Allergic reaction

200

When a pointed object like a nail pierces the skin

Puncture wound

300

Check-call-care

emergency action steps

300

Attach pads and follow prompts of this machine

Automictic External Defibrilator (AED)

300

What shape are the thrusts

C or J

300

Drug that slows or stops anaphylaxis

Epinephrine 

300

A cut, caused by sharp object like glass or a knife

Laceration

400

gloves, mask, face shield

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

400

One pad on chest on on the back

Child AED

400

Unable to perform abdominal thrusts because the person is pregnant or obese

Do chest thrusts

400

Bodies inability to process glucose

Diabetes

400

When a portion of the skin and sometimes underlying tissue is partially or completely torn away

Avulsion

500

State your name, explain what you think is wrong and ask to help

Obtaining consent 

500

Signs are less sever and for this person

Women

500

How many fingers are used when performing abdominal thrust on an infant

2 or 3

500

Hormone that causes glucose to  move from blood stream to the cell

Insulin

500

device placed around an arm or leg to stop blood flow to a wond

tourniquet

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