Signs&Symptoms
Emegency situation
The Goal of providing care in an emergency
Breaking in the skin
Open wound
Broken Bones
Fractures
Break in the skin
Wounds
Signs of inflammations and swelling
Infection
When the body's temperature is expoused to heat over the normal range. Sweating, perspiration, and pale and clammy skin
Heat Exhaustion & Heat Stroke
Caused inadequate circulation of blood to the body tissue, lowered blood pressure and decreased kidnet funtion
Shock
Patient holding their throat. after eating and coughing
Choking or Obstructed airway
A smooth Surgical Cut
Incision
Separation of wound edges
Evisceration
Expoure to cold temperature
Frostbite or Hypothermia
Caused by high body tempertature, head injureies, drugs, and epilepsy
Seizure
Brief episode of unconsciousness
Fainting or Syncope
Deep Skin Cut
Laceration
A phase that take 4 to 21 days to heal
Proliferating phase
Thrist, muscle cramping and lightheadedness. Occurs when patient loses an excessive amount of body fluids or blood
Hypoglycemia
Signs burnsd onthe lips usnusual odor, emesis/ vomiting, presence suspicious container
Posioning
Rest, pain, swelling
Sprain and Strains
Hole, Pierce, Leak
Puncture
A phase that take 3 to 4 days to heal
Inflammatory phase
Low blood glucose levels are a serious heath risk. Also called insulin reaction or insuline shock
Severe gypoglycemia
Shock include pale and clammy skin, weakness and restlesseness. The pulse and respiratory rate are rapid and vomiting. Can use EpiPen
Anaphylactic Shock
Joint us stretched or torn
Dislocations
Scraping, Wearing, Friction
Abrasion
A phase that takes 21 days to 2 years to heal
Maturation phase