Recognizing Emergencies
What type of consent, if a person tells you they need help?
Express Consent
You are here a loud crash from your co-worker, the first thing you do is...
Check for scene Safety
Name the three roles in first training aid.
Coach, Bystander, and First Aid Responder
What type of consent, if a person is unconscious?
Implied Consent
The scene is safe then "what" is done for the person?
"check" the person
In this role the person will give feedback and guide
The Coach
Spurting Bright Red blood.
Atrial
The person appears to be unresponsive, what can be assumed about helping the person?
consent is implied
In this role the person will observe
The Bystander
A person fell 15 feet from a tree they were cutting, the person is in serve pain and the upper leg is deformed and notably shorter than the other.
fractured femur
No pulse, No Breathing
Perform CPR
In this role the person will check the scene, initial impression, and responsiveness
The First Responder
The person has a tart-acetone fruit smell on their breath, heavy sweating, impaired-slurred speech, and appeared drunk.
Signs of a person having Diabetic Emergency
Arm has been completely torn up into ragged MEAT in an industrial saw machine accident, serve pain, the massive amount of blood loss, and continued uncontrolled bright spurting blood: ABC or MARCH?
MARCH
"The Chest did not rise" who would comment?
coach