Stages of bleeding
Less than 15% blood loss, <100bpm, Normal BP, breath rate: 14-20
What is Stage I of bleeding
This position is used to keep an unconscious but breathing person’s airway open
What is Standard Recovery Position
This type of burn only affects the epidermis.
What is first-degree burn
shock is life-threatening condition where the body is not getting enough of this
what is oxygen
when approaching a victim, you should first do this before giving care
what is introduce yourself
15-40% blood loss, >100bpm, Slightly low BP, breath rate: 20-30
What is Stage II of bleeding
When placing someone in the recovery position, you should bend this body part to stabilize them.
What is the knee
This the FIRST thing you should do for a first-degree burn
What is cool it with water
this is a common sign of shock involving skin condition
what is pale, cool, and clammy skin
CERT responders should state this to gain permission to help
what is ask for consent
30-40% blood loss, >120bpm, low BP, breath rate: 30-40
What is Stage III of bleeding
Before placing someone in a recovery position, you must first check this critical function of life.
What is breathing
Blisters are commonly associated with this type of burn.
What is second-degree burns
this position helps treat shock if no injuries prevent it
what is lying on the back with legs elevated
if a person is unconscious, this type of consent is assumed
what is implied consent
Greater than 40% of blood loss, >140bpm, Critical BP, breath rate: >35
What is Stage IV of bleeding
If you suspect this kind of injury, you should NOT move the person into a recover position unless necessary.
What is a spinal injury
This type of burn can destroy all layers of skin and may not be painful at first.
What is third-degree burns
this should be done immediately if you suspect someone is in shock and it is severe
what is call 911
you should tell the victim this to help keep them calm
what is what are you doing
Give a step by step on how you stop severe arterial bleeding.
What is, 1. Call for emergency help immediately, 2. Ensure scene safety, 3. apply firm-- direct pressure, 4. Pack the wound, 5. Apply a tourniquet
This is the main reason the recovery position helps prevent death.
What is preventing airway from blockages
This kind of burn is caused by contact with electricity and can damage internal organs.
What is electrical burns
this dangerous condition often leads to shock due to blood loss
what is severe bleeding
this law helps protect responders when giving aid in emergencies
what is the good Samaritan law