Before Giving Care (chapter 1)
Checking An Injured Or I'll Person (chapter 2)
Cardiac Emergencies (chapter 3)
Choking
(chapter 4)
Sudden Illness (chapter 5)
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True or False - emergencies are unexpected situations that require immediate action.

true

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if the person who is in need of care is responsive does that mean you still have to ask for consent to proceed with care?

yes, if the adult is responsive you have to ask for consent.

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How does a Heart attack occur?

A Heart attack occurs when blood flow to part of the heart muscle is blocked as a result of coronary artery.

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Children younger than 5 years are at particularly high risk for choking - true or false?

true.

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What is an acute illness?

An acute illness is an illness that strikes suddenly and usually only lasts for a short period of time.

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Where can you purchase a first aid kit and supplies?

You can buy these items from the Red Cross store.

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 If the child’s parent or guardian is present do you have to ask for consent to proceed with care?

yes, if the child's parent or guardian is present you have to ask for consent to give care.

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what are the Signs and Symptoms of a Heart Attack?

Chest pain, Discomfort or pain that spreads, dizziness, vomiting, Nausea and trouble breathing and sweating.

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What are signs or symptoms that an infant will show when their choking?

A person who is choking typically has a panicked, confused or surprised facial expression. Some people may place one or both hands on their throat. The infant may cough aswell.

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What is an chronic illness?

A chronic illness is an illness that a person lives with on an ongoing basis and that often requires continuous treatment to manage.

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what is the first step an every emergency?

recognizing that an emergency exists

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What should you do if the child starts having anxiety and freaking out while giving care?

Stay calm, and encourage the child’s parent or guardian to do the same.

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What should be the first thing you should do if you think someone is having a heart attack?

Call 9-1-1.

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How may you help an infant who is choking?

5 Back blows, followed by 5 Abdominal thrust.

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What are signs or symptoms shown for "sudden Illness?"

Trouble breathing, fever, vomiting, pain and dizziness.

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what should you do after recognizing the emergency?

decide if you want to take action and making sure the scene is clear and safe.

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how to check if an adult is responsive?

shout to get the person’s attention, using the person’s name if you know it. If there is no response, tap the person’s shoulder.

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Is cardiac arrest the same thing as a heart attack?

no they are not the same.

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What do you do when the choking infant becomes unresponsive?

Slowly Place the infant on the ground and begin CPR.

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What are Signs and Symptoms of an Asthma Attack?

Wheezing or coughing, rapid shallow breathing or trouble breathing and Sweating.

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What are signs of an emergency

unusual sounds, unusual odors, unusual behaviors and unusual sights.

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how to check if a child is responsive?

shout to get the child's attention, using the child’s name if you know it then tap the bottom of the child’s foot.

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how does cardiac arrest occur?

cardiac arrest occurs when the heart stops beating or beats too ineffectively to circulate blood to the brain and other vital organs.

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True or False - When caring for a choking child do you get on 1 knee?

Yes, true you get on one knee so it's easier to proceed with care for the choking child.

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What are Signs and Symptoms of Diabetic Emergency?

A person who is having a diabetic emergency will seem generally ill, he or she may feel dizzy or shaky and might have a headache. he or she might have cool, clammy skin. The person’s behavior also may change.

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