Bleeding
Heart Attack
Insulin
100

If you have a nose bleed, you should hold your head_____

straight, not back because the blood will flow to the back of the throat, causing a potential risk of choking.

100

What are 3 symptoms of a heart attack?

  • Sudden, severe pain, pressure or squeezing in the chest

  • Left arm pain, jaw pain and stomach pain

  • Shortness of breath

  • Low blood pressure, weak and irregular pulse

  • Indigestion

100

What is Hypoglycemia? What is Hyperglycemia?

Low Blood Sugar and High Blood Sugar

200

What ares of the body can you place a tourniquet?

The limbs
200

What is the medical term for "heart attack"?

Myocardial Infarction

200

What is the difference between Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes?

Type 1 = no insulin produced by pancreas, Type 2 = little insulin produced by pancreas. Type 1 is also often diagnosed when the patient is very young.

300

What is the medical term for "nosebleed"

Epistaxis (epi-stak-us)

300

What shouldn't you give your patient experiencing a heart attack?

Food or water

300

What does DKA stand for?

Diabetic Ketoacidosis

400

What should you do to a bleeding wound on the stomach?

Apply pressure with clothe

400

What happens if the resident goes into cardiac arrest? What do you do next?

Perform CPR

400

What is DKA?

DKA develops when your body doesn't have enough insulin to allow blood sugar into your cells for use as energy.

500

What are the four main types of tourniquets?

  • Windlass

  • Elastic band

  • Pneumatic

  • Ratcheting.

500

What can a women feel that differs from a man during a heart attack?

Women tend to feel more "tired", while men experience pain. Women can experience flu like symptoms.
500

What can happen if DKA is left untreated?

The person can go into diabetic coma, and eventually die.

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