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What is the compression depth for adult CPR?

2 to 2.4 inches

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abrasion

a medical term used to refer to the damage to the skin through scraping or wearing away

100

anaphylaxis n.  

an acute or serious allergic reaction to a chemical or an allergen, potentially life-threatening

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laceration n.  

 a medical term for deep cuts or tears in the flesh or skin

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WHAT IS AN INCISION?

SHARP OBJECT INJURY

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What is an AED (Automated External Defibrillator)?

This device can restart a heart during sudden cardiac arrest.

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What are chest compressions and rescue breaths?

These are the two main parts of CPR

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WHAT WOULD YOU NOT DO WHEN CARING FOR A PATIENT HAVING A SEIZURE ?

HOLD PATIENT AND RESTRAIN THEM FROM CONVULSING 

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What is the semi-prone position?

This is the position used to keep an unconscious but breathing person safe.

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WHAT IS A LACERATION? 

TISSUE TORN AND UNEVEN 

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what is the first emergency action of the severe burns?

  • Position & Protect: Lay casualty down; keep burn off the ground.
  • Cool: Run cool water for ≥10 minutes until pain eases.
  • Remove Items: Take off rings, watches, tight clothing (if not stuck).
  • Cover: Use sterile dressing (avoid covering face burns).
  • Monitor: Check pulse, breathing, responsiveness; note cause.
  • Transport: Get medical help; keep patient calm.
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Why is first aid needed?

Because medical help does not always arrive immediately when someone is injured or becomes ill and usually performed by a non-expert until help arrives

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what is RICE stands for? 


is packaged in the abbreviation RICE which is Rest, Icing, Compression, and Elevation

300

I am trained in basic ______ ______ techniques
 

first aid

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To stop bleeding, a first responder must apply ______ to the injury

pressure

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A doctor will need to ______ the victim’s condition upon arrival  

access/ permission


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a life-threatening emergency caused by extreme heat exposure or exertion, resulting in a core body temperature over 104°F (40°C).

HEAT STROKE

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Often called “gas and air,” this 50/50 mixture of nitrous oxide and oxygen is used for rapid pain relief in the field

ENTONOX

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collision n.

an event when two or more moving bodies collide through an exertion of very strong forces; vehicular accidents

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Commonly occurring in young children, this type of seizure is triggered by a rapid increase in body temperature, usually from a fever.

febrile convilsion

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Move the person to a warm, dry area, remove wet clothing, and wrap them in warm blankets, covering the head and neck. Focus on warming the core (chest, neck, groin) first using dry compresses or skin-to-skin contac

hyperthermia

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Before applying a sterile dressing to a minor scrape, you should apply a small amount of __ ___ to help prevent infection.

antiseptic cream

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Which of the following is most applicable for skin that becomes off color, waxy, and numb?

Frostbite

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WHATS AN AVULSION?

SKIN OR PART TORN OFF

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During the delicate ophthalmic procedure, the surgeon used ___ ___ to carefully absorb excess fluid from the surface of the eye.

eye spears

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