CPR & AED
•This is the first thing you check before giving any first aid.
what is... evaluate the scene around you
•Most important first step to control bleeding.
•What is direct pressure?
•Airway blocked by food or object.
•What is choking?
•Dangerously high body temperature.
•What is heat stroke?
•Used to support an injured arm.
•What is a sling?
•Push at this speed during CPR (per minute).
•What is 100–120 compressions per minute? (I use the beat of Staying Alive so thats an acceptable answer as well)
•once bleeding slows down what do you do
•What is disinfect the wound and cover it to prevent infection?
•Abdominal thrusts are also called this.
•What is the Heimlich maneuver?
•Dangerously low body temperature.
•What is hypothermia?
•Common bandage to secure dressings.
•What is a roller bandage?
•Device that analyzes heart rhythm and can deliver a shock.
•What is an AED?
•Used only for severe limb bleeding.
•What is a tourniquet?
•Facial droop, arm weakness, speech difficulty is a sign of this.
•What is a stroke?
•First step in treating frostbite.
•Move to warmth and protect the area but dont warm up too fast.
•When splinting, immobilize joint above and this.
•What is the joint below?
•Adult CPR compression-to-breath ratio.
•What is 30 to 2
•Burn affecting outer skin layer where you may see some bublling of the skin.
•What is a second-degree burn?
•The two reasons snow goggles are important when skiing.
•What are snow blindness and eye protection?
•Injury possible after lightning strike.
•What is cardiac arrest or burns?
•Fracture that breaks through skin.
•What is an open fracture?
•Position for unconscious but breathing victim.
•What is the recovery position?
•How to treat shock while waiting for help.
•Lay them down, keep warm, elevate legs (if appropriate).
•Dangerously low blood sugar.
•What is hypoglycemia?
•Venomous bite requiring victim to stay calm and still.
•What is a snakebite?
•Check this before and after splinting.
•What is circulation, sensation, and movement (CSM)?