Burns
Injury that can be caused by fire, heat, chemical agents, radiation and/or electricity:
A Burn
Harmful reactions can occur when _or_ are lost through perspiration:
Water or Salt
A break in a bone is a:
Fracture
Nose bleeds can also be called:
epistaxis
MONA stands for:
Morphine, Oxygen, Nitroglycerin, Aspirin
Burns are either classified as (3):
Superficial, Partial Thickness, or Full Thickness
Muscle pains and spasms are a sign of:
Heat Cramps
When a part is forced beyond its normal ROM _ occurs
Sprain
Clear or blood tinged fluid draining from the ear can be a sign of this injury:
Skull or Brain
FAST stands for:
Face, Arms, Speech, Time
This type of burn causes mild swelling and pain:
Superficial/ 1st Degree
A later sign of _ is pale, glossy skin that is white or grayish in color.
Frostbite
Backs are frequent sites of this injury:
Strain
Liquid inside the eyeball:
Vitreous Humor
Two types of strokes:
Ischemic & hemorrhagic
Medical care should be obtained if _% of an adult's body is burned and _% of a child's:
15%- Adult
10%-Child
_ can occur if frostbitten parts or rubbed or massaged:
Gangrene
3 main types of splints:
Inflatable, Padded, Traction
3 types of chest wounds:
Sucking, Penetrating, Crushing
_ is often misdiagnosed in women:
Heart Attack / MI
According to the rule of nines, if a person's entire both legs and their upper chest is burned, what % of their body is affected? Should they seek medical help?
45%, YES
If not treated _ can turn into a heat stroke:
Heat Exhaustion
PMS stands for:
Pulse, Motor, Sensory
Place a pillow or rolled blanket under the _ to help relax abdominal muscles
Knees
Diabetic Coma is caused by
Hyperglycemia