Eye Injuries
Do this, because the eyes track together
What is patch both eyes
This type of burn causes red/pink and painful skin
What is first degree
These items are for your protection (PPE)
What are gloves, glasses, mask, CPR mouth barrier
The first to arrive on the scene, scouts the areas for scene _________.
What is scene safety
The Halliburton Emergency Console number
What is 281-871-5555
Do this when visible debris is seen floating in the eye.
What is flushing the eye
This type of burn causes red/pink, pain, with blistered skin
What is 2nd degree burn
These items all cleanse in different ways (Name at least 2 items)
What are alcohol wipes, antiseptic wipes, sting relief wipes, sterile water or sterile saline, eye wash
A.V.P.U. is a patient assessment acronym and stands for this.
A = Awake
V = Responds to verbal Stimuli
P = Responds to Painful Stimuli
U = Unresponsive
These devices are located throughout campus
What are AEDs
Common item used to secure the eye with an impaled object
What is a cup
First aid response to first- and second-degree burns includes this first step
What is run the burned area under cool water or apply cool compresses
These ointments/creams are applied to the skin for various reasons (name at least 2 items)
What is triple antibiotic ointment, hydrocortisone cream, burn gel, burn cream
A focused physical assessment of a possible fractured lower arm would include these.
What are: visible deformities, color of skin, temperature of skin, pain level at the location, range of motion in the limb, swelling at the location
The map given to you identifies these
What is building names and locations
Chemical splash to one eye should be carefully flushed this way
What is flush away from the unaffected eye
It is okay to apply burn cream to these types of burns
What is first degree burns
If someone is injured and is bleeding, you have this assortment of dressing materials (name at least 3 items)
What are ABD pads, roll gauze, blood stoppers, gauze 4x4 pads, large multi-trauma dressing, tape, Coban, Band-Aids
A F.A.S.T. assessment is used when this is suspected.
What is a STROKE
Facial symmetry, Arms, Speech, Time
These are sometimes worn by patients with chronic diseases
What are medical alert bracelets
The three hazards which can injure the eye at North Belt
What is chemical splash/spray, dust/particles, items under tension, welding torches, moving mechanical parts
Applying this type of dressing will reduce discomfort and protect the burn
What is a non-adherent gauze pad and/or a loose gauze dressing
These items can be considered tools to gather vital patient information (3 items)
What is Pen Light, Pulse Ox, and Thermometer
An assessment on this is needed during every response: injuries, seizures, strokes, hypoglycemia, anaphylaxis, etc.
What is LOC - level of consciousness
Person, place, time, situation
Oriented x 4
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