CPR/AED
What does CPR stand for?
Cardio
Pulmonary
Resuscitation
The acronym BE FAST stands for?
B - Balance
E - Eyesight
F - Facial Droop
A - Arm Weakness
S - Speech Difficulty
T - Time
Before and after splinting, it is important to check THIS acronym. What does it stand for?
P - Pulse
M - Motor
S - Sensory
A victim is experiencing nausea, and sweating, after playing outside in the sun.
Heat Exhaustion
When providing first aid you should wear _____?
PPE
Give at least 3 reasons why we would stop CPR
• The scene becomes unsafe
• The victim shows obvious signs of life
• You become exhausted
• Another trained rescuer arrives or takes over
• You are too exhausted to continue
Someone experiencing a hypoglycemic event that is sitting up and able to swallow should be encouraged to eat or drink something with sugar. True or False?
True
Name 3 locations we can splint?
Wrist
Knee
Ankle
Finger
Elbow
This cold injury causes skin to turn white/waxy skin.
True/False
After giving first aid in the workplace, it is okay to talk about what happened with anyone you want.
FALSE
Compression on an adult are given at a rate of # compression to # breath at # depth. Fill in the numbers
30 : 2: at least 2in"
Cardiac Arrest is a ______ problem
Heart Attack is a ______ problem
rhythm
clot
What are the ABC's of stop the bleed?
Alert 911
Find the Bleed
Compression to stop it
This device should be used to remove a tick.
Tweezers
Wearing PPE protects you from?
Bloodborne diseases
At what step during CPR do we use the AED?
As soon as it becomes available
Jerking movements of the body, and glassy eyed stares are examples of THIS medical emergency.
Seizure
Severe bleeding on an arm or leg that can not be controlled with direct pressure will require THIS.
Tourniquet
Where are the most effective areas on the body to apply cool water/damp cloths for cool someone down?
Armpit, Groin, Neck
Properly removing theses keeps bodily fluids of the person you're helping from touching you.
Gloves
There is no need to remove a medication patch when applying AED pads. True/False
False
Trouble breathing, swelling of the face and tounge are signs of a severe allergic reaction. What should be given, and where?
Epi Pen, lateral thigh side, in between knee and hip.
Losing large amounts of blood can lead to THIS life-threatening condition.
Shock
Cold injury that causes a drop in your core temperature. Shivering is usually a beginning sign of this and can cause death.
Hypothermia
For every emergency, you will want to take THESE actions to protect yourself and the victim.
1. Scene Safety
2. Universal Precautions