Emergency Care
ATC and Nursing Facts
Wounds and injuries
General Anatomy
General Terminology
100
CPR rate of compressions to breathes for adults
What is the rate of 30:2?
100
A medical professional that specializes in the prevention, evaluation, treatment, organization, and emergency care of athletes.
What is Athletic Trainer?
100
Superficial damage to the skin also known as scrapping the skin. EX. Turf Burn
What is Abrasion?
100
Largest Bone in the body
What is Femur?
100
an obsessive fear of gaining weight in which a person refuses to eat
What is anorexia
200
EMT is the abbreviation of?
What is Emergency Medical Technicians
200
Abbreviation for registered nurse
What is RN?
200
Another name for Sutures
What is Stitches?
200
Smallest bone in the body.
What is Stapes?
200
blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart
What is Artery?
300
In case of an emergency what do you do?
What is call 911
300
Who is the chair of the divison of nursing at UWA?
Who is Dr. Mary Hanks
300
Caused by a CLEAN sharp edged object such as a knife or razor to make a straight clean surgical cut.
What is Incision?
300
names of the bones located in the toes.
What is Phalanges?
300
common name for epistaxis
What is nosebleed?
400
AED is the abbreviation of?
What is Automated External Defibrillator
400
The test required in order to get into the nursing program at UWA.
What is the HESI
400
the displacement or disturbance of normal placement of a joint
What is dislocation?
400
Approximately how many times a minute does an average human blink. A.35 B.20 C.15 D.9
What is C?
400
instrument used for taking blood pressure and listening to the heart.
What is sphygmomanometer?
500
Name at least 3 PPEs (personal protective equipment)
What is gloves, mask, gown, and face shield.
500
The head of the athletic training department at the University of West Alabama.
Who is R.T. Floyd?
500
deep cut or tearing of the skin. EX. getting cut by machinery
What is Laceration?
500
Masseter muscle is involved in what bodily function.
What is Chewing?
500
yellowing of the skin and the whites of the eyes caused by an accumulation of bile pigment (bilirubin) in the blood
What is jaundice?
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