Root words/Abbreviation
hema or hema
a. blood
b. veins
c. heart
blood
First degree burn
a. Damaging the epidermis
b. damaging the hypodermis
c. damaging dermis
damaging the epidermis
what are the 3 emergency procedures
a. care for victim(s), call 911, get help
b. call 911, give cpr, wait for EMS to arrive
c. check surroundings, call 911, care for victim(s)
check surroundings, call 911, care for victim(s)
How many chest compressions should you give when giving cpr
a. 20
b. 25
c. 30
30
Closed fracture
a. crack or chip in the bone
b. the broken bone does not protrude through the skin
c. break separates a bone into two or more fragments
the broken bone does not protrude through the skin
cardio
a. heart
b. viens
c. arteries
heart
Second degree burn
a. burn with fire
b. sunburn or contact with liquids
c. redness and moderate pain
sunburn or contact with liquids
examining the victim for life threatening conditions involves
a. checking blocked airway
b. calling 911
c. doing cpr
checking for blocked airway
When giving cpr you should do so until
AED arrives
scene becomes unsafe
obvious signs of life
incomplete fracture
a. crack or chip in the bone
b. broken bone protrudes through the skin
c. break separates a bone into two or more fragments
crack or chip in the bone
pulmanry
a. refers to veins
b. refers to brain
c. refers to lungs
Third degree burn
a. relatively painless
b. heals in 3 to 6 weeks
c. red skin, swelling, blisters
relatively painless
If the victim is pregnant, where should you give abdominal thrust
sternum (or breast bone)
When giving cpr and slow breaths what are you watching
a. stomach to rise
b. chest to rise
c. to see if they are breathing
chest to rise
strain
a. joint becomes stiff and swollen
b. stretched or torn ligament
c. when a muscle or tendon is pulled to the point of tearing
when a muscle or tendon is pulled to the point of tearing
CPR stands for
cardiopulmonary resuscitation
second degree burn
a. through the dermis and hypodermis
b. through the dermis and epidermis
c. contact with contact with hot liquids or steam
through dermis and epidermis
Apply splint to immobilize the injured joint is an example of
a. fracture
b. sprain
c. dislocation
dislocation
What happens if a person's blood drops to a critical low
a. trauma
b. shock
c. severe bleeding
shock
When a person to high temperatures over a prolonged period
a. hypothermia
b. shock
c. hyperthermia
hyperthermia
What does AED stand for?
a. Automated external defibrillator
b. aviation engineering division
c. Alternative external defibrillator
Automated external defibrillator
third degree
a. characterized by redness and moderate pain
b. whitish and charred appearance
c. burns that affect the outer most and second layer of skin
d. all of the above
whitish and charred appearance
When swelling is gone you should heat periodically
a. 20 minutes on and 20 minutes off
b. 20-30 minutes
c. 10-15 minutes
20-30 minutes
What do you use to restart the heart
a. defibrillator
b. cpr
c. calling 911
defibrillator
frostbite
a. appears waxy, white or gray
b. whitish and charred
c. hard and sensitive to touch
appears waxy, white or gray