Conscious choking
Unconscious choking
CPR
AED
Other
100
The number of back blows and abdominal thrusts you perform on a conscious choking child/adult
What is 5 each
100
You do this after 30 chest compressions
What is 'check for the object'
100
what does CPR stand for?
What is cardiopulmonary resuscitation
100
what does AED stand for?
What is automated external defibrillator
100
these are the 2 types of airway obstructions
What is 'anatomical & mechanical'
200
You feel for this on on a victim to make sure your fist is in the right place for abdominal thrusts
What is a belly button
200
You do this after you've checked for the object and nothing was seen
What is give 2 rescue breaths
200
what is the ratio of compressions to rescue breaths for ALL ages?
What is 30:2
200
These are 3 precautions when using AEDs
What is [see book]
200
these are the 2 general types of breathing emergencies
What is 'respiratory distress & respiratory arrest'
300
You do this when a victim becomes unconscious during your conscious choking blows/thrusts
What is carefully lower him/her to the floor
300
You're conscious choking victim just became unconscious while you were giving back blows. You lower him to the floor and do this first
What is check for an object in his mouth
300
Give 4 examples when you'd stop performing CPR
What is 'too exhausted, signs of life, another trained person takes over, AED available to use, scene is unsafe'
300
This is what an AED will advise if your victim is in asystole
What is 'nothing--(there's no electrical activity to correct)'
300
What are the 4 parts of the cardiac chain of survival?
What is 'early recognition & call 911; early CPR; early defib; early EMS'
400
These are eliminated from the conscious choking steps if a person is in a wheelchair or a very obese person that doesn't allow you to get your arms around their stomach or chest
What is abdominal thrusts
400
This is what you do when your 2 rescue breaths go in after removing the object (and 2 different types of care given based on what you find)
What is 'assess breathing 10 sec---if YES breathing, monitor condition. If NO breathing, continue normal CPR cycle'
400
These are some causes (3) of cardiac arrest, in which a victim is unconscious & not breathing
What is 'Cardiovascular disease, congenital heart disease, heart attack, electrocution, stroke, respiratory arrest, trauma to the chest,...'
400
this is the age and wt cutoff for determining whether to use adult or pediatric AED pads
What is '8 yrs, 55 lbs'
400
These are 4 symptoms of a heart attack
What is 'chest pain, neck/jaw/back pain, SOB, sweating, blue/pale skin, nausea, vomiting,...'
500
This is what you do if someone is choking on a piece of hard candy and coughing
What is let him/her keep coughing and only give care when coughing stops
500
These are the steps you take when you notice Liz's baby girl not moving from across the room (when you give rescue breaths, they do NOT go in, even after re-tilting)
What is 'check scene for safety, check baby for consciousness, get consent (if applicable), call 911 because she's unconscious, assess breathing 10 sec, give 2 breaths because she's not breathing, re-tilt & try again, [scan for severe bleeding], give 30 chest compressions, check for object in mouth, 2 rescue breaths,...'
500
This is the rate to give compressions, sec to complete 30 comp, sec to complete 1 CPR cycle, and how many CPR cycles to be completed in 2 minutes while an AED waits to re-analyze heart'
What is '100/min, 18 sec, 24 sec, 5'
500
This is what you'd tell your student when she placed the AED pads on the upper left and lower right chest of the victim, which covered something that looked like an implanted pacemaker, and then she tried taking the pads off after it advised 'no shock'
What is 'Pads should be placed on the upper R and lower L of the chest, with slight adjustments so they do no cover the pacemaker. However, pads are very sticky & usually only EMS will be able to move them. If no shock is advised, still continue CPR until EMS takes over.'
500
This is the path the electrical impulse of the heart travels (in a healthy heart)
What is SA node-->AV node-->Purkinje fibers
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