Frostnip
Frostbite
Ice Rescue
Protocols
Safety
100

Frostnip

What is another name for a local cold injury?

100

Frostbite

What is another name for late or deep local cold injury?

100

Protect yourself

What is the number one rule in ice rescue?

100

Less than 93.2 F

What is Mild Hypothermia?

100

Temperature is well above freezing

When can hypothermia occur?

200

Early or Superficial

What is one way to classify local cooling injuries? 

200

Affected skin appears white and waxy

What is a common sign of late or deep local cold injury? 

200

Ladder

What is an effective tool used in ice rescue?

200

Less than 86 F

What is severe hypothermia?

200

Head and neck especially bald headed people and babies.

Where on the body is the most radiant heat loss?

300

Nose, tips of ears, upper checks and fingers

What are the areas most susceptible to early or superficial cold injuries?

300

Skin turns mottled or blotchy, and the color turns from white to grayish yellow and finally to grayish blue.

What does the skin look like when frostbite progresses?

300

The first 1 in Dr. Popsicle's ice/cold water formula

What is cold shock and the first 1 minute to try not to panic but to get control of your breathing and to stay calm?

300

Passive External Rewarming

What is a procedure in our protocols that can be initiated for Mild Hypothermia?

300

Firefighters:(

Which rescuer are more likely to die from attempting ice rescues?

400

Get the patient out of the cold environment

What is the first "emergency care" to provide for a patient with an early local cold injury?

400

Transport without delay, protecting the frostbitten or frozen area by covering it and handling it as gently as possible.

What is an important step in initial emergency care for late or deep local cold injury?

400

10 in the 1-10-1 formula

What is 10 minutes of before you lose the effective us of arms and legs? Concentrate of self rescue.

400

Active External Rewarming

What is a patient care protocol that can be initiated for Moderate Hypthermia?

400

Elderly and patients with injuries, infection and alcohol use

Who suffer the effects of cold more immediately?

500

If the injury is to an extremity, splint and cover it. Do not rub or massage the area, and do not reexpose it to the cold.

What is a VERY important Emergency Care to provide if the local cold injury is to an extremity?

500

Do not attempt active rewarming of frozen parts

What is the KCEMS protocol for active rewarming of frostbite?

500

The last 1 in the 1-10-1 formula

What is the 1 hour you have before you could become unconscious due to hypothermia?

500

No patient is dead until they are Warm and Dead!

What is our protocol "Pearl" for termination of resuscitation?

500

Work as a team

What is one of the best courses of action for attempting a safe ice rescue?

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