Abbreviations
CPR
Positioning
Vocab
Symbols/Misc.
100

EMS(T)

Emergency Medical Services (Technician)

100

What is the ratio from compressions to breath?

30:2

100

Why do you need to tilt the head when performing CPR? 

Open Airway

100

The Golden Hour 

The hour you have to rescue a patient from time of injury 

100

What is the signs for before, after, and with?

a with a line above, p with a line above, and c with a line above

200

MASH

Mobility, Army, Surgical, Hospital 

200

What does CPR stand for? 

Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation

200

What are the hand positions needed for CPR chest compressions?

Adult: Two hands interlocked (one on top of the other) and near 90-degree bent wrist 

Child: One hand and near 90-degree bent wrist

Infant: Two fingers straightened 


200

PPE

Personal Protective Equipment

200

What is the recommended placement of AED pads with a child?

middle of upper chest and middle back

300

BLS/ALS

Basic Life Support/Advanced Life Support 

300

What is the two-person rescue compression/breath ratio? How does this work in a scenario with an AED?

15:2

300

Where should your hands be when performing the Hymelic Maneuver?

Navel/Belly Button 

300

Sharp 

Bonus: Sharp in the Hole

A needle; A needle needing to be thrown away

300

What is UP

Universal Precautions

400

HIV 

Human Immunodeficiency Virus 

400

What is the order of events when saving an adult and child/infant?

Adult: Call 911, do CPR, EMS/Advanced Care

*if alone call after two 2 minutes of CPR

Child: One cycle of CPR, Call 911, EMS/Advanced Medical Care

400

Where should your hands be when opening an airway and performing rescue breaths? Bonus: What is it called?

One on the chin, two fingers pinching the nose, and the back of the hand tilting the head back; C of E (or Church of England)

400

Clinical and Biological Death 

Clinical Death: The 4 - 6 minutes after injury where life is still attainable 

Biological Death: Time and vital signs are gone and zero brain activity left

400

What are the codes of an ambulance?

Code 2: no lights/sirens (can be upgraded)

Code 3: lights and sirens, life and death, race of time 

500

BSI

Bonus: Examples?

Body System Isolation

Goggles, Hospital Gowns, Show Covers, etc. 

500

What is the rate of chest compressions when performing CPR on an infant?

100-120 

500

What should you do to remove an object from an obstructed airway?

Swipe with pinkie 

500

Systolic/Diastolic 

Blood pressure in the arteries during contraction of veins; Blood pressure that remains between heart contractions 

500

Who is Johnathon Letterman and what did he do? What does the thing do?

Civil War Doctor who created the Triage System that determines the importance of treating victims 

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