What is the acronym used to identify someone’s medication?
TRAMP
What is the main medication that is used for asthma?
Inhaler
What is the main medication used for allergies?
Autoinjector (Epipen/Allerject)
How many phases of seizures are there?
2 Phases (Tonic/Clonic)
How many conditions of diabetes are there?
2 Conditions (hyperglycemia/hypoglycemia)
What should you always check on the medication before administering it?
Medication’s Expiration Date
Name 2 triggers that can cause asthma
exercise, smoke, pet dander, air pollutants, cold air, dust
Name 3 possible causes for an allergic reaction?
peanuts, eggs, dairy, fish, animal stings, certain medicines etc.
What should you first do if the casualty is about to have a seizure?
Clear the area
What condition of diabetes occurs when there is not enough sugar in the body?
Hypoglycemia
How many times should you ask TRAMP to the casualty?
What are 2 signs & symptoms of asthma?
Wheezing, Coughing, Rapid breathing and pulse
Name 3 signs & symptoms of anaphylaxis
hives, face swelling, neck swelling, nausea, shock, difficulty breathing etc.
What should you never do when the casualty is currently having a seizure?
Give anything by mouth or try to stop them from seizing
What should you do if a diabetic casualty is unconscious?
place into recovery position and call 911
TRUE OR FALSE: You should always administer the casualty’s medication
FALSE
After using the inhaler, how long should the casualty hold their breath for?
10 seconds
What should you do immediately after administering an autoinjector to a casualty?
Call 911
How long should you wait before calling medical help if the casualty doesn't regain consciousness or has a second seizure?
5 minutes
What scent would a hyperglycemic casualty’s breath have?
nail polish/fruity breath
Name all the 5 rights (TRAMP)
Time, Route, Amount, Medication, Person
Besides TRAMP and checking the expiry date, what else should you do before administering the inhaler?
Shake and a spray to clear any dust or residue
Which part of the body should the autoinjector be given?
The thigh
What should you do if the casualty is unconscious after having a seizure?
Put them into recovery position
What should you do if you are unsure whether a casualty has hypo- or hyper- glycemia?
Give them sugar