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Emergency Medical Services

What does EMS in EMS system stand for?

100

SAMPLE

What is the method you use to gather more information?

100

A heart attack occurs when blood flow to part of the heart muscle is blocked

When does a heart attack occur?

100
5 back blows

How many back blows do you give when caring for an adult or child who is choking

100
An acute illness strikes you suddenly and only lasts for a short period of time

What is an acute illness

200

Unusual sounds, unusual odors, unusual sights, unusual behaviors

What are 4 signs of an emergency?

200

S=Signs and Symptoms

A= Allergies

M=Medications

P= Pertinent medical history

L= Last food or drink

E= Events leading up to the incident

What does SAMPLE stand for?

200

Cardiac arrest occurs when the heart stops beating or beats too ineffectively to circulate blood to the brain and other vital organs. 

When does cardiac arrest occur?

200

5 abdominal thrusts

How many abdominal thrusts do you give when caring for an adult or child who is choking?

200

A chronic illness is an illness that a person lives on an ongoing basis that often requires continuous treatment to manage. 

What is a chronic illness?

300

When you assume the person would give consent if he or she were able to do so. 

What is implied consent?

300

Head to toe

What is the way to check a person who is injured or ill?
300

Cardiac Chain of Survival are five actions  that increase the person's likelihood of surviving cardiac arrest. 

What is the Cardiac Chain of Survival?

300

Nuts, chunks of fruit, popcorn, buttons, marbles, coins, etc. 

What are some popular choking hazards?

300

Difficulty breathing

What is respiratory distress?
400

CHECK, CALL, CARE

What are the three steps for an emergency?

400

If the person is moving, opening his or her eyes, moaning, breathing normally. 

How do you know if a person is responsive?

400

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

What does CPR stand for

400

Lower than his or her chest. 

What part of the infant's body should its head be lower than?

400
Asthma is a chronic illness in which riggers cause inflammation and narrowing of the airways make breathing difficult.

What is asthma?

500

9-1-1

What do you call to begin the EMS system

500

The person does not respond in any way, not breathing, or only gasping

How do you know if the person is unresponsive?
500

100-120 compressions/min

What is the rate for adult, child, and infant when giving CPR

500

Until the infant can cough forcefully, cry or breathe, or infant becomes unresponsive. 

How long should you continue give sets of 5 back blows and 5 chest thrusts to an infant?

500

Diabetes is a chronic condition characterized by the body's inability to process glucose in the bloodstream

What is diabetes?

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