Conditions
First Aid
Demonstrate sutures
Exams
100

Name a condition that impacts your lungs

Jolie and Gabi will determine if its correct

100
Someone is choking, but can still cough and cry. What do you do?

Encourage them to keep coughing. 

100

How do you hold the needle holder?

Gabi and Jolie will evaluate

100

You ordered a CBC. You notice the patient's hemoglobin levels are low. What does this indicate?

Anemia

200

Name a condition that impacts your heart

Jolie and Gabi will determine if its correct


200

What do you do right after a kitchen burn?

Run your hand under room temperature water for at least 5 min


Ms. Matsui tip: vinegar

200

Name 3 thread kinds

Gabi and Jolie will determine if correct


200

What does the presence of glucose (more than usual) in someone's urine usually indicate?

Diabetes 

300

Name a condition is caused by a problem in your immune system

Jolie and Gabi will determine if its correct


300

When and how do you use an epipen?

Used when someone is experiencing a severe allergic reaction called anaphylaxis


STEPS:

  • Place the ORANGE end in the thigh

  • Remove the blue safety cap

  • Swing and push firmly on the thigh until you hear a click, and hold tightly for 3 seconds 

  • Massage injection area for 10 seconds 

  • Call 911

300
True or false: There are absorbable and non absorbable thread kinds

True

300

What is a normal blood pressure?

less than 120/80 

more than 90/60 

400

Name an UTI

Jolie and Gabi will determine if it correct

400

What to do when someone is experiencing a severe burn? (Name at least 3 of the items in the list)

Stop the burning process as soon as possible

Remove clothing/jewelry near the burnt area

Cool the burn 

Keep the person warm

Cover the burn with cling film

Treat the pain

Sit upright if face or eyes are burnt

400

In what situation is suturing applicable


Gabi and Jolie will evaluate


400

What are the names of the waves seen in ECGs?

PQRST

500

Name Jolie's favorite condition to study.

takotsubo cardiomyopathy

500

When is CPR applicable and how do you perform it?

CPR is performed when someone doesn’t show signs of life, like breathing or pulse. They are unconscious, unresponsive. 


First call one ambulance!

Lay the person down

Open the airways

30 chest compressions

2-3 rescue breaths

Repeat

500

Demonstrate a simple suture

Jolie and Gabi will evaluate


500

What can a high level of creatinine indicate in a CBC?

Kidneys are not working well

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