Trauma
Penetrating trauma should be treated by.
What is Securing the object in place
Cold, Clammy skin, altered mental status, nausea, and vomiting are signs of
What is Shock
The sac in which the fetus develops
What is the Amniotic sac
This agency should be on scene prior to your arrival when called to a domestic dispute
What is Law enforcement
How often the AED analyzes
What is every 2 minutes
This device is best to use when you brake the largest bone in your body.
What is Traction splint
The shock from the loss of too much blood
What is Hypovolemic or hemorrhagic shock
The scoring system used to assess the status of the infant.
What is the Apgar Score
The BLS team needs ALS support or there are more Patients than providers
What is When to call for additional recourses
When checking for a pulse on an infant you would use this artery
What is the Brachial artery
Important to check these 3 things before and after applying a splint.
What is the Pulse, sensation, and movement
Shock from an allergic reaction
What is Anaphylactic shock
When the baby's head starts to appear.
What is Crowning
What the crew should be looking for arriving on scene
What is Scene Safety
Max amount of time chest compressions can be interrupted
What is 10 seconds
"DAILY DOUBLE". A sucking wound should be covered with this.
What is an Occlusive dressing
Shock from a severe infection
What is Septic Shock
In this abnormal presentation the baby's buttocks come out first
What is Breeched
This article of clothing that may keep you from getting injured on the scene of a traffic accident.
What is Reflective Vest
"DAILY DOUBLE" When should CPR be started on a chocking patient
What is When the patient goes unconscious
3 or more ribs broken in 2 or more places
What is Flail chest
Shock primarily affects this body system
What is the Circulatory system
Perfect score for an infant on the APGAR scoring system
What is 10
Falls from ladders, bent steering wheels, a knife laying next to a patient
What are Mechanisms of injury
Number of chest compression per minute in adult CPR
What is 100 to 120