Whomsoever you see in distress, recognize in them a fellow human being.
What is the Lifesaving Society's Motto
The goals of First Aid
What are Preserve Life, prevent further injury, promote recovery
30:2
What is the ratio of compressions to breaths when performing CPR?
Before assisting a victim you must first ask this.
What is asking for permission.
Using rescue breathing devices, masks and gloves is important because they?
The Rescue Process steps
What is Recognize, Assess, Act?
Standard of Care
What is 'Acting as a reasonable person within your training."
Blood, Pain, Distress, anxiety, Shock
What is an external bleed?
Blisters, Redness, Pain, Mild swelling, anxiety, shock
What is a second degree burn?
Person grabbing throat, coughing, wheezing
What is Choking?
Swimmer with vertical body position making little forward progress. Distress on the face. Holding arm
What is a distressed swimmer?
AVPU
What is Alert, Voice, Pain, Unresponsive
What is Anaphylaxis
A sunburn victim has widespread blistering, begins to vomit or develops a fever.
What is "when should a sunburn victim seek medical assistance?"
Cover the entry and exit wounds with a dry dressing
What is the treatment for an electrical burn?
What is reverse and ready?
SAMPLE
What is Signs & Symptoms, Allergies, Medication, Past Medical History, Last Meal, events prior
Treatment for Unconsciousness, unresponsiveness, Not breathing, Shock
What is CPR?
Provide victim with Chest pains with Apirin
What is the treatment for a heart attack.
Ventricular Fibrillation
What is a shockable heart rhythm?
The Ladder Approach - 8 rungs
What is Talk, throw, reach, wade, row, swim, tow, carry
Inadequate circulation to the body's vital tissues (in the brain, heart and lungs).
What is shock?
Spasms of the airway muscles and increased production of mucus.
What is asthma?
Reassure victim, encourage pursed lip breathing, contact EMS if conditions worsen.
What is the treatment for hyperventilation?
Your grandmother is having weakness in the left arm and leg. They are disorientated.
What is a stroke?