CPR & Choking
The ratio of chest compressions to breaths.
What is 30:2
People around you in a situation that can help you with various tasks (calling 911, getting supplies, etc.)
What is a bystander
A systematic check over the victims body to look for any bumps, bruises, scrapes or other variations of bodily harm.
What is Head to Toe
Talk, throw, reach, wade, row, swim, tow, and carry.
What is the Ladder Approach
The barrier device used to protect you against any bodily fluids.
What is gloves
The unit that delivers an electrical shock to the heart.
What is AED
Confusion, restlessness, weakness, anxiety,
What is Shock
Signs include; difficulty breathing, anxiety, wheezing
What is Asthma
The act that protects you as a first aider.
What is Good Samaritan Act
A commuinty wide system that responds to emergencies.
What is EMS
pain in chest & shoulder, denial of symptoms...
What is Heart Attack
Treatment for Hyperventilation
Reassure and try to calm victim, call EMS if it becomes severe
Position in which we give drowning victims a floating aid
Reverse and Ready
This is the best position in which to allow vomit to drain.
What is Recovery Position.
A condition where half of the body goes limp, and involves lack of blood to the brain
What is Stroke.
Difficulty breathing, often caused by an allergen.
What is Anaphylaxis
A rescuer assumes permission to help a unconscious person.
What is implied concent.
This is your main priority when dealing with primary emergencies.
What is ABC
What do we do when blood has soaked through the bandages of a bleeding victim?
Keep adding bandages onto and apply direct pressure to wound