Before Giving Care
Checking on Injured Person Before Care
Cardiac Arrest
CPR/AED
Random
100

Permission from the injured or ill person (or the person's parent if the person is a minor) to care for them.

What is consent?

100

Tow to head checking strategy (avoids scaring the person/making them more anxious) 

How do you check an injured child?

100

occurs when blood flow to the heart muscle is blocked

What is a heart attack?

100

A skill that is used when a person is in cardiac arrest to keep oxygenated blood moving to the brain and other vital organs.

What is CPR?

100

Foods and household objects and toys

What are choking hazards for children under 4 years old?

200
Were developed to encourage people to help others in emergency situations; Law that protects the responder from financial liability.

What is the Good Samaritan Law?

200

Check from head to toe

How do you check on injured adult?

200

When the heart stops beating or beats too ineffectively to circulate blood to the brain and other vital organs.

What is cardiac arrest?

200

30 chest compression and 2 rescue breaths

How many chest compressions and breaths should there be in each set?

200

Place one arm diagonally across the person's chest, bend the person forwards, and firmly strike the person between the shoulder blades with the heel of your hand

How do you give back blows? 

300

Check, Call, Care

What are the Emergency Action Steps?

300

Put them into recovery positions which helps lower the person's risk for choking and aspiration.

What do you do when a person is not responsive but fully awake?

300

4-6 minutes

8-10 minutes

How many minutes can pass before brain damage begin and become permanent?

300

Tilt head to past-neutral positions

How far back do you tilt the head for an adult when giving breaths for CPR?

300

stand behind the person (one foot in front of the other); wrap arm around the person's waist, find the person's navel, make a fist with your other hand, cover your fist with your other hand, and give a quick inward thrust into the person's abdomen.

How do you give abdominal thrusts?

400

unusual sounds; unusual odors; unusual sights; unusual behaviors

What are the signs of emergency?

400

Shout to get the person's attention; tap the shoulder/bottom of the foot; shout name again while checking for normal breathing

How do you check is a person is responsive or not?

400

Isolated or infrequent gasping in the absence of normal breathing; Occurs after the heart has stopped beating.

What are agonal breaths?

400

upper right, lower left

Where is the AED placed on an adult/older child?

400

5 sets of back blows and 5 sets of abdominal thrusts

How any sets of back blows and abdominal thrusts do you give before doing the other?

500

Recognize that an emergency exists; Decide to take action; Activating the EMS system; Giving care until EMS personnel take over.

What are the four basic steps as your role in the EMS system?
500

S=Signs and symptoms; A=Allergies; M=Medications

What does the SAM in SAMPLE stand for?

500

Recognize emergency and call 911; Early CPR; Early Defibrillation; Advanced life support; integrated Post-cardiac Arrest Care

What are the steps in the Adult Cardiac Chain of Survival?

500

You place one on the back (between the shoulder blades) and one on the stomach (in the middle of the chest)

Where is the AED placed on a baby?

500

Call 911, give yourself abdominal thrust using your hands, bend over and press your abdomen against any firm onbect (such as the back of a chair)

What do you do when you are choking?