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The Emergency Action steps that are typically performed as soon as someone comes across an emergency situation.
What is Check, Call, Care?
The method you use to gather more information about the person you are helping.
What is SAMPLE Method.
Occurs when blood flow to the part of the heart muscle is blocked
What is a heart attack.
Foods, Household Objects, and Toys
What is typical choking hazards?
This illness strikes suddenly and last only for a short period of time
What is a cute illness.
Unusual Sounds, Unusal Odors, Unusual Sights, and Unusual Behaviors
What are the signs of an Emergency?
How must you visually check a person before you give care?
Check from head to toe.
Commonly mistaken as a heart attack, but this occurs when the heart stops beating or beats too ineffectively to circulate blood to the body.
What is cardiac arrest.
5 Back blows and 5 Abdominal Thrusts
What is how to perform first aid for choking.
This illness is an illness that lives with a person with on an ongoing basis and often requires continuous treatment in order to manage it.
What is chronic illness.
This law usually protects responders who act in "reasonable and prudent person" would act if that person were in the same situation.
What is Good Samaritan Laws?
How must you physically check a person before giving care (Baby and Adult)?
What is tapping a baby's foot and tapping the person's shoulder.
This medication is used to possibly help someone with a heart attack after checkign to see whether they are allergic.
What is Aspirin.
You do this after giving back blows and abdominal thrusts and they become unresponsive.
What is CPR.
The thing EMS people look for when they arrive at the scene of emergency to give specific care.
What is identification tag
Before giving first aid care, you must obtain what from the injured or sick person.
What is consent?
When a person is responsive but not fully awake, what must you do?
What is rolling the person in a recovery postion and calling 9-1-1?
Placed on the upper right side of the chest and the other on the lower left side of the chest below the armpit.
What is an AED.
Positioned next to this person kneeling, one arm is diagonally across chest, bending this person over close to the ground and beginning back blows. Once completed this is followed by abdominal thrusts.
What is caring for a child who is choking.
Most common respiratory disease that effects a perosn's work out life.
What is Asthma
This bodily fluid can be passed through blood or air when someone is giving care to an infected person.
What are pathogens?
Signs and Symptoms, Allergies, Medications.
What is SAM in SAMPLE Method?
Prevention, Early CPR, Activation of the EMS, Early advanced life support, and integrated post-cardiac arrest care
What is Pediatric Cardiac Chain of Survivial.
The only time were you are able to do chest thrusts rather then abdominal.
What is when the person is too large and person is too pregnant.
This requires an EpiPen when a person consumes or comes to contact with the thing they are not supposed to.
What is an Allergic Reaction.