Before Giving Care
Checking an Injured or Ill Person
Cardiac emergencies
Choking
Sudden Illness
100

When do you activate the EMS System

An emergency situation

100

What is the age of an infant?

Birth to 1 year

100

Is cardiac arrest the same thing as a heart attack?

NO

100

Who do you need consent from to perform care on a child?

Parent or guardian of the child

100

What is an acute illness?

One that strikes suddenly

200

What is 1 sign of an emergency?

1. Unusual Sounds

2. Unusual Odors

3. Unusual Sights

4. Unusual Behaviors

200

What parts of the body do you check on potentially injured person?

From Head to Toe

200

What are 3 signs of a heart attack?

- Chest pain

- Discomfort

- Dizziness or Light-headiness

- Trouble breathing

- Nausea or vomiting

- Pale

- Sweating

- Feeling of anxiety

- Extreme fatigue

- Unresponsiveness

200

What are the main choking hazard?

Food or household objects

200

How does a stroke occur?

Blood flow to a part of the brain is interrupted by a blood clot.

300

What do the Good Samaritan Laws protect us from?

It protects the responder from financial liability

300

What is the age of a toddler?

1 to 3 years

300

What does aspirin do?

It is a blood thinner

300

What changes when giving Care to a child rather then an adult?

You must get on 1 knee

300

What type of condition is diabities?

A chronic condition

400

What does EMS stand for?

Emergency Medical Services System

400

What is the age of an adolescent?

12 to 20 years

400

When does a heart attack occur?

When there is blockage in the artery

400

What should you do if the person you are treating for choking becomes unresponsive?

Carefully lower them to the ground and begin performing CPR

400

What are 2 signs of an Asthma attack?

1. Wheezing and Coughing

2. Rapid, shallow breathing 

3. Sweating

4. Anxiety and fear

5. Tightness in the chest

6. Unable to talk without a taking breaths

500

What 5 things must you do to contain consent before giving Care?

1. State your name

2. State the type and level of training you have

3. Explain what you think is wrong

4. Explain what you plan to do

5. Ask if you may help

500

What abbreviation is used for the method of interviewing a responsive person?

SAMPLE

Signs of symptons

Allergies

Medications

Pertinent medical history

Last food or drink

Events


500

How long of no breathing does it take till brain damage can become unchangeable? 

8-10 minutes

500

What combination should you give to a person that is choking?

5 back blows and then 5 abdominal thursts

500

What is Epinephrine?

A drug that slows down or stops the effect of anaphylaxis.