Foundations
Law which protects res ponder from financial liability.
What is Good Samaritan law?
What does SAMPLE stand for?
What occurs when blood flow to part of the heart muscle is blocked
What is a heart attack.
What is back blows, and abdominal thrusts.
What are signs and symptoms of sudden illnesses?
What is
Trouble breathing.
Pain, such as chest pain, abdominal pain or a headache.
Changes in level of consciousness, such as being confused or unaware of one’s surroundings, or becoming unresponsive.
Light-headedness or dizziness.
Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or stomach cramps.
A fever.
When to activate the EMS system?
What is Emergency situations, or Emergency conditions.
What is consent.
What occurs when the heart stops beating or beats too ineffectively to circulate blood to the brain and other vital organs.
What is a cardiac arrest.
For what age group do you give a combination of 5 back blows followed by 5 chest thrusts?
What is an infant.
Is asthma a chronic or a acute illness?
What is a chronic illness.
If someone is unresponsive and unable to give consent what is the law that assumes the person would give consent.
What is implied consent.
If a person moves their eyes, mouth, and is breathing normally what are they?
What is responsive.
What is a skill that
is used when a person is in cardiac arrest to keep
oxygenated blood moving to the brain and other vital
organs until advanced medical help arrives
What is CPR.
When you tap on someone and they do not respond, they are in what condition?
What is being unresponsive.
Convert liquid medication into a mist, which is delivered over several minutes?
What is small-volume Nebulizers
These are spread when blood from an infected person enters the blood stream of a non infected person.
What is blood-borne pathogens.
If the person does not respond in any way and is not
breathing or is only gasping, what should you assume?
What is a cardiac arrest.
What is CPR.
What is the condition that happens when the airway becomes either partially or completely blocked by a foreign option.
What is choking.
A written plan that the person develops
with his or her healthcare provider that details
daily management of the condition.
What is an Asthma action plan.
These get expelled into the air when an affected person coughs of sneezes.
What is Airborne Pathogens
Is isolated breathing or frequent gasping normal breathing?
NO.
For what age group do you place Two fingers on center of chest, just below the nipple line when giving CPR.
What is Infant.
What is choking.
A drug that slows or stops the effects of anaphylaxis.
What is Epinephrine.