Organs
The Largest organ of the human body is the
What is the SKIN
EYE SOCKET is known AS
What are the ORBITAL BONE
When an object is sticking in the body
What is an impaled object
On a scale of 1-10 how bad is your pain
What is 10?
Lying on the ground FACE UP
What is Supine
What is the HEART
Not very FUNNY when HIT
What is the HUMEROUS
An object stays in motion
What is until acted upon an outside force
NOT enough Fluids
Lying on the ground FACE DOWN
What is PRONE
Helps prevent INFECTIONS.
What is the SPLEEN
Otherwise known as FINGERS
What are PHALANGES?
Getting hit by an object is called
What is Blunt force Trauma
Low body Temperature
What is Hypothermia?
Describes the location of the BACK of the Body
What is POSTERIOR
Produces INSULIN
What is the PANCREAS
What is the Femur?
Trauma with Neck and Back pain Requires.
What is Cervical spinal precautions?
How much Air can your lungs hold
Describes the location of the FRONT of the Body
Oxygen process takes place in the Two Answers
What are the LUNGS/AVEOLIES?
Bones produce this Required to breath.
What is Red Blood Cells
Belly sliced open
What is an Evisceration
How many pints of Blood in the average body
What is 12 pints
Placing a victim in the Recovery position
What is the left lateral recumbent
Controls Air moving in and out of the body
What is the Diaphragm
Two bones in the forarm
What is Radius and Ulna
More patients that you can handle is know as
What is a Mass Casualty Incident
Your patient is not dead until they are (Temp)
What is warm and dead
Tachy means
What is Fast
Where food begins the break down of nutrients
What is the Stomach
Two bones of the lower leg
What is the Tibula and Fibula
When the body part is missing
What is an Amputation
Otherwise known as your Knee
What is the Patella
Brady means
What is Slow