CPR
What are the 6 steps in CPR
DR.ABC
Look for danger
Check for response
Open their airway
Check if they are breathing
Call 911
Commence CPR
What is the meaning of Hereditary diseases?
A condition passed down from parents to kids through genes.
What are some physiological needs?
-Water
-Food
-Sleep
-Shelter
-Clothes
-Air
What are symptoms of fatty liver disease
Weakness
Weight loss
What are infectious diseases?
Diseases caused by pathogens
How do you check if someone is breathing?
Keep your hands on the person's head/chin. Look listen, and feel for normal, regular breathing for up to 10 seconds.
How are Hereditary diseases passed down?
Through genes from parents
What are some safety needs?
-Security of body
-health
-family
-resourses
-property
What can alcohol do to your body?
-Impairs their ability to regulate the volume and composition of fluid and electrolytes in the body
(Heart)
-Cronic, heavy alcohol use increases the risk of heart disease
-Alcohol can also worsen high blood pressure and diabetes, two risk factors for heart disease
What are some common ways germs enter the body? (Name 3)
Through mouth, through inhaling, through eyes, through cuts in your skin, and through insect bites
What does LLF stand for
Look,Listen,Feel
Common Hereditary Blood disorder
(Sickle cell disease)
-Affects red blood cells
-More common in certain populations
What are some Love and Belongings
-Connection
-Relationships
-love
Name some risk factors for using DRUGS
(At least 2)
-School failure
-Family problems
-Poor anger management
-No rules
-Bad health
How do diseases spread? (Name 2)
Through direct contact, droplets in the air, contaminated food, insect bites, and contact with contaminated surfaces
How do you open their airway
To open an unconscious patient's airway, place one hand on their forehead and tilt their head backwards.Place two fingers on the bony part of their chin and lift it.
Head tilt chin lift.
Hereditary diseases that affect your growth
(Dwarfism)
-shorter than average
(Marfan syndrom)
-very tall
-long limbs and fingers
What are some ways you can increase your esteem?
-Respect
-Self esteem
Why do some teens do drugs?
(At least 2)
-To feel older
-Friends and family
-Trauma
-Feel different
-Celebrations
-Pear Pressure
-Past emotions
What are signs of infection?
Symptoms
What is a defibrillator and what does it do.
A defibrillator is an electric device which can be used to help restart someones heart.
Genetic brain disorders
(Huntington's disease)
-Affects movement and thinking
(Down Syndrom)
-Extra chromosome
-Affects learning and development
What does Self Actualisation mean?
You accept who you are
Types of drugs
(Name at least 2)
-Stimulants: Caffeine, Nicotine, Cocaine/Crack, Diet Pills
-Depressants: Alcohol, Heorin, Sleeping Pills, Marijuana
-Hallucinagoens: LSD, Magic Mushrooms, PCP, Peyote
What are the types of pathogens? (name all)
Bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites, and protozoa