CPR❤‍🩹
Drug & Opioid💊
Maslow's Hierarchy⯅
Hereditary diseases🤮
Body🤖
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What does cpr stand for

CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITAION

100

Where can you get drugs (legally)?

Prescription from certified pharmacists 

100

What are the levels of the Maslow's hierarchy of needs in order bottom-top?

Psychological, safety, love and belonging, esteem, self-actualization 

100

What causes hereditary diseases?

Changes or mutations in DNA

100

what does kidney do

helps regulate the body

200

What is Mr Taylors DR ABC?

C- Call

D- Doctor

R- Response

A- Airway

B- Breathing

C- Commence

200

What are some nicknames for drugs?

Mary Jane, molly, weed, grass, crack, etc.

200

How is it passed down?

It can be a dominant trait inherited from one parent or both. 

Or a recessive trait inherited from both.

It can also skip generations


200

what does liver do?

helps make nutrients to use, breaks down medicine

300

Where do you commence CPR?

Above xyphoid NEVER ON IT, also do it in center of chest

300

what reverses an opioid overdose

NARCAN

300

WHAT is sickle cell disease?

Its a blood disorder that affects blood cell. 

300

what do lungs do?

make u breathe

400

TRUE OR FALSE??

Are rescue breathes are optional?

TRUE

400

What do stimulant drugs do?

Speed up the brain and central nervous system

400

What are some symptoms Huntingtons disease?

Jerky movements, slowness, memory loss, difficulty memory

400

what does pancreas do..?

Makes insulin and creates enzymes

500

Until when do you STOP commencing CPR?

Until defibrillator arrives, you switch out with another person, and/or you take rescue breathes for yourself

500

What's an example of a depressant drug?

Alcohol, heroin, tranquilizers, sleeping pills and marijuana

500

True or false

the brain sits in the cranial cavity

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