Foundations
The best way to help lower your risk of infection after giving care.
What is to wash your hands?
When giving breaths to an adult this is how far you should tilt the head to open the airway.
What is to tilt the head past neutral?
The acronym AED stands for.
What is Automated External Defibrillator?
You checked the scene and the scene is safe. This is the next thing you should do when approaching a conscious person who is bleeding?
What is ask for consent?
The best way to check for a responsiveness in an infant.
What is tapping/ tickling their foot?
You should check for breathing, pulse and life threatening bleeding in this amount of time.
What is no more than 10 seconds?
The ratio of compressions to breaths for an adult victim.
What is 30:2?
The very first step you should take when the AED arrives on scene.
What is to turn it on?
After you checked the scene and the scene is safe. You already received consent and put on your PPE. This is the next thing you do for a conscious person who is bleeding?
What is apply pressure with using gauze or gauze like material?
This is where you apply the AED pads on a infant.
What is on the middle of the chest and the middle of the shoulder blades on the back?
The three C's in the steps to manage a emergency?
What is Check; Call; Care?
3 songs that you can sing that will help maintain the correct compression rate of 100 - 120 beats per minute.
What is "Stayin Alive"; "Another One Bites the Dust"; "Baby Shark"; "I will survive"; "Dancing Queen"; "Uptown Funk"; or any other song that is 100 to 120 beats per minute?
This is where you apply the pads on a adult victim.
What is the upper right and lower left of the chest?
You are assisting a team member in providing care for someone who is bleeding severely. The blood soaks through the gauze that your team member is using to apply pressure. They start to remove the only gauze to add another. This is the next step that you should do.
What is to tell your team member to leave the first gauze and add another on top of the first instead.
You pulled a child out of a pool. They are not breathing and have no pulse. You start CPR after calling 911 and putting on PPE. You start with _________.
What is breaths?
The acronym SAM stands for. (There are 5 words I am looking for)
What is Signs and Symptoms, Allergies, Medications and Medical history?
The proper Depth for chest compressions on a Adult; A child; and A Infant.
What is at least 2 inches; What is about 2 inches; What is about 1 1/2 inches?
This is what everyone should do while the AED is analyzing the victim.
What is to not touch the victim?
You should place a torniquet at this location when giving care to someone who has life threatening bleeding around their left wrist.
What is about 5 inches above the wound at the left elbow.
You should make sure to do this, while providing care for a choking infant giving 5 back blows and 5 chest compressions.
What is to keep the infants head lower than the body?
You see a woman collapse in front of you. You check for responsiveness, breathing, life threatening bleeding and other life-threatening conditions. You find she is unresponsive, breathing and has a pulse. The next 2 steps you should take is.
Name 4 out of the 6 reasons why you stop CPR.
What is
- Obvious Signs of Life.
- Someone of your skill or higher takes over.
- The AED arrives and is analyzing.
- You are too tired to continue.
- The scene becomes unsafe.
- You notice severe bleeding and need to patch them up before continuing.
The step you do right before an AED delivers a shock.
What is to tell everyone to "STAND CLEAR"!
You suspect someone is experiencing a Heat Stroke. This is the next 2 steps you should do for that person after brining them to a cool location.
What is cool the person off as quickly as possible either by immersing the person in cold water. Placing ice on the neck, armpits and groin area. Dump buckets of water or use a hose to cool of the person quickly.
What is stop giving CPR and explain to the parent the need to continue CPR? You explain why you are compressing on the child's chest.