Non Communicable Diseases
Specialty Doctors
Public Health Agencies
Drug Terms
Responding to Emergencies
100

Diseases that cannot be transmitted to other people

Non-Communicable Disease

100

This doctor deals with cancer

Oncologist

100

CDC

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

100

Substances other than food that change the structure or function of the body or mind

Drugs

100
The 3 C's for emergency care (After you make sure the scene is safe)

Check the victim, Call 911, Care for the victim

200

Refers to cancerous tissues or cells

Malignant

200

This doctor deals with heart conditions

Cardiologist

200

FDA

Food and Drug Administration

200

Physiological and physiological dependence

Addiction

200

The Good Samaritan Laws:

Protect rescuers from being sued

300

An ongoing disease that lasts for a long time

Chronic Disease

300

This doctor draws blood

Phlebotomist

300

NIH

National Institutes of Health

300

Drugs that are illegal to make, sell, or use

Illicit Drug

300

Hands only CPR is used when

When the victim is not breathing and does not have a pulse

400

Hardening of the arteries with reduced elasticity

Arteriosclerosis

400

This doctor deals with the nerves, spine, and brain

 Neurologist

400

EPA

Environmental Protection Agency

400

A drug that is created using man-made chemicals

Synthetic Drug

400

Rescue breathing is preformed when

The victim is not breathing but does have a pulse.

500

Arteries that supply blood to heart become restricted by buildup of plaque

Arteriosclerosis

500

This doctor deals with the ear, nose, and throat

ENT

500

FEMA

Federal Emergency Management Agency

500

Drugs derived from the poppy plant that act on the nervous system to relieve pain

Opioid Drugs

500

The signs and symptoms of seizures (At least one)

Jerking movements of the arms and legs

Staring

Stiffening of the body

Loss of consciousness

Breathing problems or stopping breathing

Loss of bowel or bladder control

Falling suddenly for no apparent reason, especially when associated with loss of consciousness