Anatomical Directions
What directional term indicates moving towards the midline of the body?
Medial
What type of tissue secretes fluid?
Epithelial, specifically membrane
Before attempting to render any first aid you must ensure what?
That the scene is safe
All four quadrants contain what?
Portions of the large and small intestines
What position is when someone lays their stomach?
Prone
What two directions are only used on limbs?
Proximal and Distal
What tissue reacts to stimulation and conducts an impulse?
Nervous Tissue
If the victim is unconscious, consent is what?
Implied
What is located in the cranial cavity?
Brain
What plain divides the body into top and bottom?
Transverse
The anterior direction is referring to what side of the body?
Front side
Name the four types of tissues.
Connective, Epithelial, Muscle, and Nervous
What does the ABCs stand for?
Airway, Breathing, Circulation
What are the right and left column regions named after?
The bones that they are nearest
If someone is hemorrhaging what do you need to do?
Stop the bleeding by applying direct pressure.
The neck is what anatomical direction to the chest?
Cranial
Which muscle tissue is the only that is voluntary?
Skeletal
When someone faints, they have temporarally lost what?
Blood flow to the brain
Which abdominal region is below the umbilical region?
Hypogastric Region
Which region is above the hypogastric region?
Umbilical Region
In relation to the heart, the lungs are what anatomical direction?
Lateral
Which connective tissue connects bones to the joints?
Ligaments
Describe a 2nd degree burn.
involves lower layers of skin, redness with blisters
Which body cavity has the most inferior location?
Pelvic Cavity
The heart, blood vessels, and blood are in which system?
Circulatory