Cardiac II + Wounds Flashcards

1
Q

What is two rescuer CPR

A

Share the responsibilities of rescue breathing and chest compressions (1 person does the breathhs, 1 does the compressions)

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2
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For child what ratio of compressions to breath should u do and when should u switch pos

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15:2

Switch pos every 2 mins or 5 cycles of CPR to maintain high quality compressions

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3
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if two rescuers begin CPR together what should their roles be

A

1 does primary survey, 2nd gets into pos

1st indicate start of CPR following pulse check

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4
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When CPR is in progress by one rescuer only what shouldn’t 2nd do when coming on scene

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  • 2nd rescuer asks if EMS/911 has been called (if not call)

- 2nd then either replaces 1st or assists

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5
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Resuscitation masks advantages

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  • increase flow rate to lungs (goes thru nose + mouth)
  • Can provide good seal
  • permits easy delivery of supplemental oxygen
  • reduces possibility of disease transmission
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6
Q

What are bag valve mask resuscitators used for

A

Primarily used to ventilate a non breathing casualty

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What are bag valve mask resuscitators used for

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Primarily used to ventilate a non breathing casualty A

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Advantages of bag valve mask resusitators

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-delivers a higher conc of O2 than that delivered during mouth to mouth or mask to mouth rescue breathing

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9
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disadvantages of bag valve mask

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  • cant be used by one person
  • needs reg practice
  • may take longer to assemble
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10
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how much o2 does rescue breathing provide

A

about 16% O2

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11
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what type of pt can receive suplemental o2

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Any patient w shortness of breath or chest pain

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12
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who can you administer o2 for

A

SOB
chest pain/heart attack
breathing difficulties
altered LOC

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13
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precessions for use of oxygen

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  • do not operate oxygen equiptment around an open flame

- dont stand o2 up straight

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14
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How many litres/min should u use for non rebreather mask or if using BVM

A

10l/min

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15
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nasal cannula has a peak concentration of

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roughly 36% o2

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16
Q

what os the peak concentration of non rebreather mask

A

peak conc of 90% o2

17
Q

added o2 with resuscitation mask and bag valve mask

A

resuscitation- can add an additional 50%

BVM- can get ind 100% ox

18
Q

What is an oropharyngeal airway

A

a device inserted in the mouth of UNCONSIOUS victim and pos to keep the tongue out of back of throat

19
Q

how long should u use a suction device for at one point

A

suction for no more than 10sec at a time

20
Q

what is acute compartment syndrome

A

due to direct injury or trauma, most commonly in the thigh/upper arm

bleeding within the fascial sheath causes increased pressure within sheath causing severe pain an distal symptoms

21
Q

first aid for bruises/contusions

A
Check- scene for danger
call- EMS/911 if necessary
Care-ABCs
Secondary- cool area and help reduce pain + swelling 
-can also compression wrap
22
Q

What are the 4 main types of open wounds

A

abrations
lacerations
avulsions
amputatoons

23
Q

what is an avulsion

A

Injury in which a portion of the skin and sometimes other soft tissue is partially or completely torn away

24
Q

First aid for abrations,lacerations and avulsions

A
Check: scene
Call: EMS
Care
-gloves
-make sure ABCs
-keep calm and tx for shock
secondary:
-Direct pressure on wound
-wash wound with soap water
-keep adding dressings
25
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first aid for punctures

A

Check- Scene
Call- EMS
Care- ABCs
Secondary-
Place direct pressure, clean wound, bandage
LEAVE object in unless it impedes CRP
-place bulky things around object so it don’t move