CH.25 Flashcards

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A firefighter who is wearing a personal flotation device, does not have any medical training, and is a good swimmer who is trained in water rescue

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“A drowning occurs anytime a person is submerged in a liquid and suffers some sort of respiratory impairment.”

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“It may provide a benefit to the submerged patient by diverting oxygen-rich blood to the brain and heart.”

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Supplemental oxygen through a nonrebreather mask

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“Let’s hold off on that until we see how well we can ventilate the patient.”

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Start positive pressure ventilation, place the patient on a long board, and transport to the hospital

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Place the patient on his side and firmly press on the abdomen

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8
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Personal flotation devices

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9
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“She takes insulin for her sugar condition.”

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10
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Actual drownings are responsible for only a small number of water-related deaths

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gastric distention

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12
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a swimming pool.

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13
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their training

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14
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slow or delayed onset.

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15
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spinal injury

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72 hours later

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palpitations

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drowning-related death

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removing the patient from water.

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drowning