Ch.4 Flashcards

1
Q

In what ways you classify a burn?

A

Chemical, Electrical, and Thermal

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2
Q

In what way can you end a chemical burn?

A

Removing Contact

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3
Q

What is the poison control phone number?

A

1(800)-222-1222

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4
Q

What is a poison?

A

A poison is any substance that impairs health or causes death by its chemical action when it enters the body or comes in contact with the skin.

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5
Q

In what ways can a poison be absorbed into the body?

A

They can be ingested, inhaled, absorbed, and injected.

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6
Q

What has to happen for a poison to be injested?

A

Swallowing Toxic Substance

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7
Q

What kind of substance is alcohol?

A

depressant

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8
Q

What is another name for Naloxone? What does it do? Is it harmful?

A

Narcan, ends opeoid overdose, Not harmful (acts as nasal spray if no overdose is happening)

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9
Q

What kind of bite is most dangerous?

A

Human (has bacteria)

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10
Q

What is the temperature of skin death?

A

113˚

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11
Q

What is a 1st degree burn?

A

Superficial

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12
Q

What kind of burns are partial skin deep?

A

2nd Degree

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13
Q

Are third degree burns painful?

A

Full skin depth nerves are severed

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14
Q

Types of Poisons

A

Uppers(Stimulants), Downers(Depressants), Hallucinogens, and Inhalants

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15
Q

Example of Uppers

A

Caffeine

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16
Q

Example of Downers

A

Alcohol

17
Q

Prevention of Sunburns

A

Sunblock

18
Q

Example of Hallucinogens

A

LSD

19
Q

Examples of Inhalants

A

Gasoline Paint

20
Q

What does the rule of 9s do?

A

Deals with surface area of burns

21
Q

Characteristics of 1st Degree Burns

A

Redness
Mild swelling
Tenderness
Pain

22
Q

Characteristics of 2nd Degree Burns

A

Blisters
Swelling
Weeping of fluids
Severe Pain

23
Q

Steps to Treat 1st Degree Burns

A

RICE
Have person take ibuprofen/acetaminophen and drink water
Apply aloe Vera gel

24
Q

How to treat 2nd degree burns

A

Most Steps of 1st Degree
Apply antibacterial ointment
Cover the burn with loose, dry, nonstick, sterile, or a clean dressing (reduces pain amount of pain by not exposing nerve endings)

Caution
Do not remove clothing stuck to skin (cut around where clothing sticks to skin)
Do not pull on stuck stuck clothing (pulling will further damage the skin)

25
Q

What side is the recovery position on?

A

Left, gravity will delay poison up to 2 hours, also helps prevent inhalation into lungs if vomiting begins

26
Q

Characteristics of Lyme disease

A

Bullseye Rash

27
Q

What is a common cause of anaphylaxis?

A

Bee Stings

28
Q

What is the most venomous snake?

A

Pit Viper