CPR and AED Flashcards

1
Q

What does CPR stand for?

A

Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation

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2
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What does AED stand for?

A

Automated External Defibrillator

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3
Q

6 scenarios where CPR may be used

A

drowning, electrocution, poisoning, heart disease, drug overdose, and trauma

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4
Q

What is the chain of survival?

A

early access to 911 (EMS), early CPR, early defibrillation, and early advanced care

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5
Q

Brain damage may be irreversible after __ in an unresponsive and non-breathing victim

A

8-10 minutes

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6
Q

Finding out what’s wrong:

1) Check the scene __

A

safety

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7
Q

Finding out what’s wrong:

2) Check for __: tap, shout, and tell __ to call for help (use eye contact)

A

responsiveness

bystandar

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8
Q

Finding out what’s wrong:

3) __: head tilt, chin lift

A

airway

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9
Q

Finding out what’s wrong:

4) __: Look, listen, and feel (__ seconds)

A

breathing

5-10

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10
Q

Finding out what’s wrong:

5: __ or __ __: a) __ if unresponsive and not breathing, b( __ __ if unresponsive and breathing

A

CPR or Recovery position
CPR
Recovery position

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11
Q

Adult CPR:
Must be performed on a __, __ surface
__ compressions, __ breaths
Complete __ cycles and stop and check for __ (__ minutes)

A

firm, flat
30, 2
5, breathing, 2

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12
Q

Adult CPR:

Compressions: __ - __ the depth of the chest cavity, (__ compressions per minute), may crack __; __ (#)

A

1/3 - 1/2
100
ribs, 30

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13
Q

Adult CPR:
Breaths: __ full exhales, may cause __; If breath does not make the chest rise, __ __; if chest still doesn’t rise, assume something is __ and continue __ compressions

A

2, vomit
re-tilt head
lodged, 30

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14
Q

What is choking known as?

A

Responsive Adult Airway Obstruction

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15
Q

Responsive Adult Airway Obstruction:

Coughing is __. No sound = __ __ entering or exiting

A

good

no air

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16
Q

Responsive Adult Airway Obstruction:
Provide __ __: __ __ - above naval, quick upward thrust
If person is pregnant or obese, use the __; continues until object is __ or victim becomes __; if __ use CPR

A
immediate care
abdominal thrusts
chest
dislodged
unresponsive
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17
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Child CPR:

Perform __ compressions, __ - __ the depth of the chest (_ inches), use __ or __ __depending on the size of the child

A

30, 1/3 - 1/2, 2 in

1 or 2 hands

18
Q

Child CPR:

Then perform __ rescue breaths; if chest does not rise __ head and chin lift; check __ and remove anything __

A

2, re-tilt

mouth, visible

19
Q

Child CPR:

Repeat process for __ minutes or __ cycles; if unresponsive and not breathing, __ for help after _ minutes of CPR

A

2, 5
call
2

20
Q

Responsive Child Obstruction:

Can cause __ within minutes for a child if not attended to! Coughing is __

A

death

good

21
Q

Responsive Child Obstruction:

Common joking objects (4)

A

coins, candy small toy parts, and hot dogs

22
Q

Responsive Child Obstruction:
Utilize the __ maneuver; Place __ above the naval, place other __ over top; Use quick, upward __ __ to dislodge the object; continue until the object is __ or until the child becomes __ and __; if unresponsive, begin __

A
Heimlich
fist, hand
abdominal thrusts
dislodged, limp and unresponsive
CPR
23
Q

Infant CPR:
Use on children less than __ year of age; Perform for __ cycles or __ minutes before calling for help (if __); Perform __ chest compressions and __ rescue breaths covering the child’s __ and __; Use 2 __ to perform __ chest compressions

A
1
5, 2
alone
30, 2
nose and mouth
fingers, 30
24
Q

Responsive Infant Airway Obstruction:

__ __ is not used for a choking infant; instead, use a series of __ blows and __ thrusts

A

Heimlich maneuver

back, chest

25
Q

Responsive Infant Airway Obstruction:
1) place infant __ down on thigh; 2) Using __ of the hand, provide __ back blows b/w the infant’s __ __; 3) Support the __ and __ and turn infant onto other thigh

A

face
heel
5, shoulder blades
head and neck

26
Q

Responsive Infant Airway Obstruction:
4) Provide __ chest thrusts using __ __; 5) Repeat process until object is __ or infant becomes __ and __; 6) If unresponsive, begin __

A

5, 2 fingers
dislodged, limp and unresponsive
CPR

27
Q

encourages individuals to voluntarily help injured/ill persons by minimizing liability

A

Good Samaritan Law

28
Q

individuals with a legal responsibility to provide care (ex: law enforcement, lifeguard, teacher)

A

Duty to Act

29
Q

deviation from the accepted standard of care resulting in further injury (ex: exceeding level of training)

A

negligence

30
Q

failure to continue first aid until relieved by someone of higher training

A

abandonment

31
Q

permission from a victim to allow first aider to provide care

A

consent

32
Q

consent assumed because the victim is unresponsive, mentally incompetent, or underage without guardian present

A

implied consent

33
Q

consent given explicitly

A

expressed consent

34
Q

What does ECSI stand for?

A

Emergency Care and Safety Institute

35
Q

What does AAOS stand for?

A

American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons

36
Q

What does ACEP stand for?

A

American College of Emergency Physicians

37
Q

What are the 3 types of heart rhythms associated with the usage of an AED?

A

ventricular fibrillation, ventricular tachycardia, asystole

38
Q

chaotic, uncoordinated heart rhythms

A

ventricular fibrillation

39
Q

rapid; heart beats too fast

A

ventricular tachycardia

40
Q

no heartbeat

A

asystole