FIRST AID Flashcards

1
Q

What is first aid

A

Emergency Treatment one provides to themselves

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2
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What is the objective of first aid?

A

To stop bleeding
overcome shock
relieve pain
prevent infection

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3
Q

What manual covers first aid for soldiers?

A

FM 4 -25.11

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4
Q

What is first aid?

A

It is the first care given to casualties before treatment by medical personnel can be made present

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5
Q

when will you not remove a casualty clothing to expose a wound

A

Under chemical environment

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6
Q

What soldiers are most likely to suffer from heat injuries?

A

Soldiers not accustomed to the heat, overweight soldiers, prior heat casualties, and soldiers already dehydrated

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7
Q

What are the life-saving steps? Abcs?

A

Open airway
stop bleeding
prevent shock

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8
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How high should an injured limb be elevated above the heart to control bleeding?

A

2 to 4 inches

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9
Q

Should you ever loosen or remove a tourniquet?

A

No, only qualified medical personnel can do that

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10
Q

Where is a tourniquet applied?

A

Place the tourniquet above the limb between the wound and the body trunk

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11
Q

How can you prevent athletes’ feet?

A

Keep feet clean and dry, use foot powder, and change socks regularly

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12
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Name three heat injuries

A

Heat cramps
heat exhaustion
heat stroke

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13
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What are the signs and symptoms of heat cramps

A

Cramping in extremities
abdominal cramps
excessive sweating

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14
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What are the signs and symptoms of heat exhaustion

A

Excessive sweating
headaches weakness
dizziness
loss of appetite
cramping
nausea
urged to defecate
chills
rapid breathing
tingling in hands and feet
confusion

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15
Q

Order two types of fractures

A

Open
closed

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16
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How do you stop bleeding

A

Apply a tourniquet
manual pressure
elevate the limb
apply pressure dressing
digital pulse
apply a tourniquet

17
Q

What does COLD stand for

A

Clean
overheating
loose
dry

18
Q

What are the eight steps for evaluating a casualty

A

Check for
responsiveness
breathing
pulse
bleeding
shock
fracture
burns
possible concussion

19
Q

What are the categories for medical evacuation

A

Urgent 2 hours
priority 4 hours
routine 24 hours

20
Q

What is the difference between casevac and medevac

A

CASEVAC occurs when a cavity is transported by non-medic means to does not receive aid in route
MEDEVAC is transported by medical means and receives care in route