First Aid CPR Flashcards

1
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5 Precautions

A

Gloves, eye protection, hand washing, cloths change, exposure reporting

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2
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What is 30:2

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Compressions for breaths, adults and children

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3
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15:2

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2 rescuers, swapping out for child/infant

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4
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Alergic Reactions

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Mild reaction, RX, severe reaction, RX

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5
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Mild Reactions

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Itching, hives, redness

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6
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RX

A

Benedryl OTC

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7
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Severe Reaction

A

Airway Closure

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8
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RX

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911, EPI Pen push and hold for 10 seconds

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9
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2 inches (at least)

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Compression depth for adults and kids

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10
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Heart Attack Symptoms

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chest pain, left arm pain, clammy, sweaty, numbness, shortness breath, nausea
Women tooth ache, back pain, abdominal pain
Give aspirin

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11
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Syncopy/ fainting

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people just pass out, when they lay down they wake up quickly after

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12
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Hypoglycemia

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Type 1, eat poor don’t workout
type 2, is just from having bad diet
Low blood sugar, groggy, sweaty, need sugar and then complex carbs

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13
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Diabetes

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Altered behavior

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14
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5 sets of 30:2

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200 compressions, about 2 minutes

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15
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Stroke

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Difficulty breathing, droopy face, one half the body may not work, can test by raising arms have them close eyes and see which arm drops
2 types (bleed and a block)

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16
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Seizure Treatment

A

fever seizure around 1-3
Roll onto side, did they hit there head on the last year.

17
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CAB

A

Circulation, Airway, Breathing

18
Q

Bleeding Control

A

Direct Pressure, bandage wrap, pressure dressing, tourniquet

19
Q

3 organs that need to stay alive

A

Heart, kidneys, brain

20
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5 types of Shock

A

Hypovolemic, cardiogenic, neurogenic, psychogenic, spetic

21
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Hypovolemic

A

Bleeding out

22
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Cardiogenic

A

heart gives out

23
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Neurogenic

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nerves can’t function, valves don’t work can bleed internally

24
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Psychogenic

A

Feeling light headed

25
Q

Septic

A

haven’t been feeling good

26
Q

1/3rd depth

A

for infant chest compressions

27
Q

Epistaxis/Nose bleed

A

If elderly swallow blood go to hospital

28
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Nipple Line

A

Where to place your hands

29
Q

Neck Injuries

A

Stabilize their head

30
Q

3 burns

A

1st, sun, hurt minor
2nd, dont pop blisters wash with soap and water if popped
3rd, doesn’t hurt goes to muscle and bone

31
Q

10 seconds

A

to check vitals, airway, chest rise, feel breathing

32
Q

Snake Bites

A

stay calm, call ahead

33
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Heat related symptoms

A

dehydration
heat cramps: cramps not sweating
heat exhaustion: nausea and vomiting
heat stroke: stop sweating get cold packs on them
frostbite: dark extremities
hypothermia: start thinking warm, need to be warm, sleeping bag with another person