Mods 1-3 Flashcards

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when do you change a tire?

A
  • if the wheel bounces
  • wheel wobbles
  • flat tire
  • slow leak
  • seasons?
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injury prevention levels

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  • primary - preventing injury occurance
  • secondary -reducing injury effects
  • tertiary - efforts to rehabilitate an injury survivor
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teachable moments

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  • in the absence of non fatal injuries people are often receptive to education
  • injuries patient, parents, and companions are receptive to
  • the scene itself
  • theres a definite way it could’ve been avoided
  • vague advice is less likely to stick
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5 E’s of injury prevention

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  • environment changes when community awareness is raised
  • engineering ex child safety bottles
  • education - targeted and reinforced with reward
  • economic incentives - monetary incentives to reinforce safety
  • enforcement - legislation/regulation of rules
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intentional injuries

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  • suicides
  • assaults
  • murder
  • terrorist attacks
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unintentional injuries

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  • unplanned
  • seconds to minutes
  • harmful outcome not saught
  • car accidents
  • floods, fires
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5 steps of developing an injury prevention program

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  • conduct a community assessment
  • define the injury problem
  • implement + evaluate interventions
  • set goals and objectives
  • plan and test interventions
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loading and unloading the patient

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  • safe and quick
  • most on stretcher
  • always secure
  • person riding with patient is either in the front seat or in the patient compartment
  • always load the most severe last so the they can be unloaded first
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8 steps of rescue operations

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  • preparation
  • response
  • arrival/assessment
  • stabilization
  • access
  • discentanglement
  • removal
  • transportation
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10
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how to prepare a patient for aeromedical transport

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  • wrap in leakproof foil
  • add blankets if need be
  • portable stretcher
  • minimal equipment
  • head set with mic
  • secure all cables
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special rescue situations

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  • confined spaces
  • trenches
  • water
  • rope rescue
  • wilderness search and rescue
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confined spaces

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-limited ventilation
-O2 deficient
-risk of fire and explosion
-quicksand
-look for someone who witnessed event
assume IDHL atmosphere
-secure scene

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13
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trenches

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  • unstable
  • patient must be carefully dug out
  • risk of collapse with additional weight
  • walking close could cause further damage
  • keep all bystanders, workers and traffic away
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water

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  • static source
  • moving water
  • PFD is essential
  • self rescue position
  • water causes heat loss 25% faster then air
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15
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cold water

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any water below 37C can cause hypothermia

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