RICER etc Flashcards

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When should you do DRABCD

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when a person (casualty) is injured or unconsiance after an accident

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What does SALTAPS stand for?

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Stop, Ask, Look, Touch, Active, Passive, and Strength.

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What does COWS stand for?

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COWS stands for Can you hear me? Open your eyes, What’s your name? Squeeze my hand. It is a method for assessing consciousness.

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What does RICER stand for?

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RICER stands for Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation, and Referral. It is a method for treating soft tissue injuries.

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What to do for each step in SALTAPS

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Stop: Stop playing
Ask: the player what happened and how they feel
Look: look at the injury for obvious signs of bleeding etc
Touch: gently touch the ingury for any pain
Active movement: see if the player can move the limb
Possive movement: Move the limb to its full extent
Stand up: stand up and play no

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When should you do SALTAPS?

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Immidiatly after an ingury as occured

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What does DRSABCD stand for?

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Danger, Response, Send for help, Airway, Breathing, Circulation, and Defibrillation.

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What to do for each letter in DRABCD

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Danger: Check the area for and dangers
Response: Check if the casulty is responsive (refer to COWS)
Airway: check the casualties airways
Breathing: Check of the casualty is breathing
CPR: Perform CPR on the casualty until help arrives
Difibulator: use a difibulator

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When should you do COWS

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To check of a casualty is responsive

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When should you perform RICER

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Use RICER after an ingury (sprain or strain) has been assessed

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What does RICER stand for?

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RICER stands for Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation, and Referral. It is a method for treating soft tissue injuries.

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What does each letter for RICER mean?

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Rest: Rest the injured limb
Ice: ice the injured area for 20 minutes
Compression: add compression to prevent further swelling
Elevate: elevate the limb above the heart
Referral: If RICER doesn’t work, get a referral.

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