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first aid injuries

health science

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how do you check for unconciousness? tap and shout
triage process used to priorititze patients based on the severity of their condition
shock aka? hypoperfusion
hypersensitive or allergic reaction to a substance anaphylactic shock
rice rest, immobilize, cold, elevate
legal protection for people who give emergency care good samaritan law
what are the three C's? check, call, care
get what to give care? consent
circulatory collapse? shock
injury caused by fire, chemical agent, heat, radiation or electricity burn
what is caused by the activity of the immune system? allergic reaction
use what with an allergic reaction? EPI Pen
tearing of ligaments to a joint sprain
break, chip or crack in a bone fracture
movement of a bone to a joint away from its normal position dislocation
stretching and tearing of muscles or tendons strain
you splint only if what? you have to move the person
how do you check for circulation? warmth, color, feeling
how do you remove a stinger scrape with card, do not pull out
who do you call if you suspect someone has been poisoned? poison control
use what with a sucking chest wound? air tight bandage
with a sucking chest wound you roll the victim on what side? injured
only tape how many sides with a sucking chest wound? 3 sides
cardiogenic shock damage to heart muscles
hemorrhagic shock severe loss of blood
metablolic shock loss of body fluid from sever vomiting, diarrhea, or heat ilness, decreased amount of fluid causes dehydration and disruption
neurogenic shock injury and trauma to the brain
pshychogenic shock emotional distress
respiratory shock trauma to respiratory shock
septic shock poisons or toxins in blood, cause vasodiatation, blood pressure drops, and less oxygen to blood
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