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How do you prevent disease transmission? - ANSWER- Wear proper personal protective equipment (gloves, gown, mask, etc)
What is the ratio of compressions to breaths in one person CPR? - ANSWER- 30:2
What is the ratio of compressions to breaths in two rescuers CPR on ADULTS? -
ANSWER- 30:2
Unresponsive person w agonal breaths... What are the steps? - ANSWER- tap on the shoulder and shout; call 911 to get help/AED; check for a pulse; start CPR
Life-threatening conditions - ANSWER- Unconscious, not breathing, no pulse, severe bleeding, heart attack, etc.
Agonal breathing - ANSWER- When someone is not breathing regularly; shallow and irregular
Name two ways to help prevent children/infants from choking. - ANSWER- 1.keep them sitting up
- supervise them when they are eating 1 / 3
List steps to help a conscious choking infant. - ANSWER- Pick the baby face up controlling the head, neck, and spine Take the jawline, turn the baby over 5 strikes to the back Controlling the head, turn the baby over 5 abdominal thrusts
If you give two rescue breaths and the chest still does not rise, what should you do?
- ANSWER- Perform CPR
AED steps - ANSWER- turn it on; remove clothing and other obstructions; place pads; let it analyze, deliver shock
How many cycles of CPR before switching with a 2 rescuer - ANSWER- 5 or about 2 minutes?
For a conscious person (call 911 if you think the conditioning is life-threatening), the next step would be to ask the person questions... What are 5 questions you would ask? - ANSWER- 1. what happened?
- do you have any pre-existing medical conditions?
- are you currently taking any drugs?
- any severe allergies?
- When was the last time you ate or drank?
To check an "unconscious" adult, the rescuer should tap the victims shoulder and shouts what? - ANSWER- "Are you okay?!"
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Define respiratory distress AND define respiratory arrest. - ANSWER- Respiratory distress is shortness of breath and respiratory arrest often occurs during cardiac arrest.Look for parents Make a complete seal of the mouth and nose Be gentle Flick the foot to cry 3 differences Get consent from the parent Dont pull their head back to far Gasping or weird breathing Two rescue breaths Over the age of 12 its most likely cardiac arrest
List four causes of breathing emergencies. - ANSWER- 1. blocked airway
- overdose
- asma
- injury to the head, neck or chest
List five signals of breathing emergencies in an adult. - ANSWER- 1. trouble breathing
- gasping for breath
- high pitch noises
- light headed
- tingling in hands or feet
Define allergic reaction. - ANSWER- The response of the immune system of a different unliked substance in the body
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