Chapter 5 Flashcards

(53 cards)

1
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emergency prepardeness

A

being properly equipped and trained for any medical crisis or disaster

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emergency medical service (ems)

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the response system called in the event of a medical crisis or traumatic injury. Including personnel trained in basic or advance life support and the ambulance to transport an injured victim to a hospital emergency room

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3
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emergency action plan (eap)

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a formal document outlining the steps taken in the event of a medical crisis or disaster

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4
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defined medical emergency

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a medical illness or traumatic injury that has the potential to be life-threatening or progress to be life-threatening event in the absence of treatment

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5
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nonemergency

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any medical illness or injury that does not pose a medical threat to life or limb

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all staff should be trained in ____ ____/ _ _ _ and know where the emergency equipment is located

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first aid/CPR

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7
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if adequate assistance is not available bystanders may be

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used

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8
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AT’s must have proper equipment and training for

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any medical emergency

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9
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necessary preparation includes

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eap, proper coverage, emergency equipment and supply maintenance, appropriate medical personnel, continuing education

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10
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eap

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must be customized to the needs of the organization

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11
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should be practiced and reviewed at least __ time a year

A

one

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12
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should specify:

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emergency personnel, communication, equipment and transportation

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13
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all staff needs to be able to implement the

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eap

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14
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one staff member on the scene should be assigned to call 911, if necessary

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ems

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15
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communicate with ems to make them aware of the school’s

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eap

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16
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prior communication between ems and AT staff with good relationships and

A

rapport

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17
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when calling ems individual must have

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easy access to the phone

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18
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ability to speak calm and clear over the

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phone

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19
Q

give

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name, address and phone number of where emergency took place

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20
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the number of injured

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individuals

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21
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condition of the

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injured

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22
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current care and

23
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specific directions to the

24
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any other

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requested info

25
let them
hang up first
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all people involved with the injured individual must be able to correctly use the emergency equipmen
available
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easy access to emergency
equipment
28
spin board, cervical collar, splints, oxygen,
CPR mask
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emergency medical form must be filled out each ___ with current information
year
30
parent/guardian
contact info
31
med info in case
of emergency
32
hospital
preference
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dr's phone
numbers
34
parental permission for
treatment and transportation
35
breathing cessation (stopped)
med emergency
36
abrasions (top layer of skin scrapped)
non emergency
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minor cuts
non emergency
38
no pulse
med emergency
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concussion without loss of consciousness
non emergency
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concussion with loss of consiousness
med emergency
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neck/spinal injury
med emergency
42
fractures (break)
med emergency
43
dislocations
med emergency
44
strains (ligament)
non emergency
45
sprains (tendon)
non emergency
46
minor contussions
non emergency
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contusions (bruise)
non emergency
48
dislocations
med emergency
49
eye injuries
med emergency
50
severed asmatic attack
med emergency
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heat-related illness
med emergency
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any injury causing signs of shock (pale, clammy, profuse sweating, etc.)
med emergency
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all injuries, no matter how small, should be reported to
ATC and treated