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First Aid for Anaphylaxis

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Recovery position, tilt head to the side in case of vomiting, administer Epinephrine

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First Aid for Choking Infant

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Face down with your arm supporting the body- 5 quick back blows using the heel of your hand, flip, 2 fingers pushing down 5 times

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First Aid for Seizures

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Lie down, loosen clothing, clear the area, and tilt the head in case of vomiting

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First Aid for Bleeding

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Elevate the wound, use a barrier, apply pressure using towel, bandage, gauze, clothes etc. then tie material to the wound

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First Aid for Choking in Children

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Bend behind them, place left fist on diaphragm, then place right hand over first before thrusting in 5 times in a row

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An infection after a bacteriophage (CL31) infects normal bacteria (Corynebacterium) found in the throat and skin, releasing exotoxin

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Diphtheria

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A bacteria found naturally within a human’s respiratory flora

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Strep. Pneumonia

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A spore-releasing bacteria found naturally within organic soil

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Tetanus

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9
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A virus derived from an enterovirus mutation.

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Polio

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A bacteria found naturally within the nasopharynx of 10% of the human population

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Meningococcal A,B,C,W,Y

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A bacteria found naturally on and within human skin

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Hemophilus Influenza B

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Sore throat, fever, cough, swelling of the neck, airway obstruction, tonsillar membrane / necrosis, and death

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Diphtheria

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13
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Fever, painful muscle spasms, seizures, broken bones, suffocation, and death

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Tetanus

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Fever, neck/back pain, severe headache, delirium, brain inflammation, sepsis, and death

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Meningitis A, B, C, W, Y

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Fever, abdominal pain, jaundice, abnormal urine, gradual liver failure, and death

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Hepatitis A/B

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Fever, fatigue, nervous system deterioration, paralysis, and death

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Polio

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Fever, spotty red rash, and swollen lymph / testicles

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Rubella

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Fever, cough, spotty red rash, swollen eyes, and severe immunosuppression

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Measles

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Fever & itchy fluid-filled blisters

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Varicella

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Fever, swelling of the salivary gland, and testicle / ovary / breast inflammation

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Mumps

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21
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Cough, vomiting, broken ribs, and respiratory failure

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Pertussis

22
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Fever, sore throat, pneumonia, and sepsis

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Hemophilus Influenza B

23
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If pregnant, results in miscarriage, stillbirth, deaf/blindness and deformities

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Congenital Rubella / Varicella Syndrome

24
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The preservative in a vaccine

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Phenol, except for the flu vaccine, which is still Thimerosal

25
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The antigen in a vaccine

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Viruses/bacteria/toxins that have become harmless

26
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The adjuvant in a vaccine

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Alum

27
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The stabilizer in a vaccine

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Sugar, lactose, salt, egg protein, formaldehyde

28
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Cure for Tetanus?

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No. As it is not a virus/bacteria, it must run its course for 1 month

29
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Cure for Polio?

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No.

30
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Cure for Congential Rubella/Varicella Syndrome?

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No.

31
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Cure for MenABCWY?

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IV antibiotics.

32
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Cure for HPV?

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No.

33
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Tips of fingers & toes

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Phalanges

34
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Bones at the base of the hand

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Carpals

35
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Lower jawbone

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Mandible

36
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Upper jawbone

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Maxilla

37
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Tailbone

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Coccyx

38
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Bones at the base of the foot

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Tarsals

39
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Supports the eye sockets

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Sphenoid

40
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Supports the nose bridge

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Nasal

41
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Connects the spine to the pelvis

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Sacrum

42
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5 bones that make up the lower back

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Lumber Vertebrae L1-L5

43
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7 bones that make the neck

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Cervical Vertebrae C1-C7

44
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12 bones that make the middle back

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Thoracic Vertebrae T1-T12

45
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Kneecap

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Patella

46
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Front lower leg bone

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Tibia

47
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Lower leg bone in the back

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Fibula

48
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Upper arm bone

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Humerus

49
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Lower arm bone on the right

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Radius

50
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Lower arm bone on the left

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Ulna

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