REVIEW

Question 1

Are emergency procedure that consist of recognizing respiratory or cardiac arres and the proper application of CPR to maintain life untial a victim recovers

Answer 1

Basic Life Support

Question 2

Respiratory Arrest

Answer 2

• Breathing +pulse

Question 3

LLF

Answer 3

Look, Listen and Feel (10 seconds)

Question 4

ADULT (30 y/o above

Answer 4

Maximum Head tilt Chin Lift

Question 5

Child (12 y/o - 1 y/o

Answer 5

Neutral Plus Position

Question 6

Infant

Answer 6

Neutral Position

Question 7

Cardiac Arrest

Answer 7

• breathing - pulse

Question 8

Adult and child

Answer 8

carotid

Question 9

infant

Answer 9

Brachial ppulse

Question 10

Counting`

Answer 10

1001 - 1010

Question 11

also known as choking, is common breathing emergency that occurs when the person’s airway is partially or completely blocked by a foreign object

Answer 11

Foreign-body Airway Obstructiona

Question 12

When tongue drops back and obstructs the throat

Answer 12

Anatomical Obstruction

Question 13

when foreign objects lodged in the pharynx or airways

Answer 13

Mechanical Obstruction

Question 14

is a first air procedure that is performed on a person who is chocking.

Answer 14

abdominal/ chest thrust/ backslaps

Question 15

is a type of breathing emergencies which occurs when breathing has stopeed

Answer 15

Respiratory arrest

Question 16

is a technique of breathing air into a person to supply him or her with the oxygen needed to survuve

Answer 16

Rescue Breathing

Question 17

method for adult

Answer 17

mouth to mouth or mouth to nose

Question 18

breaths for adult, child, infant

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1 second per breath

Question 19

rate for adult

Answer 19

24 breathes for 2 minutes (1 breath every 5 seconds

Question 20

rate fore child and infant

Answer 20

40 breaths for 2 minutes (1 breath every 3 secinds)

Question 21

is an illness in which certain substances or conditons called triggers cause infalammation and constriction

Answer 21

Asthma Attack

Question 22

is a condition occurs when the heart stops contractinf and no blood circulates thru the blodd vessels and vital organs

Answer 22

Cardiac Arrest

Question 23

is a combination of chest compression and rescue breathing

Answer 23

Cardi Pulmonary Resuscitation

Question 24

are computerized devuces that are attached ti a pulselss victim with adhesive pads

Answer 24

Automated External Defibrillator

Question 25

Is a commn initial rhytm in witnessed sudden cardiac arrest,

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Ventricular Fibrillation

Question 26

Is the treatment of irregular, sporadic or absend heart rhytms

Answer 26

Defibrillation

Question 27

Muscles in the body becomes stiff

Answer 27

Tonic

Question 28

Muscles in the body relax

Answer 28

Atonic

Question 29

Short jerking in parts of the body

Answer 29

Myoclonic

Question 30

Periods of shaking or jerking parts on the body

Answer 30

Clonic

Question 31

is a sudden attack or physical manifestations or changes in behavior that occur after an episode of abonoraml electrical activity

Answer 31

Seizure

Question 32

sign of anaphylaxis

Answer 32

Insect thing food medication lates

Question 33

An allergic reaction caused by the over activity of the immune system against specific antigens​ ​

Answer 33

ANAPHYLAXIS

Question 34

An illness in which certain substances or conditions that will trigger and cause inflammation, constriction and making breathing difficult​

Answer 34

ASTHMA ATTACK

Question 35

Partial or complete loss of consciousness resulting from a temporary reduction of blood flow to the brain​

Answer 35

FAINTING

Question 36

Call for help​ Move person into a cool place​ Cool the patient immediately immersing in water​ Spray with water, fan patient, ice bags​ Monitor V/S ​ Shock Position – BP below normal range​

Answer 36

HEAT STROKE​

Question 37

Move to cool place​ Lay victim down​ Elevate feet​ Loosen clothing​ Give fluids​ Apply cool compresses​

Answer 37

HEAT EXHAUSTION​

Question 38

Remove the patient from the area​ Encourage the patient to drink beverage containing salt​ Stretch the affected muscle and massage the area once the spasm has passed ​

Answer 38

HEAT CRAMPS​

Question 39

Strange behavior, headache, dizziness, confusion, disorientation, coma​ High body temperature​ Absence of sweating​ Red, hot, dry and flushed skin​ Rapid pulse and DOB​ Nausea, vomiting, fatigue and weakness​

Answer 39

HEAT STROKE

Question 40

Assess the Scene​

Answer 40

Evaluate the scene​ Assess safety​ Do head-to-toe check​ Ask what happen​ Move only if necessary ​

Question 41

Painful involuntary muscle cramps that can occur during and after exercise.​

Answer 41

HEAT CRAMPS​

Question 42

Occurs in conditions of extreme heat and excessive sweating without adequate fluid.​

Answer 42

HEAT EXHAUSTION​

Question 43

When the body becomes unable to control its temperature​

Answer 43

HEAT​ STROKE

Question 44

Heat emergencies or illnesses are health crises caused by exposure to hot weather and sun.​

Answer 44

HEAT EMERGENCIES​ ​