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Standard First Aid Flashcards

How to react to emergency situations in the Water Park

1
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D in Dots

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Deformations

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O in DOTS

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Open Wounds

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3
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T in DOTS

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Tenderness

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S in DOTS

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Swelling

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5
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What is DOTS?

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The primary check of an injured person where the person has been inflicted with pain

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PPE

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Personal Protective Equipment

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EAP

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Emergency Action Plan

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8
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EMS

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Emergency Medical Services

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9
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What is RICE

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The standard way of dealing with an injury on an injured person

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10
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R in RICE

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Rest

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11
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I in RICE

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Ice

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12
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C in RICE

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Conpression

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13
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E in RICE

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Elevation

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14
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Symptoms of Spinal Injury Symptoms

There’s 4

A

Loss of consciousness
Partial paralysis
Blood from ears and nose
Deformities

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15
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How to respond to a suspected spinal injury

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Do not move
Keep Spine Straight
Vice Grip
Double Whistle
Call 9-11
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16
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1st Degree Burn

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Top of skin; i.e Sunburn

17
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2nd Degree Burn

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Deeper part of skin; begins to blister up

18
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3rd Degree Burn

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Charred Skin; Numbness around, little to no pain om top of area affected

19
Q

Reacting to Burns

There’s 4

A

Stop burning process
Remove clothing and jewelry on burn
Apply no pressure
Place dry non stick gauze pad on burn

20
Q

Reacting to Open Wounds

There’s 3

A

Gauze Pad
Wrap with cloth like material
Continue until blood stop leaking, and is controlled

21
Q

What do tourniquet’s do?

What’s the most time you can keep them on?

A

Stop blood flow from an are of the body
1 hour
ONLY IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

22
Q

Foreign Object in the Eye

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Rinse the eye in a nearby wash station until object is removed

23
Q

Chemical in Eye

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Continuous flushing of the eye

Activate EAP for help

24
Q

Penetration of Eye with and object

A

Stabalize object to reduce movement
Close uninjured eye
Double Whistle, EAP

25
Q

If a swimmer loses a tooth you..

There’s 3

A

Keep the tooth in the mouth
Folded Gauze pad on the gum
Double Long Whistle

26
Q

Nosebleed reactions

There’s 4

A 
Lean forward
Pinch bridge of Nose 5-10 min.
Ask if they have hypotension
Ask if they recently hit their head
(^spinal injury check^)
27
Q

What do you do if swimmer has suspected broken bones

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Stabalize and keep straight; apply a splint to injured patient

28
Q

How do you apply a splint

A

Place straight object against broken bone

Wrap with gauze or other wrap until stabilized

29
Q

How do you react to blunt injury on chest and abodmen

There’s 3

A

Limit Movement
Lay down on the ground
Double Whistle EAP

30
Q

If there’s a suck noise, or bubbling from an open chest wound, you should..

A

Apply a plastic over the injuryto prevent this from happening

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