CPR & FIRST AID

When asking for a victim's consent to provide care you should tell them...

• what exams you're taking
• you're a good friend
• level of training
• they look ok

When coming on scene you should check for hazards, one acronym to help with this is S.E.T.U.P which stands for...

• Signal-Environment-Traffic-Use protection-Pray
• Stop-Environment-Traffic-Unknown Hazards-Protect Self/Patient
• Stop-Environment-Telephone-Use Discretion-Prepare
• Signal-Environment-Telephone-Uknown Hazards-Pray

What are the three C's?

• Call, Check, Care
• Check, Care, Call
• Check, Call, Care
• Cook, Computer, Class

What are the four emergency situations we have discussed in class?

• Bleeding, Shock, Cardiac, Breathing
• Chest Pain, Lack of Food, Elevation, Lack of Fun

What is the compression to breathing ratio for CPR for Infants

• 5:2
• 15:2
• 30:4
• 30:2

When providing care for a choking infant you should provide...

• 5 abdominal thrust, 5 rescue breaths
• 10 Heimlich's
• 5 Back Blows, 5 Chest Thrusts
• Finger Sweep, AED

When giving abdominal thrusts you should continue to give thrusts until...

• The object becomes dislodged or the victim says stop
• The object moves further down the windpipe
• The object becomes dislodged or the victime becomes unconscious 
• The victim can walk on their own

When a victim goes into shock you should do the following...

• Grab and AED and call 150
• Control any bleeding when present, monitor airway, help them rest comfortably 
• Prop up their head, provide blankets, and provide food
• Put pressure on the abdomen, control bleeding, and call 119

When using an AED you should first..., then...

• Remove or cut away clothing, place the pad on the upper left side of victim and lower right, step away
• Remove or cut away clothing, place the pad on the upper right side of victim and lower left, step away
• Place over clothing, push start button, and add water
• Cut away clothing, place the pads on the chest, push the button while checking for a pulse

This illness occurs when your body loses too much body heat and your cardiovascular system can't keep your extremities warm enough.

• Hyperthermia
• Altitude Sickness
• Hypothermia
• Hypovolemic