Compression to ventilation ratio for an adult with 1 rescuer

Compression to ventilation ratio for an adult with 2 rescuer

Compression to ventilation ratio for a child with 1 rescuer

Compression to ventilation ratio for an infant with 1 rescuer

Compression to ventilation ratio for a child with 2 rescuers

Compression to ventilation ratio for an infant with 2 rescuers

Compression depth for an adult is

Compression depth for a child is

Compression depth for an infant is

Respiration for adults is 1 breath every

Respiration for child is 1 breath every

Respiration for infant is 1 breath every

Caused from a blunt trauma. Brain tissue may swell and this pressure can cause brain damage. To alleviate this pressure, burr holes may be necessary.

The skull is damaged. Allowing the brain to be exposed, this can cause damage or infection. When dealing with head trauma patients, you must be aware of their level of consciousness.

This is a clinical scale used to reliably measure a person's level of consciousness after a brain injury.

A failure of the circulating system to support vital body functions.

Type of shock due to loss of blood or tissue fluid

Type of shock due to a variety of cardiac disorders, including myocardial infarction

Type of shock due to spinal anesthesia or damage to the upper spinal cord

Type of shock due to sepsis, deep anesthesia or anaphylaxis

Type of shock due to a life-threatening condition that happens when your blood pressure drops to a dangerously low level after an infection. Any type of bacteria can cause the infection.

Which one is NOT a sign or symptom of shock?

A severe anaphylactic shock reaction may include: Localized itching or urticaria (hives), nausea & vomiting

Usually found in children or young adults. Genetic condition where little or no insulin is produced. They must be injected with insulin.

Onset is usually at age 30 or above. Contributing factors: obesity, heredity or environmental factors. Controlled by diet and/or weight loss

Excessive insulin is present when food intake is insufficient.

Excessive sugar in the blood.

This is a serious condition that can lead to a hyperosmolar or diabetic coma or even death.

The corrective action that should be taken for someone experiencing hypoglycemia.

The corrective action that should be taken for someone experiencing hyperglycemia.

Occlusion or rupture of the cerebral arteries directly into the brain tissue.

Another name for cerebrovascular accident.

A Transient Ischemic Attack is a

Epistaxis is what

Brief loss of awareness – stare into space

Whole body convulses and patient loses consciousness for a few

Affect only the outer layer of skin, the epidermis

Involve the epidermis and part of the lower layer of skin, the dermis.

Destroy the epidermis and dermis.

Go through both layers of the skin and underlying tissue as well as deeper tissue, possibly involving muscle and bone.

Patient’s sutures separate and allow abdominal contents to spill out

Select all that apply: What are signs of inflammation