Chapter 17:3 providing first aid for bleeding and wounds – Flashcards. 17:9 Providing First Aid for Bone and Joint Injuries Frequently occur during accidents or falls with variety of injuries Fractures, dislocations, sprains, and strains May have more than one type of injury to bones and joints at the same time. 5 inches (4cms) or 1/3 depth of chest. Complain about: • Abdominal pain that is aching, sharp, or dull. Other sets by this creator. Chapter 17 Sudden Illnesses. Components of CPR Automated external defibrillator (AED) Provides electric shock to restore normal electrical pattern and rhythm Adult and child shock dosages Use CPR until an AED is available. AHA Hands-On Training: Lesson 2: 1 –Rescuer BLS Adult Chain of Survival Scene Safety and Assessment Adult Compressions Pocket Mask 1-Rescuer BLS Lesson 3: AED & Bag Mask Device. • Check the time at which the first signs appeared. Periods of wheezing, chest tightness, shortness of breath, and coughing. • Also caused by: • Untreated diabetes. Heart Attack If heart stops, start CPR Signs and symptoms vary based on damage Signs and symptoms are often more subtle in women First aid care. Diarrhea is the passage of loose, watery, or unformed stools. Brain to produce sudden bursts of.
• Call 9-1-1 or take the victim to the. Abdominal Injuries Bleeding, shock, and damage to organs can be fatal Signs and symptoms Position victim flat on back First aid care. • Have the victim drink plenty of fluids. Symptoms can range from mild to severe.
• If the victim is able to keep fluids down, offer carbohydrates. Check breathing, treat for shock, avoid unnecessary movement, avoid giving food or fluids to the victim. Name 8 things you should do when examining a victim. Choking Victims If unconscious with obstructed airway Begin CPR Start with compressions If object is visible try to remove it. Chapter 17:3 providing first aid for bleeding and wounds control. Splints If open wound is present, control bleeding before applying splint Never attempt to reposition bone Observe precautions when using pneumatic splint Traction splints. Comfortable position. • If the victim becomes unresponsive, call. Abdominal Complaints.
Medical care immediately. Care for Low Blood Glucose. 10–34, draw the Thevenin equivalent circuit with respect to terminals A and B (mentally remove R L). Chapter 17:3 providing first aid for bleeding and wounds in nursing. Choose adult pads (not child pads) Attach the AED connecting cables to the AED device. Heart Attack Also called coronary thrombosis, coronary occlusion, or myocardial infarction May occur when one or more coronary arteries is blocked If heart attack is severe, victim may die.
• Common during emotional stress. Arteries delivering blood to the heart. Signs and Symptoms Blood pressure very low or unobtainable General weakness Anxiety and extreme restlessness Excessive thirst, nausea, and/or vomiting Blurred vision or change in appearance of eyes or pupils. When You Suspect a Stroke….
Minor Wounds Tetanus bacteria can easily enter an open wound Can cause serious illness or death Most common in puncture wounds, wounds with damage to tissue underneath skin Get tetanus shot or booster as needed. • First aid usually will be similar. 17:7 Providing First Aid for Heat Exposure Heat cramps Caused by exposure to heat Muscle pains and spasms from loss of water, salt Firm pressure on cramped muscle to provide relief Provide rest and move to cooler area Small sips of water or electrolyte solution. Can take two puffs of. • Discomfort in other areas of the body. Chapter 17:3 providing first aid for bleeding and wounds around. • Loses responsiveness. • Dizziness or lightheadedness. • Effects are permanent. 3" Define Terms on pg.
• If signs begin, victim. Attach pads to the victim's bare chest. American Heart Association OHCA Adult Chain of Survival Immediate recognition and Activation of EMS Early CPR Rapid Defibrillation Effective ALS, stabilization and transport Multidisciplinary Post Cardiac Arrest Care. 17:8 Providing First Aid for Cold Exposure Exposure to cold temperatures can cause body tissues to freeze, body processes to slow down Needs immediate attention, as death may result Degree of injury affected by wind velocity, humidity, length of exposure to cold.
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