First Aid Assessment

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  1. 4. when no one is required to render first aid when no legal duty exists
  2. 10. a procedure used for victims that are chocking
  3. 11. blockage in the throat or airway that prevents the person from breathing
  4. 15. deep burns and are larger than 3 inches, it causes the skin to turn dry and leathery, there may be discoloration such as brown, white, or black
  5. 16. the first immediate care given to someone who is injured or needs help until professional medical assistance arrives
  6. 18. check the person's breathing and heart rate, check the scene for anything harmful, and then call 911, lastly help the victim until professional help arrives
  7. 20. when the body loses more heat than it can produce in the cold
  8. 22. a type of common tear gas used by the military officals
  9. 25. being aware of your surroundings and staying alarmed
  10. 26. emergency medical service, known as ambulance or paramedic services
  11. 27. when the body is not getting enough blood flow which causes organs failure if it is not getting enough oxygen through the blood cells
  12. 28. tear gas commonly used by officials to disperse or control large crowds
  13. 29. permission to help the victim
  14. 30. deviating from the accepted standard of care that results in further injury to a victim
  15. 31. irregular heartbeat, can lead to strokes, blood clots, heart failure, and other complications
  16. 32. breathing in or inhaling
  17. 33. call 800-222-1222 to ask for help if victim is suspected of being poisoned
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  1. 1. CPR, an emergency procedure using chest compression and breathing to manually preserve the function of the brain until professional medical help arrives
  2. 2. life threatening allergic reaction, can cause shock
  3. 3. consuming something
  4. 5. doing something a reasonably prudent person would NOT do
  5. 6. failing to provide the type of care as would a person having or similar training
  6. 7. can be caused by the sun, chemicals, flames, radiation, electricity, and flames
  7. 8. applying pressure on a clean and sterile gauze to help stop blood from gushing out of the wound
  8. 9. a medical device used to electrically shock the heart so that it can return to a normal pulse, commonly used for cardiac arrests
  9. 12. a mild traumatic brain injury,when the brain is forcefully moved within the skull either by blows to the head or violently shaking the upper body
  10. 13. symptoms of concussions lasts longer then the expected recovery period
  11. 14. failure to what a reasonably prudent person would do
  12. 17. if direct pressure is not working, then use this tool if you are trained to do so to stop the bleeding
  13. 19. a common type of seizure experienced by people with epilepsy, they are fully awake and aware of the surroundings when they experience the seizure even if they can't move and respond
  14. 21. bursts of uncontrolled electrical activity of the brain or neuron cells
  15. 23. maintains privacy about the victim and relays medical information to appropriate persons
  16. 24. medical term for bleeding