Basic First Aid

2. Cardiac arrest describes a condition in which the heart ___ beating.
5. Use an AED when a person is unconscious and not ____.
6. A life threatening condition when vital organs do not receive enough blood or oxygen.
9. The five-to-five method is used to help people who are ___.
13. A device that delivers a controlled shot to the heart.
14. Fluid fills the lungs and air passages narrow, restricting breathing.
16. The most important part of first aid for severe ____ is pressure to the wound.
20. Hands-Only CPR delivers 100 compressions per ____.
23. The ‘R’ in CPR.
24. A medical emergency is a life ____ situation.

1. wheezing, hand signals, blue lips, trying to cough are signs of what?
3. type of CPR that only involves chest compressions.
4. First aid classes teach CPR, five and five choking and ____.
7. Degree of burn that affects all layers of skin.
8. Apply antibiotic ointment to cut or scrap after ____ the wound.
10. A first aid ____ contains supplies to care for minor injuries.
11. Obtaining _____ is when you ask an injured person if they want to receive first aid.
12. The ‘CP’ in CPR.
15. serious bacterial infection associated with a deep cut, scrap and puncture wounds.
17. When calling 911, tell the dispatcher the person’s ___, condition, age and gender.
18. ____ degree burn damages the outer layer of skin causing redness, swelling and pain.
19. A virus that infects the nerves, brain and spinal cord from an animal bite.
21. Treatment given first in an accident or injury.
22. A type of emergency that is urgent and a life threatening situation.