Chapter 11 SFA

1. We may find out that somebody is diabetic or epileptic through our ______ questions in secondary assessment
5. Give ______ (candies or juice) to a responsive diabetic and monitor their condition for 10 minutes.
6. If somebody expresses intention of ______, we should call EMS/911 immediately
9. _____ any dangerous objects away from a person having a seizure
10. Childbirth is a __________ process and a woman's body knows what to do
12. We should NEVER clamp, tie, squeeze, or cut the umbilical ________ after childbirth.
13. People may ________ for many reasons (electrocution, epilepsy, drug overdose, concussion, poison, fever).
14. Wipe any fluids or mucus from the baby's face and dry it off to get it to ________.
17. Someone experiencing a mental health crisis may experience visual or auditory ____________
18. A woman is in emergency _______ when her contractions are 2 minutes apart or less.

2. The best way to assist someone in a mental health crisis is to _______ empathetically
3. It may take up to 15 minutes after the baby is born for the ________ to be delivered.
4. Do not put anything into someone's ______ when they are having a seizure.
7. Most seizures only last a few minutes, and the person usually recovers fully without any _____.
8. Give more sugar (if safe to do so) and call ____ if a responsive diabetic person does not improve after 10 minutes.
11. Babies and young children may have ______ seizures if their body temperature rises quickly.
15. Some people have multiple seizures during a day, and will likely have a seizure treatment ________ in place.
16. A condition where someone suddenly becomes unresponsive but is still breathing.