Across
- 1. Managing this is key for an unconscious patient
- 5. These instructions should be given any time a patient is not awake and not breathing
- 8. Instructions for this medicine can be given to a patient experiencing an allergic reaction
- 10. Patients that have come in contatct with chemicals can be given these instructions
- 11. Severe or catastropic bleeding can be controlled with one of these
- 12. This verification diagnostic lasts a long 8 seconds
- 14. Patients with burns can be given these instructions
- 15. Follow this pathway for a not-alert patient
Down
- 2. Instructing a caller not to put parts or skin on ice or in water can be found in these instructions
- 3. This diagnostic has 3 questions to help give responders information on brain hemorrhages or clots
- 4. This diagnostic should be given when a patient has chest pain or chest pain equivalents
- 6. Combined with CPR, these instructions should be given in cases of respiratory arrest, like overdoses
- 7. This disconnect can used when the backing bell is ringing
- 9. These instructions tell the caller to push down hard and don't lift up cloth to look
- 13. This diagnostic helps the caller keep up the right beat for CPR