Across
- 6. (Automated External Defibrillator) – Device used to shock the heart during cardiac arrest.
- 10. Management – Techniques to ensure airway patency.
- 11. – Low oxygen level in tissues.
- 12. – Break in bone continuity.
- 16. Arrest – Sudden cessation of heart activity.
- 19. Signs – Measurement of body’s essential functions (BP, pulse, temperature, respiration).
- 20. – Life-threatening infection causing organ dysfunction.
- 21. – Restoring life functions in critical patients.
- 23. Stability – Maintenance of adequate blood flow and pressure.
- 24. – Removal of hazardous substances from patient or area.
Down
- 1. – Low blood volume, often due to bleeding or dehydration.
- 2. – Immobilization of injured body part.
- 3. – Electric shock to restore heart rhythm.
- 4. – Severe bleeding.
- 5. – Severe allergic reaction requiring immediate care.
- 7. – Physical injury caused by external force.
- 8. – Critical condition of inadequate blood flow to organs.
- 9. Care – Management of skin or tissue injury.
- 13. Therapy – Administration of fluids or medications through veins.
- 14. Coma Scale (GCS) – Tool for assessing level of consciousness.
- 15. – Insertion of a tube into the airway to assist breathing.
- 16. (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) – Life-saving technique for cardiac arrest.
- 17. Blue – Cardiac or respiratory arrest emergency.
- 18. – Tissue injury from heat, chemicals, or electricity.
- 22. – Process of prioritizing patients based on urgency.