Across
- 2. a law designed to protect physicians.
- 4. a patients personal health must be kept private unless they give consent
- 7. a traumatic brain injury.
- 9. Needed in emergency situations.
- 11. concussion symptoms last for longer than expected.
- 13. Used to stop bleeding.
- 15. device used to apply pressure.
- 16. a method of poisoning.
- 20. a medical service that provides care for when someone gets poisoned.
- 21. Emergency medical services (Ambulances)
- 22. failure to do what a reasonably prudent person would do.
- 23. a service that can always be called in case of an emergency.
- 25. a severe allergic reaction.
- 27. portable electronic device.
- 30. air flow becomes blocked.
- 31. a sudden uncontrolled electrical disturbance in the brain.
- 32. damage to skin/tissues from the sun/hot liquids/fire.
- 33. there is no requirement to render care if someone has no legal duty.
Down
- 1. Helps blood circulate (CPR)
- 3. doing what a reasonably prudent person wouldn't do.
- 5. blood is pumping from the wound.
- 6. deviating from accepted standard of care, resulting in further injury.
- 8. when a seizure occurs in just one area.
- 10. permission for something to occur.
- 12. Where people/resources are.
- 14. another method of poisoning, involving a substance going down one's throat.
- 17. used to clear an airway.
- 18. body looses heat faster than it can be produced.
- 19. help given to a person until full medical treatment can be provided.
- 24. an irregular heartbeat that can lead to heart complications.
- 26. failure to provide care that meets your level of training.
- 28. consumption of food.
- 29. happens from a sudden drop in blood flow.