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Bronchitis is characterized by dyspnea, productive cough. Can be chronic.
Bystander CPR is beneficial for immediate CPR aids in maintaining correct body
cardiac arrest Pt's because... chemistry until EMS arrives.
Hypoxia deficiency in the amount of oxygen reaching the
tissues.
Signs are... things that are happening to a Pt. that you can see,
hear, smell, and feel.
Cool and pale skin, bruising, drop in Internal bleeding is characterized by what signs?
blood pressure.
Decreased metabolic rate Decrease in CO2
Increased CO2 Increased metabolic rate
, Signs of pericardial tamponade faint heart sounds, rapidly narrowing blood
pressure, weak pulse.
Rate of compressions in CPR 100-120 per minute
General assessment one of the most important parts of initial Pt.
assessment.
Immobilize above and below injury joint
of a...
When observing ventilations on an adequate chest rise.
apneic Pt., you should observe for...
When the heart stops, permanent 4 to 6 minutes
brain damage can occur in....
What should you immediately do for Tilt the head back and lift the chin.
a Pt. with snoring respirations?
After checking for responsiveness in check for breathing and a pulse.
a collapsed Pt., you should then...
Your Pt. stops breathing suddenly, Begin positive pressure ventilations (usually with a
what should you do? BVM).
What are some considerations you Touch them gently and speak slowly and clearly.
should take when treating a
confused elderly Pt.?
Femur largest bone in the body
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Terms in this set (80)
Bronchitis is characterized by dyspnea, productive cough. Can be chronic.
Bystander CPR is beneficial for immediate CPR aids in maintaining correct body
cardiac arrest Pt's because... chemistry until EMS arrives.
Hypoxia deficiency in the amount of oxygen reaching the
tissues.
Signs are... things that are happening to a Pt. that you can see,
hear, smell, and feel.
Cool and pale skin, bruising, drop in Internal bleeding is characterized by what signs?
blood pressure.
Decreased metabolic rate Decrease in CO2
Increased CO2 Increased metabolic rate
, Signs of pericardial tamponade faint heart sounds, rapidly narrowing blood
pressure, weak pulse.
Rate of compressions in CPR 100-120 per minute
General assessment one of the most important parts of initial Pt.
assessment.
Immobilize above and below injury joint
of a...
When observing ventilations on an adequate chest rise.
apneic Pt., you should observe for...
When the heart stops, permanent 4 to 6 minutes
brain damage can occur in....
What should you immediately do for Tilt the head back and lift the chin.
a Pt. with snoring respirations?
After checking for responsiveness in check for breathing and a pulse.
a collapsed Pt., you should then...
Your Pt. stops breathing suddenly, Begin positive pressure ventilations (usually with a
what should you do? BVM).
What are some considerations you Touch them gently and speak slowly and clearly.
should take when treating a
confused elderly Pt.?
Femur largest bone in the body
