First Aid, CPR, AED - 7th ed. - Advanced: Chapter 1-
12: Review (Questions With Verified Solutions)
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Pacemakers, defillators
Avoid placing electrode pads over devices
Choose an answer
Respiratory support and Oxygen
1 2 Implanted devices and AED use
therapy
Blood pressure monitoring And Implantable sensors and Monitoring
3 4
regulation systems
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Terms in this set (190)
,What is first aid? Recognizing, assessing, and prioritizing the need for
first aid. Recognizing and delaying the onset of
shock.
Providing care
Recognizing limitations
Duty to Act Designated by your employer and called to an injury
scene
Licensed by the state requires you to act regardless if
you're off duty or in
Breach of Duty a person's responsibility to provide care
Act of Omission Failure to do what a reasonably prudent person with
the same or similar training would do in the same or
similar circumstances.
Confidentiality Only discuss information about the injured or ill
person with those who have a medical need to know.
The law requires reporting rape, abuse, and gunshot
wounds
Good Samaritan Law Acting on with good faith and intentions
Negligence Failure to follow the accepted standards of care,
resulting in further injury to the person
Abondonment Once you have responded to an emergency, you
must not leave an injured or ill person who needs
continuing first aid until another competent and
trained person takes responsibility for the person
Children's consent Need parent or legal guardian
Implied consent w/o parent
, How to call EMS Speak slowly and clearly.
Be ready to give the following information:
Person's location
Your phone number and name
Description of what happened
Number of people needing help
Description of the person's condition
Do not hang up until instructed to do so.
scene size-up Are hazards present? Is the scene safe?
How many people?
What is wrong?
What happened? (MOI)
Can bystanders help
10 second scan!!
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Provides a barrier between the first aid provider and
injured or ill person
**exam gloves is most common
coup-contrecoup injury a blow to the head is strong enough to cause a
concussion at the site of impact
dressing applied over wound
Control bleeding
Prevent infection and contamination
Absorb blood and drainage
Protect wound
bandage holds dressing in place
bystander actions less likely to stay at the scene
1. Recognizing the emergency
2. Decide to help
3. Calling 911 if EMS is needed
12: Review (Questions With Verified Solutions)
Save
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study using Learn
Pacemakers, defillators
Avoid placing electrode pads over devices
Choose an answer
Respiratory support and Oxygen
1 2 Implanted devices and AED use
therapy
Blood pressure monitoring And Implantable sensors and Monitoring
3 4
regulation systems
Don't know?
Terms in this set (190)
,What is first aid? Recognizing, assessing, and prioritizing the need for
first aid. Recognizing and delaying the onset of
shock.
Providing care
Recognizing limitations
Duty to Act Designated by your employer and called to an injury
scene
Licensed by the state requires you to act regardless if
you're off duty or in
Breach of Duty a person's responsibility to provide care
Act of Omission Failure to do what a reasonably prudent person with
the same or similar training would do in the same or
similar circumstances.
Confidentiality Only discuss information about the injured or ill
person with those who have a medical need to know.
The law requires reporting rape, abuse, and gunshot
wounds
Good Samaritan Law Acting on with good faith and intentions
Negligence Failure to follow the accepted standards of care,
resulting in further injury to the person
Abondonment Once you have responded to an emergency, you
must not leave an injured or ill person who needs
continuing first aid until another competent and
trained person takes responsibility for the person
Children's consent Need parent or legal guardian
Implied consent w/o parent
, How to call EMS Speak slowly and clearly.
Be ready to give the following information:
Person's location
Your phone number and name
Description of what happened
Number of people needing help
Description of the person's condition
Do not hang up until instructed to do so.
scene size-up Are hazards present? Is the scene safe?
How many people?
What is wrong?
What happened? (MOI)
Can bystanders help
10 second scan!!
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Provides a barrier between the first aid provider and
injured or ill person
**exam gloves is most common
coup-contrecoup injury a blow to the head is strong enough to cause a
concussion at the site of impact
dressing applied over wound
Control bleeding
Prevent infection and contamination
Absorb blood and drainage
Protect wound
bandage holds dressing in place
bystander actions less likely to stay at the scene
1. Recognizing the emergency
2. Decide to help
3. Calling 911 if EMS is needed
