First Aid Terms (Emergency Care) – Definitions
First Aid
& Study
TermsGuide.pdf
(Emergency Care) – Definitions
First Aid
& Study
TermsGuide.pdf
(Emergency Care) – Definitions & Study Guide.pdf
First Aid Terms
(Emergency Care)
– Definitions &
Study Guide
First Aid Terms (Emergency Care) – Definitions
First Aid
& Study
TermsGuide.pdf
(Emergency Care) – Definitions
First Aid
& Study
TermsGuide.pdf
(Emergency Care) – Definitions & Study Guide.pdf
, First Aid Terms (Emergency Care).pdf First Aid Terms (Emergency Care).pdf First Aid Terms (Emergency Care).pdf
Terms in this set (41)
Abrasion scraping of the outer skin layers (commonly called a scrape)
Amputation when a body part is completely torn away
Anaphylaxis life-threatening allergic reaction
Avulsion injury in which a portion of the skin and sometimes other soft tissue is partially
or completely torn away
Bandages any material that is used to wrap or cover any part of the body
Burn soft tissue injury that can damage the top layer of skin or the skin and the layers
of fat, muscle, and bone; sources can be heat, chemicals, electricity or radiation;
classified by depth
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation the mouth-to-mouth method of artificial respiration, and heart massage by the
exertion of pressure on the chest
First Aid Terms (Emergency Care).pdf First Aid Terms (Emergency Care).pdf First Aid Terms (Emergency Care).pdf
First Aid
& Study
TermsGuide.pdf
(Emergency Care) – Definitions
First Aid
& Study
TermsGuide.pdf
(Emergency Care) – Definitions & Study Guide.pdf
First Aid Terms
(Emergency Care)
– Definitions &
Study Guide
First Aid Terms (Emergency Care) – Definitions
First Aid
& Study
TermsGuide.pdf
(Emergency Care) – Definitions
First Aid
& Study
TermsGuide.pdf
(Emergency Care) – Definitions & Study Guide.pdf
, First Aid Terms (Emergency Care).pdf First Aid Terms (Emergency Care).pdf First Aid Terms (Emergency Care).pdf
Terms in this set (41)
Abrasion scraping of the outer skin layers (commonly called a scrape)
Amputation when a body part is completely torn away
Anaphylaxis life-threatening allergic reaction
Avulsion injury in which a portion of the skin and sometimes other soft tissue is partially
or completely torn away
Bandages any material that is used to wrap or cover any part of the body
Burn soft tissue injury that can damage the top layer of skin or the skin and the layers
of fat, muscle, and bone; sources can be heat, chemicals, electricity or radiation;
classified by depth
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation the mouth-to-mouth method of artificial respiration, and heart massage by the
exertion of pressure on the chest
First Aid Terms (Emergency Care).pdf First Aid Terms (Emergency Care).pdf First Aid Terms (Emergency Care).pdf
