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COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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Terms in this set (175)
What is the priority when to establish if the patients condition is
conduction a telephone IMMEDIATELY life-threatening
assessment?
how long does it take for 3-5 minutes
cells to die after not
receiving oxygen?
what are the three Airway, Breathing and Circulation
essential things to keep
the body supplied with
oxygen?
What does 'AIRWAY' A clear airway through which air, containing oxygen,
mean in regards to ABC can enter
What does 'BREATHING' Air enters the lungs where oxygen passes into the
mean in regards to ABC body
What does A pumping heart and enough blood to carry
'CIRCULATION' mean in oxygen to the body.
regards to ABC
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Anything blocking the Choking and person is unconscious and tongue may
passage of air can stop flop back and block airway
oxygen reaching the
body, what are the 2
reasons that could cause
this?
What reasons can cause blocked airway, heart attack, head/chest injury,
a person to stop drowning, severe allergy or poisoning
breathing?
True or false 'a person true
that stops breathing will
become unconcious'
what are signs that skin may be pale, grey or blue
someone is not chest not moving
breathing? no breathing sounds
what does the body need a pumping heart and enough blood
for circulation?
a life-threatening condition when the cardiovascular
what is shock? system fails and is unable to circulate enough
oxygen around the body.
collapsed - weak/unable to stand
what are signs of shock? cold skin - wet and clammy
paler skin - grey or blue
what happens to blood diverts blood from the skin to more essential organs
when the body goes into
shock?
severe blood loss, heavy fluid loss, failure of the
what are causes of
heart, severe infections, low blood sugar, lack of
shock?
certain hormones
what is CPR? cardiopulmonary resuscitation
For every minute that reduction by 10%
CPR is delated, what
happens to the survival
rate?
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NHS Pathways 111 MOST RECENT
COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
(100% CORRECT ANSWERS) A+ GRADED |
ALREADY PASSED!!
Save
Terms in this set (175)
What is the priority when to establish if the patients condition is
conduction a telephone IMMEDIATELY life-threatening
assessment?
how long does it take for 3-5 minutes
cells to die after not
receiving oxygen?
what are the three Airway, Breathing and Circulation
essential things to keep
the body supplied with
oxygen?
What does 'AIRWAY' A clear airway through which air, containing oxygen,
mean in regards to ABC can enter
What does 'BREATHING' Air enters the lungs where oxygen passes into the
mean in regards to ABC body
What does A pumping heart and enough blood to carry
'CIRCULATION' mean in oxygen to the body.
regards to ABC
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, 5/19/25, 10:06 AM NHS Pathways 111 MOST RECENT COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS) A+ G…
Anything blocking the Choking and person is unconscious and tongue may
passage of air can stop flop back and block airway
oxygen reaching the
body, what are the 2
reasons that could cause
this?
What reasons can cause blocked airway, heart attack, head/chest injury,
a person to stop drowning, severe allergy or poisoning
breathing?
True or false 'a person true
that stops breathing will
become unconcious'
what are signs that skin may be pale, grey or blue
someone is not chest not moving
breathing? no breathing sounds
what does the body need a pumping heart and enough blood
for circulation?
a life-threatening condition when the cardiovascular
what is shock? system fails and is unable to circulate enough
oxygen around the body.
collapsed - weak/unable to stand
what are signs of shock? cold skin - wet and clammy
paler skin - grey or blue
what happens to blood diverts blood from the skin to more essential organs
when the body goes into
shock?
severe blood loss, heavy fluid loss, failure of the
what are causes of
heart, severe infections, low blood sugar, lack of
shock?
certain hormones
what is CPR? cardiopulmonary resuscitation
For every minute that reduction by 10%
CPR is delated, what
happens to the survival
rate?
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