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What is a MI - ANSWER -blockage in coronary artery preventing blood accessing
myocardium
Signs and symptoms of myocardial infarction - ANSWER -Grey skin
Sweating
Pain
nausea
Lightheaded
Urge to pee
Management of MI - ANSWER -Aspirin - prevent clotting
GTN - vasodilation
o2 if needs be
Role of blood - ANSWER -Transport of nutrients - o2, glucose
Transport of hormones
Transport of waste - co2
Transport of host cells to fight infection
Regulate temperature
Reproductive
Components of blood - ANSWER -plasma 55%
RBC 44%
platelets and WBC 1%
What is a pulse and when can we feel it. 6 places? - ANSWER -LV contracting
can be felt when artery goes over bone
carotid, brachial, radial, femoral, popiletal, dorsal
Management of wounds - ANSWER -SEPD
Site
Examine
, Pressure
Dressing
How to manage eye injuries - ANSWER -keep anything in
cover both eyes to prevent eye movement in bad ete
irrigate chemicals or fust
Define shock - ANSWER -a lack of oxygen to tissues
Types of shock - ANSWER -Dissociative - not enough RBC
Obstructive - obstruction of blood to/from heart
Hypovalemic - loss of blood volume
Cardiogenic - cardiac
Distributive - vasodilation
Signs and symptoms of shock - ANSWER -Blood loss
Confusion
Increase HR
increased RR
dizziness
cyanosis
confusion
cool peripheries
pale
anxiety and abnormal behaviour
Management of shock - ANSWER -Step bleeding if hypovalemic
raise legs, give o2, notify blood transport services
Severity of burn (3 types) - ANSWER -Superficial, partial thickness, full thickness
Management of burn - ANSWER -SCALD
size, cause, age, location, depth
cool with water if not chemical, put strips of clingflim on
advise them to take painkillers
Types of burn - ANSWER -chemical