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        | How to Conduct a Primary Survey of an Injured Person |  | Definition 
 
        | -Make sure scene is safe. -Determine if the person is breathing by performing ABC's
 -If suspected spinal cord injury then do not move head or use head tilt method to do the ABC's
 -Check for circulation and determine if there is a heartbeat.
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        | How to Check Airway, Breathing and Circulation |  | Definition 
 
        | -Head tilt -Chin lift
 -look
 -listen
 -feel for carotid pulse to determine if there's circulation.
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        | How to Assess Consciousness |  | Definition 
 
        | -Based on scale AVPU -A for alert= ask person questions and if respond then receives an A.
 -V for verbal stimuli= by moving when you try to determine their level of conciousness give them V
 -P for painful stimuli= casue pain and see if person responds to the pain if not then receive P.
 -U for unconcious= if person does not respond to any type of test then classified as unconscious.
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        | Term 
 
        | Clear an Obstructed Airway |  | Definition 
 
        | -Pinching Nose and blowing air down mouth. -If no air go down then reposition head and reach into mouth grabbing under the chin and grabbing the tounge and look inside for any obstruction.
 -If see then use blind finger sweep throught the mouth and try to get rid of it.
 -Deliver rescure breaths again.
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        | How to Treat a Conscious Choking Adult or Child |  | Definition 
 
        | -Heimlich Manuver. -place hands around abdomen forming fist with one hand.
 -grab fist with other hand and deliver hard sharp upward thrusts forcing air out of lungs hopefully casuing obstruction to be dislodged.
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        | Term 
 
        | How to Clean a Wound During First Aid |  | Definition 
 
        | -Safe Area -If availible wear latex gloves.
 -Pick dirty other things in wound with tweezers.
 -If in the wound then need to be cleaned using something like soft nail brush which will be painful.
 -Use water and wash the wound making it clean.
 -Then bandage the wound.
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        | Term 
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        | -Safe area - Wear gloves.
 - Clean wound with soap and water.
 -Once wound clean, apply gauze bad or bandage.
 -If antibacterial ointment is available then use it.
 -Then use adhesive tape or athletic tape to hold gauze pad in place.
 - Keep it dry and check for secondary infection by swelling or red.
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        | How to Treat a Severe Sunburn |  | Definition 
 
        | -Sunburn deep redening of the skin with possible blistering. -Dont pop or break the blisters.
 -Do not scratch the blisters.
 -Treat area with Aloe Vera Gel or take long cool baths to release edorphins to the area to reduce pain.
 -wear loose fitting clothing until skin begins to heal.
 -Also can take pain relievers.
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        | How to Treat Second & Third-Degree Burns |  | Definition 
 
        | -2nd degree = blistering of the skin. -3rd degree = charring or blackening of the skin.
 -First is to cool the injury with material that can be soaked and placed on it.
 -Apply sterile dressing if availible, if not then some clean cloth should be used on it.
 -Tape dressing on and then wrapwith gauze material to keep the area clean.
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        | How to Treat Heat Exhaustion |  | Definition 
 
        | -In person that feels light headed or about to faint. -move person into shade away from sunlight.
 -remove clothing that  could retain hea. EX: hats
 -if consous then have them drink cool water or sport drink to regain electrolytes.
 -cold compress can be applied to forehead.
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        | Term 
 | Definition 
 
        | -Feel the skin -If rigid and whitish then indicates frosbite has occured.
 -Take frostbitten part and put in warm water where it will be rewarmed.
 -There will be extreme pain the the area that has been rewarmed.
 -Wrap area with sterile dressing.
 -Be careful when handling frostbite as skin is very damaged and brittle.
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        | How to Treat a Sprained Wrist |  | Definition 
 
        | -Raise sprained wrist above heart to reduce blood flow. -Use icepack on area to reduce pain and swelling.
 -Place cloth between ice and skin.
 -Apply ice in intervals of 10 to 15 minutes.
 -Wrap wrist in some type of pressure bandage or elastic bandage and not to tight.
 -Apply ice again in intrevals of 10-15 minutes.
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        | Term 
 
        | How to Correctly Treat a Sprained Ankle |  | Definition 
 
        | -Remove shoe and sock to evaluate injury. -Check ankle for discoloration, deformity, and swelling. Usually swelling will happen very quickly.
 -Apply ice or cold compress to area for 5-10 minutes
 -Apple bandage to secure area then reapply ice.
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        | Term 
 | Definition 
 
        | -Stay calm -Make sure area is safe.
 -Protect head from banging agaisnt ground.
 -Make sure head is supported
 -Make sure person lying on their side and head inclined. So won't choke on saliva.
 - If have watch time the seizure
 - make person as safe and comfortable as you can.
 -Onlookers kept away.
 -Do not hold person down.
 - do not put anything in persons mouth.
 -Don't give person anything until seizer is over and fully alert.
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        | When to call 911 during seizure |  | Definition 
 
        | -Call 911 if persons 1st seizure or not sure. - seizure longer then 5 minutes.
 -Injured or vomits.
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