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If you know someone has a pacemaker where should you put
the AED? - ANSWER--not over the device


Can you deliver shock to a victim on metal surfaces like bleachers? -
ANSWER--yes


Can you leave jewelry on the victim while an AED is in use? - ANSWER--
yes as long as it is not placed on top of the jewelry


What type of gloves should you be wearing? - ANSWER--latex free


When you are talking to a child what should you do? - ANSWER--talk
to them on eye-level and speak slow and involve the parent if you can


What do you do prior to a brief history examination? - ANSWER--head to
toe examination


Check an alert victim by? - ANSWER--performing head to toe
examination

Name 3 examples of sudden signs and symptoms of sudden illnesses: -
ANSWER--
1) change in LOC

2) severe headache

3) vomiting

,4) difficulty speaking

5) loss of vision

6) change in skin color



What should you care for first in a sudden illness? - ANSWER--any life
threatening conditions


Hypoglycemia - ANSWER--low blood sugar


Hyperglycemia - ANSWER--high blood sugar


what can you give someone with hypoglycemia? - ANSWER--sugar (ex.
milk, orange juice, candy)


When would you call EMS in a diabetic situation? - ANSWER--1) when
person becomes unresponsive
2) if you cannot find any source of sugar

3) the person cannot swallow

4) the person does not feel better in 10-15 min



If someone faints how should you position them? - ANSWER--on their
back

,Generalized seizures last how long usually? - ANSWER--1-3 minutes


What are two things you can do to help a person having a seizure? -
ANSWER--1) remove any object away from them
2) put a cushion underneath their head


Summon EMS during a seizure for 10 reasons: - ANSWER--1) it is in water
2) the person is preganant

3) it is their first seizure

4) it lasts more than 5 min

5) the person is injured

6) the cause is unknown

7) the person is elderly

8) they have diabetes

9) unresponsive

10) there is no lucid period



If the person is in the water and now is out of water how should you
position them if they are breathing on their own? - ANSWER--on their
side


What acronym is used for a stroke? - ANSWER--FAST

, What does FAST stand for? - ANSWER--Face (ask them
to smile) Arm (ask them to lift their arms)
Speech (ask them to repeat a
sentence) Time (note the start time)


A physical injury to the body's soft tissue is a - ANSWER--wound


Steps for Caring for internal bleeding: - ANSWER--1) summon EMS if
necessary
2) care for any life threatening conditions

3) keep the victim comfortable

3) watch for change in LOC

4) care for shock

5) care for any other problems that develop



If the internal bleeding is not severe just do what? - ANSWER--Apply a
cold pack for no more then 20 min remove for 20min and do it again


Define Abrasion - ANSWER--skin is scraped


Define Laceration - ANSWER--deep cut

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