Asphyxiation - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Tcfp HazMat Operations When responding to hazardous materials/WMD incidents Operations level responders shall be able to preform the following task... - 1. Analyze a HazMat incident to determine the scope of the problem 2. Plan an initial response 3. Implement a planned response 4. Evaluate the progress Analyzing a hazardous material incident to determine the scope of the problem involves... - 1. Surveying the incident to identify containers and materials involved, determine if weth...

Class A Ordinary Extinguisher Class B Liquid Extinguisher Class C Electrical Extinguisher Asphyxiation causes what? Nausea, Dizziness, Heart Irregularities, and Unconciousness Ladder must be at what dimensions in relation to a house? 4 ft for every 1 ft, 3 ft above the top of the roof. What different amounts does Copper Tubing come in? 25, 50, 100 Soft drawn copper tubing means what? Copper tubing that is on a roll

Wisconsin Drivers Ed Temps Test Questions and Answers Already Passed If your car bounces over bumps and is hard to steer what might need to get checked? The suspension Under GDL, if you are not wearing your seat belt, Your GDL restriction will be extended for how long? 6 months Where will everything in the car slide to in the event of a crash The point of impact on the crash True or false: At slower speeds you can brace your self so you don't need a seat belt False True or Fa...

what does pH tell you - ANSWER the expression of the balance between carbon dioxide and bicarbonate what causes a lower pH in the body - ANSWER the greater the concentration of hydrogen, the more acidic the body fluids what causes a higher pH in the body - ANSWER the lower the concentration of hydrogen, the more alkaline the body fluids hyperventilation and hydrogen ions - ANSWER causes a decrease in hydrogen ions hypoventilation and hydrogen ions - ANSWER causes an increase in hydro...

RN Nursing Care of Children Proctored Exam 2019 A nurse is assisting an adolescent who has Cushing's syndrome. Which of the following findings? should the nurse expect? A. Cachectic appearance - Addison’s not Cushing’s B. Blood glucose 320 mg/dL C. Potassium 4.2 mEq/L -this is in the normal range (3.5-5.0); Cushing’s expect hypokalemia D. Advanced bone age CORRECT ANSWER: B. Blood glucose 320 mg/dL A nurse in an emergency department is assisting an adolescent who reports inh...

Adult Health 3 Study Guide 2024/2025 Burns - ️️ - - major burn is the ultimate trauma - affects all body systems - most visible - the skin - burn centers: exceptional care, ongoing rehabilitation Thermal Burns - ️️ - - contact with hot objects, but can also occur as a result of steam, smoke, or flash - flame - scald - contact with hot objects Chemical Burns - ️️ - - destruction of tissues from necrotizing substances, acids, and chemicals - can cause extensive tissue damag...

ATI CBC Level 2 Test 100% Correct what does pH tell you - Correct Answer ️️ -the expression of the balance between carbon dioxide and bicarbonate what causes a lower pH in the body - Correct Answer ️️ -the greater the concentration of hydrogen, the more acidic the body fluids what causes a higher pH in the body - Correct Answer ️️ -the lower the concentration of hydrogen, the more alkaline the body fluids hyperventilation and hydrogen ions - Correct Answer ️️ -causes a dec...

Focused Review-ATI CBC level 2 Exam Questions And Answers All Verified What is the acid-base balance maintained by? Chemical, respiratory, and kidney function Acid-Base balance: 1st line Chemical (Bicarb & ICF) and protein buffers (albumin & globulins) -Bind OR release hydrogen ions as needed -Respond QUICKLY to changes in pH Acid-Base balance: 2st line Respiratory buffers -Control the level of hydrogen ions in the blood by controlling the CO2 levels Hyperventilation DE...

Mechanical Trauma - Physical Actions Thermal Trauma - Temperature Effects Electrical Trauma - Electrical Conduction through the body Chemical Trauma - Chemical Alteration of body processes Asphyxiation - Oxygen deprivation Degree of Injury - - Amount of force - Duration of force - Region of the body - Surface area of the body struck - Nature of the weapon Blunt Force Trauma (closed) - - Contusions - Abrasions - Lacerations - Fracture Penetrating Trauma (open) - - Inci...

If your car bounces over bumps and is hard to steer what might need to get checked? - Answer The suspension Under GDL, if you are not wearing your seat belt, Your GDL restriction will be extended for how long? - Answer 6 months Where will everything in the car slide to in the event of a crash - Answer The point of impact on the crash True or false: At slower speeds you can brace your self so you don't need a seat belt - Answer False True or False: You only need to clear ...