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When treating bites and stings, you should use:
When treating bites and stings, you should use:
There are 3 different degrees of burns.
There are 3 different degrees of burns.
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If a patient is experiencing a hemorrhage you should:
If a patient is experiencing a hemorrhage you should:
You should immediately call 911 if a patient undergoes a 3rd degree burn resulting from an electroshock.
You should immediately call 911 if a patient undergoes a 3rd degree burn resulting from an electroshock.
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Call 911 immediately if a patient has a heart attack.
Call 911 immediately if a patient has a heart attack.
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If a patient undergoes a head injury, it's possible the patient has had a concussion.
If a patient undergoes a head injury, it's possible the patient has had a concussion.
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Hypothermia is when a patient is extremely:
Hypothermia is when a patient is extremely:
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If a patient accidentally overdoses on a drug, hold onto the container and/or label for the EMS or hospital.
If a patient accidentally overdoses on a drug, hold onto the container and/or label for the EMS or hospital.
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It's okay to move a patient who has undergone a spinal injury.
It's okay to move a patient who has undergone a spinal injury.
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Symptoms of a stroke can be:
Symptoms of a stroke can be:
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Study Notes
Bites & Stings
- Treatment involves using an auto-injection when required.
Degrees of Burns
- There are three different degrees of burns to classify severity.
Hemorrhage Response
- If a hemorrhage occurs, ensure universal precautions, perform CPR, and wrap the hemorrhage.
Third Degree Burn and Electroshock
- Immediate 911 call is necessary for patients with third-degree burns resulting from electroshock.
Heart Attack Emergency
- Calling 911 is critical when a patient is suspected of having a heart attack.
Head Injury and Concussion
- A head injury may indicate the patient has sustained a concussion.
Hypothermia
- Defined as a condition where the patient is extremely cold.
Drug Overdose Protocol
- Retain the drug container and/or label when a patient overdoses for emergency medical services (EMS) or hospital use.
Spinal Injury Caution
- It is unsafe to move a patient who has sustained a spinal injury.
Stroke Symptoms
- Key symptoms of a stroke include a droopy face, weakness in an arm, and speech difficulties.
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Test your knowledge on essential first aid techniques with these flashcards. Covering topics like bites, burns, and hemorrhages, this quiz will help reinforce your understanding of emergency care. Ideal for both beginners and those looking to refresh their skills.
