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1. What do you do for a human or animal bite?

A person's agreement to allow something to happen made with full knowledge of the risks involved and the alternatives.Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.

2. What are the six main components of the skeletal system?

A person's agreement to allow something to happen made with full knowledge of the risks involved and the alternatives.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.

3. Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA)

Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.A person's agreement to allow something to happen made with full knowledge of the risks involved and the alternatives.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.

4. Informed Consent

A person's agreement to allow something to happen made with full knowledge of the risks involved and the alternatives.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.

5. Avulsion

Injury characterized by a flap of torn or cut skin that may not be completely loose from the body.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.

6. Amniotic Sac

Bag of fluid surrounding the fetus.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.

7. Triage

Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.To sort and classify patient.

8. What should you do if there is excessive bleeding after delivery?

Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.Mothers lose about one to two cups of blood.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.

9. What two types of amputations are there?

Complete and incomplete.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.

10. What are the lowest portions of the lower extremities ?

11. How do you apply dressings and bandages?

Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.Dressings and bandages to wounds can stabilize the wound site, and limit further contamination and damage. 1. Use BSI/PPE. 2. Expose the entire injury site to ensure that there are no other hidden injuries. 3. Apply dressings. 4. Apply bandages. 5. Perform an ongoing assessment for life-threatening conditions. 6. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.

12. Perfusion

13. Emergency Move

When a patient is in immediate danger or the patients location prevents providing care to that patient or another.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.

14. What should you do if an accident or illness causes temporary deafness?

15. Situations involving minors in life-threatening emergencies needing medical care against parental consent you should...

Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.Refer to agency policy and procedure and Florida Statute 39.401 for guidance. Notify the Department of Children and Families by calling 1-800-96-ABUSE.Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.

16. How do you prevent movement of an injured extremity?

Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. If the bone is exposed; Cover, Splint in the position found. If you suspect a fractured rib, watch for equal rise and fall of the chest. Fractured skull, gently palpate and find the deformity. Fractured neck, back or pelvis, assess for pain, movement and sensation, unless in a life threatening situation perform spinal immobilization, way for EMS. Ankle injury, if wearing boots leave them on, splint around the boot. Femur, may be life threatening, injured leg usually shorter than uninjured, thigh may be swollen. Apply tension to the leg by grasping the calf muscle below the knee and leaning back until the patient feels less pain. Stop if you feel resistance. Maintain until EMS arrives. 3. Perform on going assessment. 4. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.

17. What are three types of force that may break a bone?

Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.Direct, Indirect, and Twisting.Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.

18. What are the three types of emergency drags?

Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.One/Two Person Drag. Blanket Drag. Shoulder Drag.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.

19. In a normal delivery what should you do with the umbilical cord?

Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.Clamp or tie it.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.

20. Shock

Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.The failure of the heart and blood vessels to maintain enough oxygen rich blood flowing to the vital organs of the body. Can be life threatening.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.

21. Genitourinary System

Responsible for reproduction and waste removal. Organs include kidneys, ureters, the urethra, and the bladder. Male reproductive organs include the testes and the penis. Female reproductive system include ovaries, fallopian tubes, the uterus, the vagina, and external genitals.Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.

22. What skills might you use to communicate in a confident manner?

Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.Identify yourself and let the patient know you came to help. Position yourself in a non-threatening manner. Establish eye contact. Ask questions in a calm, steady voice. Tell the patient what you will do before you do it. Do not make false statements or give false assurances. Address patients by their surnames, if possible.

23. How do you treat abdominal evisceration?

1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.Maintaining an open airway is your first priority, second is the exposed organs. 1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Do not touch/reinsert organs. 3. Cover the wound with a moist dressing, place an occlusive dressing over the moist dressing. 4. Place their leg in a sitting position. 5. Perform an ongoing assessment. 6. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.

24. Evisceration

Open wound where the organs protrude.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.

25. Circulatory System

Pumps blood throughout the body. Functions to deliver oxygen and nutrients to and remove waste from the body's tissues.Bacteria that is highly contagious and resistant to certain antibiotics.1. Use BSI/PPE 2. Wash the wound site with warm soapy water. 3. Look for embedded teeth, if you find one treat it as an impaled object. 4. Dry the wound, dress the injury, and bandage. 5. Apply only enough pressure to control bleeding. 6. Perform an ongoing assessment. 7. Be prepared to perform CPR and use an AED.Skull, Hinged Jawbone, Spinal Column, Shoulder Girdle, Chest, Pelvis.

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