Name: ______
Period: ______
Unit 2: First Aid/CPR Review Packet
Definitions:
- Actual consent:
- Implied consent:
- Good Samaritan Laws:
- Gastric Distension:
- Universal Distress Signal:
Short Answer:
- What is the purpose of Good Samaritan Laws?
- Name the three Universal Precautions and when you would use them.
- What is the first step in any emergency situation? Why do you do this? (Hint: The emergency Action Principles)
- What is the second step in any emergency situation? What information should you give? (Hint: The Emergency Action Principles)
- What is the third step in any emergency situation? What should you do? (Hint: The Emergency Action Principles)
- List the 6 steps for checking an unconscious adult victim.
- Each rescue breath should be how long?
- What are the A,B,C’s? How do you check for each one?
- What are the steps you would go through for checking a conscious choking adult?
- When helping a conscious choking adult, you would perform chest thrusts instead of abdominal thrusts on ______and ______people.
- If the first two rescue breaths do not go into an adult victim, what should you do?
- If you find and object in an unconscious victim’s mouth, what should you do?
- When helping an unconscious choking adult, you would stop for only 4 reasons. What are they?
- If someone dislocates his/her knee, what should you do?
- What are the signs of a severe muscle, bone & joint injury?
- What does RICE stand for?
- List and define the 3 types of splints.
- If a victim has a lower leg fracture and his/her leg is straight, how would you splint it?
- When splinting, when and how should you check for feeling, warmth, and color?
- What are the 5 clues to internal bleeding?
- How do you control bleeding?
- If bleeding doesn’t stop, what should you do?
- CPR is performed for only three reasons. What are they?
- When performing CPR your continue sets of ______and ______breaths.
- Compressions should be ______to ______inches deep.
- The rate of chest compressions is ______per minute.
- Once CPR is started, continue until: (list 5 reasons)
- Where is the correct position to do chest compressions?
- What are the 4 links in the cardiac chain of survival?
- What are the signs of a heart attack?
- Define strain.
- Define sprain.
- Define fracture. What are the two types of fractures?
- There are approximately ______pints of blood per ______pounds.
- What is shock?
- ______shock is caused by a sudden injury.
- How do you care for a victim of shock?
- What are the signs of traumatic shock?
- What would you provide for a victim that has a seizure?
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Unit 2 Review Packet, Wells