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Three Action Steps
Lesson One
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are the three emergency action steps? | 1. Check 2. Call 3. Care |
| How do you know if it is an emergency? | Use your senses. Eyes, Nose, and Ears. |
| What do you do when you arrive at the scene? | Check the scene. Ask yourself questions that will keep you safe. |
| What does 'Triage' mean? | Help the people that are worst, first. |
| What does the 'Big D' mean? | It means 'Big Danger.' And always check for safety. |
| What are the important emergency numbers, and who do they belong to? | #77, State Police. 9-1-1, Dispatcher. 1-800-222-1222, The Poison Control. 2-1-1, Emergency Social Services. |
| Sometimes you need to care before you call. How many minutes of emergency care do you give? | 2 minutes. |
| What is the 'Bystander Effect?' | It means, The more people there are, the less likely someone is to do something. |
| What are some reasons you may not want to help? | -Don't know what to do. -Afraid of doing it wrong. -Think someone else will do it. -Afraid of being sued. -Afraid of diseases. |
| Why should you not be afraid of getting sued? | The Good Samaritan Law protects you if, -you act reasonable -you stay within your training -you gain consent -you do not abandon the victim |
| What is expressed consent? | You gain expressed consent when you state your name, say you are trained, tell them what you plan to do, and ask if you can help them. |
| When you assume, because of the absense of a child's parent, what is this called? | Implied Consent |
| when you ask the victim if you can help, and they say no, what do you do? | Do not touch them, and call 9-1-1. |
| If you aer afraid of catching a disease, what do you do? | Wear personal protective equipment. (PPE) |
| blood, salive, urine, and feces are all examples of what? | bodily fluids |
| Dispose of all soiled items in a what? | A bio-hazard bag |
| If you do not have a bio-hazard bag, what so you do? | get 2 ziploc bags, and put one inside of the other. |
| What is Hepatitis B & C Virus? | Both cause inflamation of the liver, that can lead to liver damage, scarring, or liver failure. |
| HIV & AIDS are both examples of what? | Blood Borne Pathogens |
| What does Direct Contact mean? | It means that the fluid physically comes into contact. |
| what are some examples of blood Borne Pathogens through direct contact? | -kissing -physical touch -their fluids getting into your open wounds |
| what does Inderect Contact mean? | Indirect contact is when the disease is airborne. This can happen when someone coughs or sneezes. |
| The three quickest ways for diseases to get into you are..? | your eyes, nose, and mouth |
| What are the 'Three P's?' | -preserve life -prevent further injury -promote recovery |
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