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Emergency
lesson 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is the number for poison control? | 1-800-222-1222 |
| What is the number for state police? | #77 |
| What is the number for emergency social services? | 2-1-1 |
| What is the number for dispatcher? | 9-1-1 |
| What are the three emergency action steps? | Check Call Care |
| What do you check? | The scene.Ask. What happend? Is there danger/ Is it safe? How many victims are there? What is wrong? Is there anyone else to help? Who do I help first? |
| What is the Big-D? | Danger. |
| What is implied consent? | If someone is laying unconcious in a room when you come in. Or if a little kid collapses in front of you and their parents aren't there. |
| What do you do if the person tells you that you cannot help? | Don't touch them. Don't abandon them. Call 9-1-1 |
| What is PPE? | Personal Protective Equipment |
| What does PPE's protect you from? | Bodidly fluids such as bloode, saliva, urine, and feces. |
| How do you make your own bio-hazzard container? | 2 Ziploc bags one inside of the other. |
| What is direct contact? | Directly coming in contact with bodily fluids. Such as kissing, physical touch,and exchange of personal bodily fluids threw an opened wound. |
| What is indirect contact? | Airborne. Like if someone sneezes or coughs and does not cover their mouth or nose. |
| What are you mucus membranes? | Mouth. Nose. and Eyes. |
| What are things you could wear for PPE? | Goggle or Glasses. Long sleeves or some type of jacket. Gloves. |
| How do you get permission from a person? | State your name. Tell them you are trained. And ask if you can help. |
| What are the 3 P's? | Preserve life. Prevent further injury. Promote recovery. |
| How do you know if it's an emergency? | Use your senses. |
| What's triage? | It's when you see is hurt the worse and help them first then work backwards. |
| What is good samitan law? | Good samaritan law is when you help someone and a person tries to sue you. But they can't if you stayed inside of your training and you were rational. |
| Describe check. | You check the area you help someone in before you go into that area. |
| Why would you check the area for danger? | You would check the are so you wouldn't get injured. If you got injured you wouldn't be able to help other people. |
| What do you do no matter what the situation is/ | CALL 9-1-1 |
| What is the bystander effect? | When someone gets hurt in a group of people and no one helps because they think someone else is going to step up. |
Created by:
Mckayla Manning
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