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Highlighted information for prevention and care exam 2 (Chapter 8)
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are the ABCs of CPR (primary survey) | A - Airway, B - breathing, C - circulation |
| What is the goal for primary survey | Rule out life-threatening injuries |
| What might primary survey also result to? | CPR, shock, and/or bleeding |
| How should you stop bleeding? | Direct pressure, elevation, and pressure points |
| How should you apply direct pressure to bleeding? | Layer gauze pads on top of bleeding spot to stop the bleeding, don't remove and put back on |
| How should you elevate when you are bleeding? | Prop any injury over your heart |
| What are the pressure points when bleeding? | brachial and femoral arteries |
| What is the acronym for calling 911? | SICCLI |
| What does the S stand for in calling 911? | Scenario - what is going on |
| What does the first I stand for in calling 911? | Injury - what is the suspected injury |
| What does the first C stand for in calling 911? | Current status - how is the athlete currently |
| What does the second C stand for in calling 911? | Care - who is currently giving care |
| What does the L stand for in calling 911? | Location - location of emergency and how to enter |
| What does the second I stand for in calling 911? | Information - information of injured athlete |
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