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First Aid Vien Tran

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what are the 3 C’s for first aid   Check,Call,care  
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When to move a pt   When you are faced with immediate dangerWhen you have to get to another ptYou aren’t able to provide proper care  
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Good Samaritan Law   Gives legal protection to people who give emergency care to an injured person.  
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Infection Control   Avoid contact with victim’s body fluidsRemove jewelry before giving careAvoid touching mouth, nose, or eyes when giving first aidWear protective clothing  
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Triage   a method of prioritizing treatment.  
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First aid   Immediate care given to a victim of an injury of illness to minimize the effects of the injury or illness  
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Shock   an inadequate supply of blood to body organs, especially the brain and heart  
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Causes: of shock   hemorrhage excessive painInfection heart attackEtc …  
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Anaphylactic Shock   Hypersensitive or allergic reaction  
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Cardiogenic cause   Damage to heart muscle from heart attack or cardiac arrest  
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Hemorrhagic   Severe bleeding  
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Metabolic   Loss of body fluid from severe vomiting, diarrhea, or a heat illness. Disruption in acid-base balance.  
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Neurogenic   Injury and trauma to brain and/or spinal cord.  
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Psychogenic   Emotional distress such as anger, fear, or grief.  
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Respiratory   Respiratory distress or arrest  
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Septic   Acute infection  
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General Treatment of Shock:   Keep the victim lying flat on the back ELEVATE feet 12 inches Cover the patient to prevent chilling or exposure to the coldNPO - NO eating or drinking Control bleeding  
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Wound   involves injuries to soft tissue, usually classified as open or closed  
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Abrasion   this type of wound the skin is scraped off  
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Incision   a cut or injury caused by a sharp object  
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Laceration   involves the tearing of tissue by way of excessive force  
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Puncture   caused by a sharp object such as a pin or nail. Risk of tetanus infection likely!!  
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Avulsion   when tissue is torn or separated from the victims body  
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Amputation   when a part of the body is cut off  
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Treatment for Closed Wounds   Elevate the injured body party if it does not cause more painApply ice or a cold pack (place a gauze pad or towel on the skin first)Call 911 if the pt complains of severe pain  
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Treatment for Open Wounds   OpenWear gloves Place sterile dressing on wound  
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Burn   an injury that can be caused by fire, heat, chemical agents, radiation, and/or electricity.  
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Superficial (1st degree) burn   least severe type of burn  
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Partial thickness (2nd degree)burn   Involves injury to the top layers of the skin (epidermis and dermis)  
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Allergic Reactions   Caused by the activity of the immune system  
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Symptoms for allergic reaction   Hives, itching, rashWeaknessNausea and or vomitingDizzinessDyspneaHypotensionShock  
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Treatment   call 911  
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Heat Cramp   Muscle pain and spasm resulting from exposure to heat and inadequate fluid and salt intake  
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Heat Exhaustion   Condition resulting from exposure to heat and excessive loss of fluid through sweating  
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Heat Stroke   Life threatening emergency caused by prolonged exposure to heat  
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Sprain   Tearing of ligaments at a joint  
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Fracture   Complete break, chip or crack in a bone  
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Dislocation   Movement of a bone or joint away form the normal position  
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Strain   Stretching or tearing of muscles or tendons  
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