Patient Care & Evacuation Procedures Flashcards
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In a primary assessment, what does the 'ABC' sequence stand for?
Answer: Airway, Breathing, Circulation
ABC prioritizes life threats in order: airway, breathing, circulation.
What should rescuers do before approaching an injured patient on a riverbank?
Answer: Size up the scene for hazards and ensure it is safe
Scene safety protects rescuers and prevents additional victims.
What does the 'SAMPLE' history ask about?
Answer: Signs/symptoms, Allergies, Medications, Past history, Last intake, Events
SAMPLE is a standard mnemonic for gathering patient history.
For adult CPR, what is the recommended compression depth and rate?
Answer: At least 2 inches at 100-120 per minute
Guidelines call for at least 2 inches deep and 100-120 compressions per minute.
When should an AED be used on a patient pulled from the water?
Answer: After drying the chest and moving the patient away from standing water
Drying the chest ensures pad adhesion and safe delivery of the shock.
Why is ongoing reassessment important during evacuation?
Answer: Patient condition can change and care must be adjusted
Repeated checks detect deterioration so treatment can be adapted.
What information should be included when handing a patient over to EMS?
Answer: Mechanism of injury, findings, care given and times
A concise report of mechanism, findings and treatment supports continuity of care.
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