First Aid Guide: Essential Steps, Procedures & Emergency Response

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FIRST AID / AED / CPR EXAMS (LATEST

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CORRECT (VERIFIED SOLUTIONS)

To help protect people who voluntarily give care without

accepting anything in return. Legal coverage

.....ANSWER.....Good Samaritan laws

A person is responsive and showing signs and symptoms of a life

threatening condition, but does not give consent to care.

.....ANSWER.....Don't give care and call 9-1-1

Steps to follow in an emergency .....ANSWER.....Check, Call, Care

How long should you check for signs of breathing

.....ANSWER.....5-10 seconds

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You tap and shout, but person does not respond, what do you do

next? .....ANSWER.....Call 9-1-1, get an AED, first aid kit and

begin CPR

What is the SAMPLE acronym used for .....ANSWER.....Conscious

Victim Assessment

S in Sample stands for what .....ANSWER.....Signs and Symptoms

A in SAMPLE stands for what .....ANSWER.....Allergies

M in SAMPLE stands for what .....ANSWER.....Medications taken

P in SAMPLE stands for what .....ANSWER.....Past Medical History

L in SAMPLE stands for what .....ANSWER.....Last Eat and Drink

E in SAMPLE stands for what .....ANSWER.....Events leading to

accident (MOI)

Signs and Signals of an emergency .....ANSWER.....Unusual

Sounds, odors and behaviors

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What are the benefits of early CPR and early defibrillation

when a person is in cardiac arrest .....ANSWER.....Can give the

person the best chance for surviving cardiac arrest

What is defibrillation? .....ANSWER.....An electrical shock that

may help the heart to spontaneously develop an effective

cardiac rhythm.

"No Shock Advised" you should .....ANSWER.....Resume CPR until

the AED reanalyzes or you find signs of life.

Before the AED analyzes for a heart rhythm after applying

pads, you should do what .....ANSWER.....Ensure no one is

touching the person

What is the first thing you should do when using an AED

.....ANSWER.....Turn it on :)

AED pad placement .....ANSWER.....Upper Right, Lower Left