ILEA- ILEECP Exam with complete solutions.

What is the 1st tactical way to stop a bleed? Tourniquet What should you use to stop a bleed if you don't have a tourniquet? Combat gauze Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:01 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More What position do you put a subject in for recovery? Recovery/resting position What is the tripod position? Leaning forward with arms braced against their knees, chair, or bed. It allows for a more open airway. What does MARCH stand for? Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Hypothermia What is the acronym for the levels of consciousness? And what does it stand for? AVPU: Alert, Verbal, Painful, Unresponsive What are the 3 types of bleeds - explain? Which is the worst? Arterial- fast blood flow (worst) Venous- steady blood flow Capillary- slow, even blood flow What are the 2 types of consent? Explain each. Expressed: informed Implied: assumed or protocols What is a primary assessment? Assessing what needs to be treated for the patient. What does SAMPLE stand for? Signs and symptoms, Allergies, Medications, Patient medical history, Last meal, Events leading to incident. What is the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke? Heat exhaustion: paleness, sweating profusely Heat stroke: rapid onset, sweating is stopped How do you treat a chest wound? Chest seal then reassess What do you do when you have an object penetrating the head? Check airway, c-spine, stabilize/treat Who tends to have a greater risk of heat loss? Pediatrics- infants & children What is an NPA? Nasopharyngeal Airway When do you NOT want to use an NPA? Trauma to the face or head What is the hot zone, warm zone, and cold zone? Hot zone: direct threat Warm zone: indirect threat Cold zone: evacuation What is the difference between the jaw thrust and the head tilt chin lift? ———— What action is preferable for an airway on a spinal injury? Jaw thrust What is the most common airway obstruction? Tongue What is the average liters of blood in an adult? 5 liters What is late stage shock? Hypothermia What is the best position for a patient with a traumatic injury? Recovery position What does "active process" refer to? Breathing in What is a blood sweep? How do you do it? A blood sweep is your initial casualty evaluation. It should be a rapid head-to-toe check for any unrecognized life-threatening bleeding. What does CAB stand for? Circulation, Airway, Breathing Where can you place a tourniquet? Arms or legs Where can you place wound packing? High shoulders or pelvic region or butt Where can you place a chest seal? Between collar bone and belly button What is "Chief complaint"? What the patient tells you is wrong Add or remove terms