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severely ILL or in severe PAIN means? - ANSWER-They are unable to THINK ABOUT or DO anything else. 3 Probing questions: (+hint: Normal Activities,Today,Right Now) - ANSWER-1) Have they been able to do their NORMAL ACTIVITIES? 2) What have they been able to do TODAY? 3)What are they doing right now? Age Groups: - ANSWER-NEOnate: 0 - 1HR Infant: 1hr - 12 months Toddler: 1 year-5 years Child: 5 years - 16 years Adult: 16 years+ What are the 2 elements of a DISposition: - ANSW...

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NHS 111 Exam Questions and Answers 2023-2024 100% Correct(SCORED A+)

What is the normal body temperature? - ANSWER-37 degrees What symptom must be taken very seriously in a pregnant women? - ANSWER-A headache What does Neutropenic mean? - ANSWER-Low immunity What is sepsis? - ANSWER-A reaction to a infection causing the body to attack its own organs and tissues What is anaphylaxis? - ANSWER-Severe allergic reaction What is AAA? - ANSWER-abdominal aortic aneurysm What is rigor? - ANSWER-Violent shivering that occurs with a high fever that fights ...

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Assessment 2 NHS Pathways Questions and Answers 100% Correct(SCORED A+)

What is disposition? - ANSWER-Skill set and Timeframe How many categories are there for ambulance dispositions? - ANSWER-4 What is a category 1 ambulance disposition, and how long does it meant to take? - ANSWER-This disposition deals with immediate threat to life, and is a highest category examples include potential cardiac arrest, fitting now, potential, cardiac arrest and post delivery. It is aim to response in 7 minutes. Which age group will receive a category, one for major blood l...

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NHS 111 Exam 2 Questions and Answers 100% Correct(SCORED A+)

What is a pathway - ANSWER-A pathway is a FLOWCHART which is used to access the patients symptoms, it's presented in a user friendly way What is body map area - ANSWER-Areas of the body that can be clicked to access a range of pathways What is typically known as nettle rash - ANSWER-Uritria (hives) What are 7 reasons for early exit - ANSWER-1. EMERGENCY - Unconscious, Fitting Or Choking 2. The phone line went dead 3. The ambulance crew arrived before the assessment has been complete...

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NHS Pathways 111 Revision Questions and Answers (Graded A+)

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What is the priority when conduction a telephone assessment? - ANSWER-to establish if the patients condition is IMMEDIATELY life-threatening how long does it take for cells to die after not receiving oxygen? - ANSWER-3-5 minutes what are the three essential things to keep the body supplied with oxygen? - ANSWER-Airway, Breathing and Circulation What does 'AIRWAY' mean in regards to ABC - ANSWER-A clear airway through which air, containing oxygen, can enter What does 'BREATHING' m...

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What is Module 0? - ANSWER-- This is the stage where life threatening problems are immediately ruled out - GP urgent and inter-hospital transfers are also handled in Module 0 What is Module 1? - ANSWER-- Once life-threatening situations have been ruled out you then enter Module 1 - A larger number of pathways designed to assess a wide range of symptoms - There is also a body map What is Module 2? - ANSWER-- This is used by clinicians - Some complex of difficult calls require more in...

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111 NHS pathways Terminology 2023-2024 Questions & Answers 100% Correct.

module 0 - ANSWER-Part of system that focuses promarily on immediately life threatening problems Module 1 - ANSWER-part of system that assesses a wide range of symptoms, age and gender specific Module 2 - ANSWER-Part of system used by clinicians, bank of home care advice Trauma - ANSWER-Injury within last 7 days Non trauma - ANSWER-Problem due to illness rather than injury A 'Pathway' - ANSWER-A flow chart used to assess a patient's problem which is presented in a clear, user f...

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NHS Pathways Distance Learning Resource Questions & Answers (Graded A+)

How long after being deprived of oxygen do cells start to die? - ANSWER-3-5 minutes What is shock? - ANSWER-The failure of the cardiovascular system to keep enough blood circulating to vital organs. The skin will feel cold and clammy to touch. The person will feel very weak and unable to stand up List 3 features of shock - ANSWER-Cold skin, clammy, weakness unable to stand How can a burn lead to shock? - ANSWER-The inflammatory response to a burn can cause fluid loss and a drop in blood...

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NHS Pathways DLP Questions and Answers 100% Correct(Scored A)

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How long after being deprived of oxygen do cells start to die? - ANSWER-After 3-5 minutes What is shock? - ANSWER-Life-threatening condition that occurs when the cardiovascular system fails for some reason, and is unable to circulate adequate amounts of oxygen around the body. List the features of shock - ANSWER-Skin is cold & clammy Very weak Unable to stand up Pale skin (even blue or grey) What does AED stand for? - ANSWER-automated external defibrillator The resuscitation cou...

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CBMT Exam, Practice Test, Practice Questions, CBMT Exam Prep, Practice Exam, CBMT Exam , 2023 Questions & Answers (100% Verified Answers, 2023-2024Practice Questions and Answers 100% Correct(SCORED A+)