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If someone around you becomes injured or suddenly ill, you can help by giving them ________.
first aid
The letters EMT stand for ________.
emergency medical technician
The most effective treatment for a sprain is known as ________.
RICE
A muscle ________ occurs when a muscle is pulled to the point of tearing.
strain
To avoid muscle injuries, you should warm up and ________ before exercising.
stretch
A ________ fracture may be hard to identify because the bone does not break through the skin.
simple
A splint should ________.
prevent movement of a broken bone
A deep cut that bleeds heavily may require ________.
stitches
If stung by a bee, you should remove the stinger by ________.
scraping it with your fingernail
Contact poisoning from plants such as poison ivy or poison oak may be spread by ________.
scratching the affected area
AND
touching contaminated clothing
Apply sunscreen ________.
at least 15 minutes before sun exposure
________ can cause a person's body temperature to rise dangerously high.
Heat stroke
A clear or reddish fluid draining from the mouth, nose, or ear may indicate ________.
an injury to the brain
Multiple bruises to the brain are called ________.
contusions
If someone lets you know he is choking, you should administer ________.
the Heimlich maneuver
If someone swallows poison, the first thing you should do is ________.
call 911 or the poison control center
List the ABC's (3 most important medical emergencies) of first aid.
A) airway blocked (breathing stopped)
B) bleeding severely (a lot)
C) circulatory failure (heart stopped)