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Purpose of First Aid
Save Lives
Define Simple (closed) fracture
Fracture that does not break skin
Defing Compound (open)fracture
Fracture causes the bone to break through the skin
How do you identify Arterial bleeding
If an artery near the surface is cut, the blood, which is bright red in color, will gush out in spurts that are synchronized with the heartbeats
How do you identify Venous bleeding
Blood from the veins is dark red. Venous bleeding is characterized by a steady, even flow.
State 4 ways to treat bleeding
Direct Pressure -- Pressure Dressing -- Indirect Pressure (pressure points) -- Tourniquet
What are the first five lines of a medivac
1-Location 2-Frequency 3-Number of patients by precedence 4-Special Equipment 5-Number of patients by types
Respiratory Problems (Asphyxiation) - Cause/treatment
complete airway obstruction, insufficient oxygen in the air, inability of the blood to carry oxygen (e.g., carbon monoxide poisoning), paralysis of the breathing center of the brain, and external compression of the body.
Hemorrhage
Bleeding - severe loss of blood
Cardiac arrest
complete stoppage of heart functionis