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What is not a primary consideration of first aid?
Proper medical diagnosis
Irreversible brain damage can occur how long after breathing has ceased?
4 mins
What procedure is highly effective in removing water from the lungs of a drowning victim?
abdominal thrusts
What system was desiggned to help ventilate an unconscious victim for long periods of time?
bag valve mask
How far should the sternum be depressed when giving CPR on an adult?
1 1/2 to 2 inches
The spiral reverse bandage would be used to retain a dressing on what part of the extremity?
Leg or forearm
What bandage is particularly useful in retaining large compresses on the foot?
Triangular bandage
The Cravat badage for the temple, cheek, ear is also known as a ?
Modified Barton
Which suture material is absorbable?
Catgut
All sutures in the soles, palms, back and over joints should be removed in how many days?
10 days
What type of shock is due to diminished total blood volume?
Hypovalemic
What type of shock carries a poor prognosis and must always be treated under the direct supervision of a medical officer?
Septic
What is the best electrolyte solution to use to replace body fluids?
Lactated ringers
What type of wound is torn rather then cut and is usually made by blunt rather then sharp objects?
laceration
What type of wound is a tearing of tissue away from the body part?
Avulsion
The figure eight bandage would be used to retain a dressing where?
Elbow
What bandage is useful to in retaining large dressings on the hand?
Triangular bandage
What bandage is useful to control bleeding from the scalp or forehead?
Cravat
What term is used to describe excretion of bright red blood from the rectum?
hematochezia
What term is used to describe dark tarry stools?
Melena
What size suture should be used on the face of an adult?
5-0
What blood is brick red and oozes slowly?
capillary
What bandage may be used to immobilize a fractured clavicle?
figure eight
What injury is caused by the overstretching or tearing of a muscle or tendon?
strain
What drug is classified as a narcotic but acts as a stimulant?
cocaine
What type of stretcher should be used for ship to ship transfer or to transfer injured persons to and from boats?
stokes
What stretcher is designed to remove an injured person from engine rooms, hold or to hoist a casualty abourd a hovering helo?
neil robertson
what stretcher is used in the field to transport patients?
army litter
What is responsible for night vision?
rods
What is the first stage of extrication?
gaining access to the vicitim
What is the second stage of extrication?
life saving emergency care
What is the third of extrication
disentanglement
What is involved in the fourth stage of extrication?
preparing the victim for removal
What is the final stage of extrication?
removal and transporting