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tidal volume
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the amount of air moved in and out of the lungs in one breathing cycle.
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minute volume
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the amount of air breathed in during each respiration multiplied by the number of breaths per minute.
tidal volume x number of respiraions per minute = minute volume |
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danger zone - no hazards
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50 feet in all directions
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danger zone - fuel spill
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100ft
upwind uphill |
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danger zone - vehicle fire
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100 ft
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danger zone - downed wires
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1 full span of wires away (usually 2 light poles)
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danger zone - hazmat
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check the emergency response guidbook
directions can be from 50 - 2000 ft away |
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opiate triad
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3 signs characterized by narcotic overdoses:
coma (depressed LOC) pinpoint pupils respiratory depression |
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visceral peritoneum
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abdomonal cavity consisting of
stomach liver spleen appendix small colon large colon uterus, fallopian tube, and ovaries (in women) |
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parietal peritonium
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space attached to the abdominal wall filled with fluid
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retropertoneal space
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area between the abdomen and the back which contains the following organs:
kidneys pancreas aorta |
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how many o2 liters in D cylinder
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350 liters
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how many o2 liters in E cylinder
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625
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how many o2 liters in March cylinder
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3000
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how many o2 liters in G cylinder
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5300
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how many o2 liters in H cylinder
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6900
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