'Conscious victim' presentation slideshows

Fullerton College Physical Education 235

Fullerton College Physical Education 235. First Aid & Safety Education Spring 2007 2.0 Units Pete Snyder, Ph.D. First Aid & CPR. In class 7:00-10:00pm Wednesdays, first session April 15 second session April 29, third and final session May 13 M-Tu-W on-line www.fullcoll.edu

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FIRST AID & CPR

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Chapter 1 part 3

Life-Threatening and Non-Life Threatening Conditions. Chapter 1 part 3. Checking for Life Threatening Conditions. An emergency situation is rarely clear cut. The exact steps you take will vary depending on what you find when you reach the victim.

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Chapter 1 part 3

Life-Threatening and Non-Life Threatening Conditions. Chapter 1 part 3. Checking for Life Threatening Conditions. An emergency situation is rarely clear cut. The exact steps you take will vary depending on what you find when you reach the victim.

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Chapter 5

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Before Giving Care

Before Giving Care. List four conditions that must be present for disease transmission to occur Identify two ways in which pathogen can enter the body Describe how to minimize the risk of disease transmission when blood is visible

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3. HMMM- are you ok?. Checking an ill or injured person. Introduction. When you reach an ill or injured person, check for life threatening injuries. In many situations, this may be obvious.

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Chapter 5 Checking the victim

Chapter 5 Checking the victim. CHECK. CHECK THE SCENE- Is it safe??? CHECK THE VICTIM 1. Check for consciousness-How???. Say -Are you OKAY?. ADULT AND CHILD-Shoulder tap INFANT- foot flick. Conscious victim. Tell them who you are. Your level of training.

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Chapter 5 Checking the victim

Chapter 5 Checking the victim. CHECK. CHECK THE SCENE- Is it safe??? CHECK THE VICTIM 1. Check for consciousness-How???. Say -Are you OKAY?. ADULT AND CHILD-Shoulder tap INFANT- foot flick. Conscious victim. Tell them who you are. Your level of training.

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Basic First Aid

Basic First Aid. basic first aid. Definition: First Aid is the initial response and assistance to an accident/injury situation. First Aid commonly requires some direct exposure to the accident scene.

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Deep Rescue Methods

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LG recognizes Emergency

LG recognizes Emergency. survey scene obtain consent, basic precautions assess victim (consciousness) if necessary ? call 911, request AED. Activate EAP. LG recognizes Emergency. survey scene obtain consent, basic precautions assess victim (consciousness)

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Responding to an Emergency

Responding to an Emergency. Identify and describe the three emergency action steps List the 4 conditions considered life threatening in an emergency situation Explain when and how to call 9-1-1 or the local emergency number. Emergency Action Steps. An emergency can be overwhelming

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LG recognizes Emergency

LG recognizes Emergency. survey scene obtain consent, basic precautions assess victim (consciousness) if necessary ? call 911, request AED. Activate EAP. Initial Assessment. If not already done, have someone Call 911 ! request AED. Conscious Victim. Unconscious Victim.

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