Mine Jeopardy

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CPR Stroke AED BBP Shock Hodgepodge
1 1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7 7 7
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CPR 1

• What does the acronym "CPR" stands for?
• Chronic Pulmonary Revival or Cardiopulmonary
  Resuscitation
• What is Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation?

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CPR 2

• Sudden cardiac arrest claims approximately how
  many lives in the United States each year?
  9,000 / 325,000 / 1.4 million
• What is 325,000?

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CPR 3

• CPR been used as a means of resuscitation for
  almost (100 / 200 / 300) years.
• What is 300 years? 1740

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CPR 4

• You should tap a person on the shoulder to see if
  they're responsive. How should you approach a
  baby that seems unconscious or not breathing?
  (Tap their chest or Tap their feet)
• What is Tap their feet?

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CPR 5

• We used to remember the order of CPR with an
  acronym. However, changes to the CPR method use a
  new acronym. What is it? (BAC / CAB / ABC)
• What is CAB?

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CPR 6

• The Alveolar Sacs are located in the (Circulatory
  / Respiratory / Digestive) system.
• What is Respiratory System?

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CPR 7

• Signs of a partial airway obstruction are all of
• the following EXCEPT (Snoring / Coughing
• with blue, gray or ashen skin / Wheezing / No
• sounds when attempting to speak)
• What is No sounds when attempting to speak?

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Stroke 1

• You can have a stroke without even knowing it. T
  / F
• What is True?

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Stroke 2

• A stroke occurs when a blood vessel in the brain
  is blocked, leaks, or bursts. T / F
• What is True?

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Stroke 3

• Lifestyle modifications cannot reduce your
  personal risk of having a stroke. T / F
• What is False?

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Stroke 4

• Although stroke is the third leading cause of
  death in the
• U.S., the risk of dying from a stroke is less
  than half of what
• it was 20 years ago. T / F
• What is True?

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Stroke 5

• A TIA or a mini-stroke is a temporary
  interruption in blood flow to the brain that may
  present with symptoms that are similar to those
  of a full-blown stroke. T / F
• What is True?

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Stroke 6

• Any damage or paralysis that results following a
  stroke will be permanent. T / F
• What is False?

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Stroke 7

• Each section or hemisphere of the brain controls
  the movement and sensation on the opposite side
  of the body. T / F
• What is True?

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AED 1

• When the device is on and the battery symbol
  flashes and the REPLACE BATTERY voice prompt and
  message occur, the battery is capable of
  delivering 20 more shocks. T / F
• What is False?

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AED 2

• What should you do when a medication patch
  interferes with electrode placement? (Do not
  attempt defibrillation or Remove the patch, wipe
  the skin and then place the pad)
• What is remove the patch, wipe the skin and then
  place the pad?

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AED 3

• You have just pulled a drowning victim from the
  water who has no pulse. Your first step is to (
  Get the AED and apply it or Dry off the person
  chest then apply the AED)
• What is dry off the person chest then apply
  the AED?

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AED 4

• When a shock is advised, you should.
• Immediately Check the pulse press the SHOCK
  button or Clear the area then press the SHOCK
  button
• What is clear the area then press the SHOCK
  button?

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AED 5

• When the rhythm is ventricular fibrillation the
  heart
• will be more likely to start pumping again if the
  shock
• is delivered in the first 5 minutes. T / F
• What is True?

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AED 6

• Identify the four links in the Chain of Survival
  in the correct order.
• 911, early CPR, early defibrillation, early ACLS
  (ambulance personnel)
• or
• 911, early defibrillation, early ACLS, early CPR
• What is 911, early CPR, early defibrillation,
  early ACLS (ambulance personnel) ?

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AED 7

• When you shock a person with an AED, the purpose
  is
• to (stop the heart or start the heart).
• What is stop the heart?

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BBP 1

• Gloves should be washed after contact with human
  blood and before doing another procedure. T / F
• What is False?

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BBP 2

• Diluted bleach (1 to 10 solution) or EPA
  registered hospital grade disinfectant detergent
  is effective in killing HIV, HBV, and HCV. T / F
• What is True?

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BBP 3

• HIV is more readily transmittable than HBV. T / F
• What is False?

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BBP 4

• Universal Precautions are to be used only when
  there is a chance of contacting the blood of a
  human at high risk for a bloodborne disease. T /
  F
• What is False?

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BBP 5

• Bloodborne pathogens are transmitted in the
• workplace primarily through needle sticks and
• other sharps injuries. T / F
• What is True ?

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BBP 6

• Used PPE must always be disposed of in a
  bio-hazardous waste container. T / F
• What is True?

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BBP 7

• The Bloodborne Pathogens Standard applies to all
• workers who may anticipate an occupational
• exposure to blood or OPIM. T / F
• What is True?

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Shock 1

• When treating victims of electrical shock, your
  first priority is to (Check for breathing /
  Check for a pulse / Avoid placing yourself in
  danger / Call for help)
• What is avoid placing yourself in danger?

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Shock 2

• Shock is the failure of the bodys circulatory
  system to provide enough oxygenated blood to all
  vital organs. T / F
• What is True?

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Shock 3

• (Neurogenic / Anaphylactic / Psychogenic) shock
• is allergy shock, a life-threatening reaction of
  the
• body caused by something to which the patient is
• extremely allergic.
• What is Anaphylactic?

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Shock 4

• Anaphylactic shock occurs when people come into
  contact with a
• substance to which they are allergic. T / F
• What is True?

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Shock 5

• When in doubt about a diabetic patient being
  hyperglycemic (high sugar) or hypoglycemic (low
  sugar) remember (sugar may be fatal / sugar is
  for everyone)
• What is sugar is for everyone?

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Shock 6

• Which is a sign or symptom of shock? (Cool,
  clammy skin or Hot, red skin)
• What is Cool, clammy skin ?

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Shock 7

• The typical adult has about 12 pints of blood. T
  / F
• What is True?

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Hodgepodge 1

• You arrive on scene to find a patient who fell
  from his truck. His pants are soaked with blood.
  You expose the injured area and find a large
  laceration with a steady flow of blood. You
  should (Press your gloved hand firmly over the
  wound / Place a pressure dressing over the wound
  site / Apply digital pressure to the nearest
  proximal pressure point)
• What is press your gloved hand firmly over the
  wound?

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Hodgepodge 2

• An emergency move should be considered in
• the following situations impending structural
• collapse and inability to properly manage
• uncontrolled bleeding. T / F
• What is True?

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Hodgepodge 3

• Which method of emergency care should be
  administered to a victim of heat exhaustion?
• (Avoid giving all forms of liquids / Move patient
  to a cool place)
• What is Move patient to a cool place?

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Hodgepodge 4

• It is also important to know when a patient may
  be moved. There are many factors to consider,
  including __________ and the ___________. (The
  patients rights distance from advanced care /
  Scene safety patients condition)
• What is a Scene safety patients condition?

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Hodgepodge 5

• Linen must be specially labeled and incinerated
  if it is contaminated by blood from an HIV
  infected person. T / F
• What is True?

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Hodgepodge 6

• A burn that involves all the layers of the skin
  is commonly referred to as a (superficial /
  partial-thickness / full-thickness) burn.
• What is full-thickness?

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Hodgepodge 7

• Universal Precautions will protect workers from
  exposures to all human pathogens. T / F
• What is False?