'Conscious patient' diaporamas de présentation

Medical Emergencies

Medical Emergencies. Diabetes. Diabetes. The bodies inability to use sugar properly Hypoglycemia Too much insulin or not enough sugar Hyperglycemia Too much sugar or not enough insulin. Hypoglycemia (Insulin Shock). Signs and Symptoms Progresses quickly Increased heart rate

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Chapter 15

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Chapter 15

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PERSONAL HUGIENE AND CLIENTS SAFETY

PERSONAL HUGIENE AND CLIENTS SAFETY. BATHING. Purpose of Bathing Cleansing the skin Removes perspiration, bacteria, which minimizes skin irritation and reduces chance of infection Stimulation of circulation

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Anaphylaxis

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Class 19 (Allergic Reaction, EpiPen & Envenomations) Ch10 (Partial) & Ch16

Class 19 (Allergic Reaction, EpiPen & Envenomations) Ch10 (Partial) & Ch16. Allergic Reactions. Allergic reaction Exaggerated immune response to any substance Histamines and leukotrienes Chemicals released by the immune system. Anaphylaxis. Extreme allergic reaction

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Airway and Ventilation

Airway and Ventilation. Lesson 14: Airway and Ventilation. You Are the Emergency Medical Responder.

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Chapters 11,12,13,15, and Potpourri

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You Are the Emergency Medical Responder

Lesson 23: Medical Emergencies. You Are the Emergency Medical Responder.

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ARTIFICIAL AIRWAYS

ARTIFICIAL AIRWAYS. Definition. A tube or tube-like device that is inserted through the nose, mouth, or into the trachea to provide an opening for ventilation. Types of Artificial Airways. Oropharyngeal airways Nasopharyngeal tubes Orotracheal tubes Nasotracheal tubes Tracheostomy tubes

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DIABETES CASE PRESENTATIONS

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Should there be a Right to Die?

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YEAR 11 FIRST AID

YEAR 11 FIRST AID. CRISIS MANAGEMENT - MOVING THE CASUALTY. MOVING THE CASUALTY. Unless absolutely necessary, the patient should NOT be moved. If the situation arises where the patient does need to be moved ensure: DRSABCD is followed Injuries have been treated where possible

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