'Spinal injury' diaporamas de présentation

Unit 3 My Stroke of Luck

Unit 3 My Stroke of Luck. Lesson 1. Overview. Background Information Word Study Visualization Derivation Expansion Differentiation. About the Author.

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CHAPTER 29

CHAPTER 29. Injuries to the Head and Spine. Anatomy Review. Nervous System. Skull and Facial Bones. Epidural space (potential). Contents of the Skull. Bone Dura mater Arachnoid Pia mater. Subarachnoid space. Subdural space. Intracerebral. Arachnoid. Dura mater. Skull. Pia mater.

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Suspected Spinal Injury

MLREMS Edition. Suspected Spinal Injury. New York State Department of Health Bureau of Emergency Medical Services. Learning Outcome.

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Applying a Hare Traction Splint (3 of 3)

Applying a Hare Traction Splint (3 of 3). Connect loops of ankle hitch to end of splint as your partner continues traction. Carefully tighten ratchet to the point that splint holds adequate traction. Secure and check support straps. Assess distal neurovascular function.

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EMS Field Cervical Spine Assessment Protocol

EMS Field Cervical Spine Assessment Protocol. VVEMS Todd Lang, MD EMS Medical Director. Why do this?. Current practice it totally variable Clear, reproducible local standard Easy tool to measure compliance Formal training in cspine evaluation Can modify in future to incorporate new data.

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Chapter 26

Chapter 26. Head and Spine Injuries. Objectives (1 of 5). List the functions of the central nervous system. Define the structure of the skeletal system as it relates to the nervous system. Relate mechanism of injury to potential injuries of the head and spine.

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Basic First Aid

Basic First Aid. 29 CFR 1910.151 By: Chou Lor, Safety Coordinator. Chain of Survival What is First Aid? Scene Survey Initial Assessment Victim Assessment Sequence Bleeding Control Shock Burns. Basic First Aid. Training Objectives. Choking Fractures Heart Attack

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Neurological

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Unit 4: Disaster Medical Operations

Unit 4: Disaster Medical Operations. Unit 4 Introduction. Topics: Public health concerns Organization of disaster medical operations Establishing treatment areas Conducting head-to-toe assessments Treating injuries. Public Health Considerations. Maintain proper hygiene.

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The Olympic and Paralympic Values

The Olympic and Paralympic Values. The Olympic and Paralympic Values. It takes more than being a brilliant sports man or woman to become an Olympian or Paralympian. Top class athletes try to live according to a set of beliefs and ideas that help them to be the best they can be,

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What are we consulting on?

What are we consulting on?. We are consulting on hospital-based care in London for patients. - with a major trauma, or - a stroke. Major trauma. Adult hospital-based care. These proposals could save 100 lives a year and save thousands from serious disability. What is major trauma?.

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Principles of Patient Assessment in EMS

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Wilderness First Aid

Wilderness First Aid HS 223. Wilderness First Aid. Midterm test Review. Introduction. Definition: Wilderness medicine protocols are in effect when you are more than one hour from definitive medical care. Environment: You may be dealing with extreme

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Managing (Acute) Traumatic Spinal Injuries

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You Are the Emergency Medical Responder

Lesson 9: Primary Assessment. You Are the Emergency Medical Responder. Your rescue unit arrives at a scene to find a distraught mother who says, “I can’t wake my baby up.” The infant appears to be unconscious and is turning blue. Primary Assessment. General impression LOC Breathing

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Elizabeth Barrett Browning

Elizabeth Barrett Browning. By Kailin Yu, Alexandra Lu, Brendan Lin, and Anim Abdullah. Biography.

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CPR With AED

CPR With AED. What is CPR?. Strut ! CPR stands for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation CPR is when one or more individuals breathe and pump blood for an unconscious victim that has no pulse and can not breathe on his or her own.

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Notifiable Incidents

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Cool-Head Device Brain-Saving device by Hypermed, inc. Patent granted in Taiwan, pending in Us

Cool-Head Device Brain-Saving device by Hypermed, inc. Patent granted in Taiwan, pending in Us. 2007 Buffalo bills tight end kevin everett suffered neck cervical spine injury and received prompt cooling treatment enabling eventual recovery. NYC Man Survives After Heart Stops For 45 Minutes.

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WWW.RAPIDRESCUE.CO.UK

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