'Control bleeding' presentation slideshows

Disorders of Menstruation / Abnormal Uterine Bleeding

Tory Davis, PA-C. Disorders of Menstruation / Abnormal Uterine Bleeding. Menstruation. Shedding the uterine lining (endometrium) if pregnancy does not occur. Necessary (in the absence of hormonal regulation) to insure the endometrium does not become hyperplastic. Terminology.

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Injuries to the Head and Spine

Injuries to the Head and Spine. The Head. Head Skull = cranium, face, and teeth Inside the cranium is the brain and primary neural tissues. Nervous System. Main components Brain Cranial Nerves Spinal Cord Spinal Nerves Peripheral Nerves. The Nervous System.

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Shock and Bleeding

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First Aid

Dislocation. Heart Attack. Poisoning. First Aid. Shock. Seizure. Strain. Burns. Bandages. CVA. Insulin Shock. CPR. Immediate care that is provided to the victim of injury or illness to minimize the adverse effects until experts take over.

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Unit G Emergency Care Skills

Unit G Emergency Care Skills. Bleeding and Wounds. Abrasion: skin scraped off, bleeding limited. Caused by sharp object (pin, nail, etc.) External bleeding minimal, may lead to infection or tetanus. Puncture.

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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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Hematologic Emergencies

Hematologic Emergencies. Sickle Cell Anemia. Pathophysiology Genetic abnormality causes red cells to contain hemoglobin S rather than hemoblobin A At low oxygen tensions hemoglobin S forms long, rigid rods RBCs become distorted, sickle-shaped. Sickle Cell Anemia. Pathophysiology

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Bleeding Control with Tourniquet

Bleeding Control with Tourniquet. Conditions. The candidate should perform this skill on a simulated patient under existing indoor, ambulance, or outdoor lighting, temperature, and weather conditions. Indications.

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FIRST AID and CPR

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Musculoskeletal Trauma

Musculoskeletal Trauma. April Morgenroth EMT, RN, BSN. Musculoskeletal System. Cartilage: softer than bone but provides structure. Bones: Provide structure and protect organs. Muscles: serve to connect musculoskeletal structures and allow movement. Tendons: connect muscles to bones.

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Trauma - Bleeding

Trauma - Bleeding. Created By:. The Blood. 1. Importance-without blood circulating, you would quickly die . 2 . Functions of blood a . Carry oxygen and carbon dioxide (respiration) b . Carry food to tissues (nutrition)

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First Aid

First Aid. Control Bleeding of an Extremity & Splint a Suspected Fracture. Action: Control Bleeding of an Extremity & Splint a Suspected Fracture Conditions: Given a casualty who has a bleeding wound of the arm or leg or has an arm or leg that you think is broken

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START Triage Distance Learning Program

START Triage Distance Learning Program. Class Overview Review START triage Discuss Web Exercise Scenarios Feedback. Purpose of START. Rapid assessment: < 1 minute Place patients in categories Identify categories for rescuers. START Categories:. Minor. Walking wounded. Deceased.

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FRACTURES AND SOFT TISSUE INJURIES

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Placental Abruption

Placental Abruption. Pathophysiology. Small vessel rapture Bleeding lifts placenta because uterus is unable to contract and control bleeding. Further Haemorrhage dissects off chorio decidual space Due to uterine contractions blood flows through membranes and uterine walls separating them.

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Cuts/Lacerations And Fractures

Cuts/Lacerations And Fractures. Lacerations/Cuts.

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