Emergency Response Procedures Quiz

Technique used to revive someone whose heart or breathing has stopped.

Ensure it's safe before providing assistance to anyone.

Indicates difficulty breathing due to airway obstruction.

Device used to restore normal heart rhythm in sudden cardiac arrest.

Create a safe environment and protect the person from injury.

Common approach to managing sprains and strains to reduce swelling and pain.

Minimize smoke inhalation and heat exposure.

Technique to dislodge obstructions from the airway.

Typical symptoms include chest pain, shortness of breath, and sweating.

Structured approach to assess and manage emergencies.

Sorting patients to ensure those most in need receive care first.

Ensure no further harm comes to the person while extracting them.

Priority sequence to address life-threatening issues.

Maintains blood circulation and provides oxygenation.

Heart attack involves circulation issues; cardiac arrest involves heart malfunction.