- Place the heel of one han in the middle of the victim’s chest over the breast bone.
- Lift the victim’s arm that is farthest away from you and place it above victim’s head with the palm facing upward.
- Both A & B
- None of these
- a
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During CPR compression rate is 30:02.
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A defibrillator is a medical device used to deliver a controlled electrical shock to a victim of:
- Imprisonment Person
- Mental Disorder
- Heart Attack
- Cardiac Arrest
- d
If there is no space next to victim to kneel and perform chest compression, then deliver chest compression using the:
- CPR
- Over the head technique
- Over the abdomen technique
- Control the Spine
- b
Stop CPR only if:
- Kneel at the civtim side, parallel to his chest
- EMS arrives and asks you to stop
- AS the victim roll over
- CPR needs to be performed continuously
- b
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EMS stands for Emergency Medical Services
How to give effective chest compression?
- Life the victim’s arm that is farthest away from you and place it above the victim’s head with the palm facing upward
- Place the heel of the one hand in the middle of the victim’s chest over the breast bone
- Both A & B
- None of these
- b
If you are a trained rescuer and willing to deliver rescue breaths, then perform_____ rescue breath after each set of thirty compression.
- One
- Two
- Three
- Four
- b
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The compression ratio in CPR is 30:02 (Compression : Breath)
In more ways then one,……is ideally suited for disaster management.
- DSLR Cameras
- Remote Sensing
- CHL Squared Test
- None of these
- b
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Remote sensing means detecting and monitoring of physical characteristics of specific area from a specific distance.
A…..occurs when a pocket of fluid forms in the superficial layer of the skin.
- Blasters
- Blisters
- Splinter
- Soft Tissue Injury
- b
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There are three layers of skin, which are:
Epidermis
Dermis
Hypodermis
Which of the following is the signs and symptoms of a splinter?
- Visible Embedded Object
- Puncture Wound
- Pain or Swelling around the area
- All of the above
- d
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Splinter is a small, thin, sharp piece of large object i.e. wood, glass or any other thing.
A sprain occurs when there is damage to a:
- Bone
- Tendon
- Muscle
- Ligaments
- d
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The injury of Ligaments is called Sprain.
The injury of Tendons is called Strain.
Ligaments joints bones to another bone.
Tendons joints muscles to bones.