Author: Anonymous

Sucking or taking in blood, vomit, saliva, or other foreign matter into the lungs:

Axial loading is the most common mechanism of CSI and can often be avoided by proper instruction technique in football.

If the athlete’s cervical spine is found it an awkward position and ABC’s are not intact, it may be necessary to re-position the neck for effective CPR.

Average breaths for a child/infant ranges between ___ to ___ per minute:

Axial loading is the most common mechanism of CSI and can often be avoided by proper instruction technique in football.

Pain in the lower right abdominal quadrant, positive rebound test at McBurney’s point, abdominal rigidity, elevated WBC and nausea could be:

SIS occurs with all EXCEPT:

Metabolic shock is due to an allergic reaction and is caused by pipe failure.

Rapid Trauma Assessment also includes DCAP-BTLS which stands for Deformities, Contusions, Abrasions, Puncture/Penetrations – Burns, Tenderness, Lacerations, and Swelling.

Pupil tests include checking for: