CPR (unit 7)

Assessment definition

• correct answer

• a test or analysis

• to create something new and innovative

• to help someone

vital definition

• absolutely necessary or important; essential.

• absolutely unnecessary or not important

• to stay alive

• second inline

Four vital signs

• 1. temperature

  2. breathing

  3. respiration

  4. blood pressure

• 1. temperature

  2. breathing

  3. respiration

  4. dying

• 1. healing

  2. breathing

  3. respiration

  4. blood pressure

• 1. temperature

  2. pulse

  3. respiration

  4. blood pressure

what device is used to measure temperature

• barometer

• thermometer

• CPU Meter

• photometer

what is a healthy body temperature

• between 39.5 - 42.2 C

• between 30.5 - 37.2 C

• between 36.5 - 37.2 C

• between 33.5 - 36.2 C

Normal pulse rate

• 60-100 bpm

• 60-120 bpm

• 80-100 bpm

• 70-90 bpm

respiration rate

• 12-32 breaths per min

• 60-120 breaths per min

• 12-90 breaths per min

• 12-20 breaths per min

Heart failure

• occurs when the heart muscles weaken, causes ventricles to enlarge, therefore not enough blood will be able to be pumped to the body.

• sudden, unexpected stoppage of heart action, often leading to sudden cardiac death

• a condition in which blood flow to part of the heart muscle is blocked, causing heart cells to die. Occurs when coronary arteries slowly become thicker and harder from the build up of fat.

• cardiopulmonary resuscitation

cardiac arrest

• heart attack

• sudden, unexpected stoppage of heart action, often leading to sudden cardiac death

• occurs when the heart muscles weaken, causes ventricles to enlarge, therefore not enough blood will be able to be pumped to the body.

• a condition in which blood flow to part of the heart muscle is blocked, causing heart cells to die. Occurs when coronary arteries slowly become thicker and harder from the build up of fat.

signs of cardiac arrest

• - Sudden collapse

  - Abnormal breathing

  - No pulse

  - Nausea

• - Sudden collapse

  - normal breathing

  - normal pulse

  - Nausea

• -coma

  - normal breathing

  - No pulse

  - Nausea

• - Sudden collapse

  - normal breathing

  - pulse

  - steady