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Disaster and medical operations part 1
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3 life threatening conditions
Airway obstruction, shock, severe bleeding
Circulation shock
not getting enough blood circulation/volume
how to test for capillary relief
pinch fingertip, it should turn back to pink in 2 sec, if not (shock)
Treating shock
remove wet clothing, place barriers, blankets
Average heart rate
60-100 bpm
how many liters of blood does a person have
5 liters
safe breathing rate
>30
types of bleeding
Arterial, venous, capillary
Arterial bleeding
spurting (think slit throat) and bright red
Venous
flowing (dark red)
Capillary
oozing (think rug burns, first layer of skin is gone)
Stages of blood loss
I, II, III, IV
Stage I blood loss
blood loss less than 15%, heart rate normal, (<100) breathing rate 14-20
Stage II blood loss
blood loss 15%-40%, heart rate increased (>100), breathing rate 20-30
Stage III blood loss
30-40% blood loss, heart rate >120, breathing rate >35
Stage IV blood loss
more than 40% blood loss, heart rate<140, breathing rate >35
Biggest obstruction opening the airway
tongue
ABC’s
Airway, bleeding, circulation