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| NAME ALL PARTS OF A NEURO |
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1)MENTAL STATUS 2)CRAINIAL NERVES
3)COORDINATION 4)STRENGTH 5)SENSORY
6)REFLEX(DTR) |
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| 1)ENCLOSED SPACE 2)PENETRATION OF VASCULAR WALLS 3)CHANGE OF AMBIENT PRESSURE 4)RIGID WALLS 5)GAS FILLED SPACE |
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Term
NAME FIVE P.O.I.S.
(PULMONARY OVER INFLATION SYNDROME) |
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Definition
1)MEDIALSTINAL
2)PNEUMOTHORAX
3)TENSION PNEUMOTHORAX
4)SUBCUTANEOUS EMPHYSEMA
5)AGE |
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Term
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Definition
| MILD OR MODERATE PAIN UNDER BREAST BONE,DULL ACHE OR FEELING OF TIGHTNESS, DEEP INSPRATION, SWALLOWING, COUGHING, WORSENING PAIN THAT RADIATES IN SHOULDER, NECK AND BACK |
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Term
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Definition
It is usually accompanied by a sharp unilateral pain in the chest, shoulder or upper back that is aggravated by deep breathing.
To minimize the pain, the victim will often breathe in a shallow, rapid manner.
Victim may appear pale and exhibit a tendency to bend the chest toward the involved side |
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| WORSENS AT EACH BREATH, ONE WAY VALVE,PROGRSSES TO SHOCK THEN DEATH. |
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| FULLNESS AROUND NECK, DIFFICULTY SWALLOWING AND VOICE CHANGE, SWELLING AND MOVEMENT AROUND WINDPIPE CAUSES CRACK OR CRUNCHING. |
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Term
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Definition
| USUALLY OCCURS IN THE 1ST 10 MIN AFTER SURFACING. UNCONSCIOUSNESS OR NEUROLOGICAL PROBLEMS EX. NUMBNESS WEAKNESS, MENTAL STATUS, PARALYSIS, LARGE AREAS OF ABNORMAL SENSATION, BLURRED VISION AND CONVULSIONS. |
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Term
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Definition
1) Lack of concentration
2) Lack of muscle control
3) Inability to perform delicate or skill-requiring tasks
4) Drowsiness
5) Weakness
6) Agitation
7) Euphoria
8) Loss of consciousness |
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| What is CO poisoning and what are the symptoms/treatment? |
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Definition
1) Headache
2) Nausea
3) Vomiting |
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Term
| Name 3 symptoms of Inner Ear Barotrauma |
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Definition
1) Vertigo 2) Loss of hearing
3) Nausea |
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Term
| That is the minimum equipment required to make a scuba dive? |
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Definition
1) Face mask
2) Bouncy compensator
3) Scuba w/ pressure gauge 0r J-Valve
4) Wrist watch
5) Fins
6) Weight belt (if required)
7) Dive knife
8) Depth gauge |
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Term
| Describe advantages of scuba |
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Definition
1) Mobility
2) Depth flexibility and control
3) Portability
4) Reduced requirement for surface support |
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| Explain the correct procedure to follow concerning the divers equipment in the event of a diving casualty? |
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Definition
| Isolate Diver Equipment. Initiate F.A.R |
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Term
| Discuss the visual inspection and hydrostatic test requirements for scuba cylinders. |
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Definition
| Visual inspection must be done at least once every 12 months. Every time water or particulate matter is suspected in the cylinder. Hydrostatic test every 5 years |
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Term
| List the two type of Oxygen Toxicity. |
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Definition
1.Central Nervous System
2.Pulmonary |
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Term
| How do you treat near drowning? |
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Definition
Assess airway, breathing and circulation.
Rescue breathing should be started as soon as possible, even before the victim is removed from the water.
Give 100 percent oxygen by mask
Call for assistance from qualified medical personnel and transport as soon as possible. |
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Term
| What is Arterial Gas Embolism caused by? |
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Definition
| The entry of gas bubbles into the arterial circulation, which then act as blood vessel obstructions called emboli. |
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Term
| What is done for a diver that surfaces unconscious and recovers when exposed to fresh air? |
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Definition
| Give a neurological examination to rule out AGE. |
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Term
| What is done for a diver that requires ACLS and the life-saving therapy is available within :10 minutes? |
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Definition
| The stricken diver should be kept at the surface until pulse/or respirations are obtained |
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Term
| What is done for a diver that requires ACLS and the DMO cannot be reached? |
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Definition
| The diving supervisor may elect to compress to 60 feet, continue BCLS, and attempt to contact the DMO. |
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Term
| What is done if ACLS becomes available within 20 minutes? |
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Definition
| The pulseless diver shall be brought to the surface at 30 FPM and defibulated on the surface. |
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Term
| What does Type I DCS include? |
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Definition
Skin symptoms,
Lymph node swelling,
Joint and/or muscle pain |
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Term
| Type II DCS includes symptoms involving what? |
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Definition
Central nervous system:
Respiratory system :
Circulatory system |
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Term
| What is the Hallmark of a Type I pain? |
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Definition
| Dull, aching quality and confinement to particular areas. It is always present at rest; it may or may not be made worse with movement. |
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Term
| Type II, or serious symptoms are divided into what three categories? |
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Definition
| Neurological, Inner Ear (Staggers), Cardiopulmonary (Chokes) |
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Term
| Inner ear barotruma symptoms |
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Definition
| hearing loss, tinnitus, vertigo |
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Term
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Definition
| OLFACTORY,OPTIC, OCULOMOTER, TROCHLEAR, ABDUCTIONS, TRIGEMINAL, FACIAL, ACOUSTIC, GLOSSOPHARYGEAL, VAGUS, HYPOGLOSSAL, SPINAL ACCESSORY |
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| eyelid and eyeball movement |
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Definition
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innervates superior oblique
turns eye downward and laterally |
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Definition
chewing
face & mouth touch & pain |
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Definition
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Definition
controls most facial expressions
secretion of tears & saliva
taste |
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Term
VIII. Vestibulocochlear
(acoustic) |
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Definition
hearing
equillibrium sensation |
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Term
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Definition
gag reflexes,taste
senses carotid blood pressure |
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Term
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Definition
vocal cords,senses aortic blood pressure
slows heart rate
stimulates digestive organs
taste |
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Definition
controls trapezius & sternocleidomastoid
turning ofhead side to side and controls swallowing movements |
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| controls tongue movements |
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