CPR and Basic Life Support flashcards
28 flashcard decks by 24 users
This GoConqr page gathers over 20 flashcard decks from over 20 users, covering cardiac arrest, resuscitation calculations and AED use. They support university students and professional candidates practising emergency care topics, as well as teachers looking for study material. Pick a deck to start revising.
Flashcards
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26 cardsResus NGT or IDC size Calculation
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18 cardsBasic Life Support True or False? 30 minutes is the maximum time a person should be left in the recovery position before movin...
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24 cardsACLS CARDS How hard and how fast should you push during CPR
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9 cardsCardiac arrest Outline the approach to a patient in cardiac arrest (unresponsive and not breathing normally)
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76 cardsEmergency Cardiovascular Life Support: Fundamentals of Respiratory Care 1. Do Respiratory Therapists play a vital role in emergency cardiovascular life support?
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54 cardsBasics of CPR and First Aids Early recognition and Call for help (*to prevent cardiac arrest)
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18 cardsCPR flash cards What does CPR stand for?
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20 cardsBLS Survey Using the systematic approach, if a patient appears CONSCIOUS the rescuer should use which survey and when?
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42 cardsACP Flashcards What Is the concentration ratio of IV/IO epinephrine in medical cardiac arrest?
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21 cardsChapter 18 Missed PreTest, HW, Post Test Which of the following types of defibrillators will adjust the amount of energy used on the basis of imped...
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19 cardsCardiac arrest Survival rates of out of hospital cardiac arrests by rhythm types
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16 cardsEmergency technique options If intravenous access is not immediately available how may a drug be given and how?
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8 cardsAED Use in Special Situations During AED use, name 4 special situations that may require the operator to take extra care in placing the A...
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15 cardsResuscitation What Are The Links In The Chain Of Prevention?
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7 cardsfinal
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12 cardsEmergency protocols What does CPA stand for?
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1 cardsUntitled A. Attention Getter: When I first think of basic life support, I somehow always think about the Good Samari...
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5 cardsVF cardiac arrest and early CPR & Defibrillation List the common nonperfusing arrhythmias
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12 cardsMedical Emergencies & conditions (chapter 6) What does ABCDE stand for
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5 cardsCardiorespiratory arrest Recognise cardiorespiratory attack
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8 cardsResuscitation What are priorities in resuscitation?
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5 cardsCPR
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1 cardsAgonal Breathing Def.
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1 cardsDefibrillation What are non-shockable rhythms (rhythms that are not responsive to defibrillation)?
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3 cards4.1 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (MET's, RRT's, Chain of Survical) What is the purpose of the Medical Emergency Teams (METs) and Rapid Response Teams (RRTs)?
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2 cardsBLS What is Basic Life Support?
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3 cardsELS What are the steps you should take when first encountering a casualty?
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4 cardsCPR rhythms
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GoConqr OriginalCPR and Basic Life Support flashcards
These decks use questions and prompts to explore emergency care. Cardiac arrest asks about the approach to an unresponsive patient, what to do during CPR and which reversible causes to consider. It is a useful starting point for practising a response from the initial assessment onwards.
For a different focus, Resus includes prompts on tube sizes, blood pressure and shock index. The deck on AED use in special situations asks about circumstances that may need extra care when placing electrode pads. The deck on ACLS includes questions on CPR and shockable rhythms.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck could I start with?
The Cardiac arrest deck is a useful place to start if you want to practise the approach to an unresponsive patient who is not breathing normally. Its prompts also ask what to do during CPR and which reversible causes to consider, giving you several related questions to work through.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed decks were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr.
Are there flashcards for ACLS study?
Yes. The deck on ACLS includes questions about CPR compression depth and rate, V-tach and shock energy using a monophasic defibrillator. It offers university students and professional candidates prompts to practise alongside the other decks on cardiac arrest and basic life support.