Platelet Blood cell that causes blood to clot (platelet) Pressure Apply this to a wound to slow bleeding (pressure) left side lay on this side if you have stomach aches Erythrocyte Name of cell that carries O2 to body and CO2 to lungs (erythrocyte) BRAT Diet to eat if you have diarrhea - Bananas, rice, applesauce toast Inflammation The body's defense to injury or disease by sending blood to an area (inflammation) Bacteria Cells that cause disease but can usually be treated with antibiotics (bacteria) Fever The body's defense to disease by raising body temperature (fever) dehydration #1 cause of constipation nurse Carries out doctor's orders, is doctor's eyes and ears (nurse) Organ A group of tissues (organ) Stomach Organ that mechanically and chemically breaks down food Skin Flap Nature's best Band-Aid. Place over wound after cleaning (skin flap) Doctor Diagnoses disease and prescribes treatment (doctor) Tourniquet Apply this to bleeding limb in life threatening situations to stop bleeding (tourniquet) 10-15 minutes Go to hospital if you can't stop bleeding after holding pressure for this long (10-15 min) viruses, fungi, yeast Cells that cause disease that can be treated with antibiotics (viruses, fungi, yeast) Emergency Medical Technician Certification required for first responders and some people who work in emergency department (Emergency Medical Technician) Thrombus Term for when blood clots inside the body (thrombus) Cell Oxygen Saturation Measurement of saturation of oxygen in red blood cells (oxygen saturation) 100- 120 Rate of CPR compressions per minute Leukopenia Low white blood cells (leukopenia) small intestine primary organ that absorbs nutrients into blood stream Area to pinch hard if nose is bleeding (nostrils) Nostrils Leukocytosis High white blood cells (leukocytosis) Ultrasound technicians Perform ultrasounds (ultrasound technician) Anemia Term for low red blood cells (anemia) Pharyngitis Fancy name for sore throat leukocyte Blood cell that primarily fights disease (leukocyte) Elevate To raise wound above heart to slow bleeding (elevate) Blood Pressure Pressure your blood is exerting against your arteries. (blood pressure) Cancer Disease caused when cells don't die and continue to reproduce (cancer) Alveoli Name of air sacks inside lungs 1 hour Time to wait to drink anything after throwing up Scene is safe First thing to determine before giving first aid to someone Stitches Needed if cut is particularly long, deep, wide, on bendy area (stitches) Esophagus Tube that transports food from mouth to stomach spurting blood Go to hospital if wound is doing this. (spurting blood) Caffeine, spicy foods, greasy foods Foods to avoid to prevent heartburn Thrombocytopenia Term for low platelets (thrombocytopenia) Certified Hospital Technician Assist nurses in hospitals (certified hospital technicians) Laying down after eating, smoking Activities to avoid to prevent heart burn Breaths Per Min How your respiratory rate is measured (breaths per minute) Laryngitis Swelling of part of your airway, causes loss of voice Erythrocytosis High Red blood cells (erythrocytosis) Asthma Sudden inflammation on the airways Wash with Soap and Water Helps prevent infection in a wound (wash with soap and water) Tissue A group of cells (tissue) Beats Per Min How your heart rate is measured (beats per minute) 105 degrees if your fever gets over this high, seek medical help 911 Call in case of emergency (911) X-ray technician Perform X- rays (x-ray technicians) Physician Assistant and Nurse Practitioner Perform tasks similar to a doctor with some limitations and with doctor oversight (Physican Assistant and Nurse Practitioner) Vital Signs Most important indicators of health status (vital signs) Heimlich Maneuver Perform this if someone is choking and not coughing Ways to prevent choking eat slowly and sitting don't talk while eating, no chubby bunny large intestine primary organ that gets fluid out into blood stream Bronchitis Swelling of the bronchus Platelet Blood cell that causes blood to clot (platelet) Pressure Apply this to a wound to slow bleeding (pressure) left side lay on this side if you have stomach aches Erythrocyte Name of cell that carries O2 to body and CO2 to lungs (erythrocyte) BRAT Diet to eat if you have diarrhea - Bananas, rice, applesauce toast Inflammation The body's defense to injury or disease by sending blood to an area (inflammation) Bacteria Cells that cause disease but can usually be treated with antibiotics (bacteria) Fever The body's defense to disease by raising body temperature (fever) dehydration #1 cause of constipation nurse Carries out doctor's orders, is doctor's eyes and ears (nurse) Organ A group of tissues (organ) Stomach Organ that mechanically and chemically breaks down food Skin Flap Nature's best Band-Aid. Place over wound after cleaning (skin flap) Doctor Diagnoses disease and prescribes treatment (doctor) Tourniquet Apply this to bleeding limb in life threatening situations to stop bleeding (tourniquet) 10-15 minutes Go to hospital if you can't stop bleeding after holding pressure for this long (10-15 min) viruses, fungi, yeast Cells that cause disease that can be treated with antibiotics (viruses, fungi, yeast) Emergency Medical Technician Certification required for first responders and some people who work in emergency department (Emergency Medical Technician) Thrombus Term for when blood clots inside the body (thrombus) Cell Oxygen Saturation Measurement of saturation of oxygen in red blood cells (oxygen saturation) 100- 120 Rate of CPR compressions per minute Leukopenia Low white blood cells (leukopenia) small intestine primary organ that absorbs nutrients into blood stream Area to pinch hard if nose is bleeding (nostrils) Nostrils Leukocytosis High white blood cells (leukocytosis) Ultrasound technicians Perform ultrasounds (ultrasound technician) Anemia Term for low red blood cells (anemia) Pharyngitis Fancy name for sore throat leukocyte Blood cell that primarily fights disease (leukocyte) Elevate To raise wound above heart to slow bleeding (elevate) Blood Pressure Pressure your blood is exerting against your arteries. (blood pressure) Cancer Disease caused when cells don't die and continue to reproduce (cancer) Alveoli Name of air sacks inside lungs 1 hour Time to wait to drink anything after throwing up Scene is safe First thing to determine before giving first aid to someone Stitches Needed if cut is particularly long, deep, wide, on bendy area (stitches) Esophagus Tube that transports food from mouth to stomach spurting blood Go to hospital if wound is doing this. (spurting blood) Caffeine, spicy foods, greasy foods Foods to avoid to prevent heartburn Thrombocytopenia Term for low platelets (thrombocytopenia) Certified Hospital Technician Assist nurses in hospitals (certified hospital technicians) Laying down after eating, smoking Activities to avoid to prevent heart burn Breaths Per Min How your respiratory rate is measured (breaths per minute) Laryngitis Swelling of part of your airway, causes loss of voice Erythrocytosis High Red blood cells (erythrocytosis) Asthma Sudden inflammation on the airways Wash with Soap and Water Helps prevent infection in a wound (wash with soap and water) Tissue A group of cells (tissue) Beats Per Min How your heart rate is measured (beats per minute) 105 degrees if your fever gets over this high, seek medical help 911 Call in case of emergency (911) X-ray technician Perform X- rays (x-ray technicians) Physician Assistant and Nurse Practitioner Perform tasks similar to a doctor with some limitations and with doctor oversight (Physican Assistant and Nurse Practitioner) Vital Signs Most important indicators of health status (vital signs) Heimlich Maneuver Perform this if someone is choking and not coughing Ways to prevent choking eat slowly and sitting don't talk while eating, no chubby bunny large intestine primary organ that gets fluid out into blood stream Bronchitis Swelling of the bronchus
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Blood cell that causes blood to clot
(platelet)
Apply this to a wound to slow bleeding
(pressure)
lay on this side if you have stomach aches
Name of cell that carries O2 to body and CO2 to lungs
(erythrocyte)
Diet to eat if you have diarrhea - Bananas, rice, applesauce toast
The body's defense to injury or disease by sending blood to an area
(inflammation)
Cells that cause disease but can usually be treated with antibiotics
(bacteria)
The body's defense to disease by raising body temperature
(fever)
#1 cause of constipation
Carries out doctor's orders, is doctor's eyes and ears
(nurse)
A group of tissues
(organ)
Organ that mechanically and chemically breaks down food
Nature's best Band-Aid. Place over wound after cleaning
(skin flap)
Diagnoses disease and prescribes treatment
(doctor)
Apply this to bleeding limb in life threatening situations to stop bleeding
(tourniquet)
Go to hospital if you can't stop bleeding after holding pressure for this long
(10-15 min)
Cells that cause disease that can be treated with antibiotics
(viruses, fungi, yeast)
Certification required for first responders and some people who work in emergency department
(Emergency Medical Technician)
Term for when blood clots inside the body
(thrombus)
Cell
Measurement of saturation of oxygen in red blood cells
(oxygen saturation)
Rate of CPR compressions per minute
Low white blood cells
(leukopenia)
primary organ that absorbs nutrients into blood stream
Nostrils
High white blood cells
(leukocytosis)
Perform ultrasounds
(ultrasound technician)
Term for low red blood cells
(anemia)
Fancy name for sore throat
Blood cell that primarily fights disease
(leukocyte)
To raise wound above heart to slow bleeding
(elevate)
Pressure your blood is exerting against your arteries.
(blood pressure)
Disease caused when cells don't die and continue to reproduce
(cancer)
Name of air sacks inside lungs
Time to wait to drink anything after throwing up
First thing to determine before giving first aid to someone
Needed if cut is particularly long, deep, wide, on bendy area
(stitches)
Tube that transports food from mouth to stomach
Go to hospital if wound is doing this.
(spurting blood)
Foods to avoid to prevent heartburn
Term for low platelets
(thrombocytopenia)
Assist nurses in hospitals
(certified hospital technicians)
Activities to avoid to prevent heart burn
How your respiratory rate is measured
(breaths per minute)
Swelling of part of your airway, causes loss of voice
High Red blood cells
(erythrocytosis)
Sudden inflammation on the airways
Helps prevent infection in a wound
(wash with soap and water)
A group of cells
(tissue)
How your heart rate is measured
(beats per minute)
if your fever gets over this high, seek medical help
Call in case of emergency
(911)
Perform X-rays
(x-ray technicians)
Perform tasks similar to a doctor with some limitations and with doctor oversight
(Physican Assistant and Nurse Practitioner)
Most important indicators of health status
(vital signs)
Perform this if someone is choking and not coughing
eat slowly and sitting don't talk while eating, no chubby bunny
primary organ that gets fluid out into blood stream
Swelling of the bronchus
