1.
Circulation, airway, breathing; used for Primary assessment
3.
Temporary cessation of breathing
4.
Indication that blood is flowing to the fingertips and toes
5.
Cardiopulmonary Resucitation; using compressions and breathing to keep heart pumping with blood to get oxygen to the body
8.
Process of applying force on the location of bleeding in order to stop it
10.
Acute myocardial infarction and occurs when the heart muscle is damaged by a blockage of a vessel to the heart, a clot, stress, or an injury to the heart muscle that does not allow the heart to receive the blood it needs to function
11.
Inability to move one side of the body
12.
History, Inspection, Palpation, Special Testing; form the secondary assessment
14.
Identifying life threatening conditions; circulation, airway, breathing
15.
Objective evidence that can be measured or sensed, such as sweating, breath odor, temperature, blood pressure, breathing rate, and heart rate
16.
Subjective evidence of what the athlete feels; cannot be seen, smelled, or heard
18.
Device used to cut off blood supply
19.
Grabbing the throat with both hands
20.
Set of standards used for infection control
