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What is the SC joint
what is the joint that connects the upper body to the trunk.
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What is to rule out any life threatening injuries
what is the purpose of a primary survey
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What is the calf
palpate the gastrocnemius
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what is 100-200 beats per minute
what is the rate of compressions?
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What is the Sternoclacicular Ligament and Acromialclavicular joint
what two joint ligaments did we learn about that are not palpatabe
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What is Personal Protective Equiptment
what does PPE stand for?
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what is the hole in the back of the knee
what is the popliteal fossa?
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what is if a patient is breathing, has a pulse, and no fractures or significant trauma
what is the purpose of the recovery position
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What is the biceps brachii Tendon
what tendon sits in the Bicepital Groove
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What is 2 Inches
how deep are chest compressions for CPR for adults
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What is tibial tuberosity
where does the patellar tendon attach?
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what is 5 to 10 seconds
how long do you look listen and feel for during the primary survey?
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What is the Infraspanatus and teres minor
What muscles are responsible for externally rotating the humerus
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What is you keep going
if you are performing CPR on a baby and the mother asks you to stop what do you do?
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What is both
is bursitis chronic or acute
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what is when the patient regains a pulse
when do you stop CPR?
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What is Adson's Test
What special test tests for thoracic outlet syndrome
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What is make sure the scene is safe
you walk into a lockerroom and see someone passed out on the floor what is the first thing you do?
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what is a sprained LCL
what does a varus test test for?
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what is what is Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
what does CPR stand for?
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