| A | B |
|---|
| sterile dressing | bandages that are clean and dry; bandages that need to be used in an emergency. |
| wound | some form of injury (example: a cut, scrape, bruise). |
| open fracture | an injury where a broken bone sticks through the skin; you can see the bone. |
| immobilize | make sure it can't move |
| elevate | lift up off the ground |
| seizure | the brain does not function normally |
| blockage | preventing something from passing thorugh |
| diabetic emergency | someone has to much or too little sugar in their blood and their body could start shutting down. |
| minor frostbite | when hands or feet feel really cold, they feel tingly, and start to change color (blue). |
| skin-to-skin contact | placing your hands/body around someone's body part that has minor frostbite. |
| significant | a large amount |
| direct pressure | pushing straight down on an injury |
| ensure | to make certain |
| spinal injury | someone has hurt their spine/center of the back where the nerves are |
| align | to make straight |
| stroke recognition | knowing that a person is have a stroke |
| consciousness | awake and able to understand what is going on around you; you can communicate with people |
| blurred vision | when you look around, everything looks fuzzy |
