| A | B |
|---|
| abrasion | scrapping of the skin |
| amputation | body part is cut off |
| anaphylactic shock | shock caused from a severe allergic reaction |
| avulsion | portion of soft tissue is partially or completely torn away from the body |
| cardiogenic shock | shock caused from a heart attack |
| cardiopulmonary resuscitation | manually providing respiratory and cardiac support for a patient who is not breathing and whose heart has stopped beating |
| dislocation | the end of the bone moves out of its normal position within a joint |
| frost bite | freezing of tissue fluids |
| hemorrhagic shock | shock caused from excessive blood loss |
| hyperthermia | condition where the body temperature is above normal range |
| hypoperfusion | a clinical set of signs and symptoms associated with an inadequate blood supply to the body organs |
| hypothermia | condition where the body temperature is below normal |
| incision | open wound with a sharp object |
| laceration | tearing |
| metabolic shock | shock caused from excessive loss of body fluid |
| neurogenic shock | shock caused from injury and trauma to the brain or spinal cord |
| poisoning | a substance that caused a harmful reaction when taken or exposed to |
| puncture | pierced by a sharp object |
| psychogenic shock | shock caused from emotional distress |
| rescue breathing | a technique in which the rescuer breathes for the victim |
| seizure | violent contraction of the muscles |
| septic shock | shock caused from an acute infection |
| sprain | torn ligament fibers that result in joint injury |
| strain | sudden tearing of muscle fibers during exertion |
| sucking wound | a puncture into the respiratiory system resulting in loss of air as the patient breathes |
