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Anxiety Disorders

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Personality/Mood Disorders

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911, Police Department, Fire Department, & Poison Control

Emergency Numbers

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Latex Gloves & Breathing Barrier

Ways to protect yourself

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Emergency medical care for someone who has been hurt or sick

First Aid

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To prevent becoming another victim.

Check the scene

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2 common bodily fluids you may beexposed to.

Blood & Saliva

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Enters through the mouth, lungs, skin, or injection.

The way poisons enter the body

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Different poisons cause different reactions

Knowing what the victim ingested

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• Call 911 right away. • Make sure victim is no longer exposed

to flame, heat, or smoke.• DO NOT remove burned clothing stuck to skin.

• Cover with a sterile bandage or clean cloth.

Treatment for a 3rd degree burn

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• When electricity is passed through the body.

• Can cause the heart to stop, cause internal as well as external injuries/burns

Electrical Shock

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An injury in which the bone has been forced from its normal

position in its joint.

Dislocation

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The body’s response to reducedblood flow.

Shock

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The four signs of choking

Cannot Cough, Speak, Breath, & Holding their neck

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• Use sterile gauze or a clean cloth & apply direct pressure to the injury.

• Call for help or go to the ER.

Treatment for severe bleeding

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A B C’s of CPR.

Airway, Breathing, Circulation

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CPR stands for this.

Cardiopulmonary Resusitation

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Social Phobia

Extreme shyness and self-consciousness

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Bad thoughts followed by a ritualto relieve the anxiety.

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

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Worrying about everything

General Anxiety

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Phobias

Strong irrational fear reactions

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High stress and symptoms develop after a traumatic event

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

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An illness that harms how your brain

works and how you think.(characterized by hallucinations,

delusions, and paranoia).

Schizophrenia

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A condition that causes extreme shifts in mood.

Bipolar Disorder

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A disorder in which people lose interest in life

and can no longer find enjoyment in anything.

Clinical Depression

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Impulse Control Disorder

A disorder characterized by a failure to resist a temptation.

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Percentage of teens that experienceclinical depression each year.

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