1.  As a First Responder, you will not be able to provide care for an ill or injured patient unless you have an idea of where the problem lies.  This requires a _______________.

2.  The _______________ contains the appendix and part of the small and large intestine.

3.  The _______________ produces the chemicals called hormones that help regulate most body activities and functions.

4.  It is also important to know when a patient may be moved.  There are many factors to consider, including _______________ and the _______________.

5.  To size a cervical spine immobilization collar, first draw an imaginary line across the top of the _______________ and the bottom of the _______________.  Use your fingers to measure the distance from the _______________ to the _______________.

6.  We breathe to bring in oxygen, remove carbon dioxide, and help regulate the _______________ of our blood, a process called respiration.

7.  Without oxygen, lethal changes take place in the brain cells within _______________ minutes.  Brain death may start with _______________ minutes.

8.  A _______________ scene is a _______________ scene.

9.  Perform a scene size-up and an initial assessment.  Include a scan of the scene to determine the cause of the patient’s injuries.  That cause should be referred to as the _______________.

10.  Classify the patient’s mental status by using the letters AVPU, which stands for _______________.