These refer to self-protection of the responders.
D: Danger
R: Response
These refer to concerns for the victim, functions vital to life.
A: Airways
B: Breathing
C: Circulation
D: (Optional: any of the following): Deadly Bleeding, Decompression, Defibrillation, Differential Diagnosis, (Disability or Dysfunction [excludes pre-existing]).
Above are the designations of the first protocols. Many facilities inject their own terms, for example, some relate C to CPR: but all are sure to cover the basic needs and concerns of responders for themselves and victims in emergency situations.
it stands for "is the patient breathing?"
IFAK stands for Individual First Aid Kit
Ethane is a simple hydrocarbon compound that is not typically relevant to first aid. In a first aid context, ethane would not have a specific meaning or application.
it stands for danger response airway breathing and circulation
aid stands for Automated Industry Direct
usually is a 2 day course and contains CPR bandaging basic anatomy and physiology epi-pen DRABCD some contain triage it depends where you are, and who is teaching, and what level of first aid for other things
why does the context in which an indivisual learns information aid in the memory of that information
fap in world war 2 stands for first aid party
Ice Compression Elevation Rehabilitation. Th question should really be RICER. The first R stands for `Rest'
In medical terms ABCD is an acronym that stands for: Airway Breathing Circulation Disability/Dysfunction Many people also add an E, which stands for Exposure. Those are the first things evaluated in first aid.
OPQRST is a mnemonic for assessing pain. It stands for: Onset, Provocation, Quality, Radiates, Severity, Time.
In First Aid, it stands for D-anger, R-esponse, S-hout for help, A-irways and B-reathing.