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| a technique to relieve an obstructed airway |
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| an injury in which the skin is not broken. |
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| violent and sudden contractions or tremors of muscles. |
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| Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) |
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| combines the techniques of artificial respiration and cardiac compression to restore circulation. |
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| progressive mental deterioration due to organic brain disease. |
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| confused about time, place and person or objects. |
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| to remove from a dangerous area. |
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| break in the continuity of bone. |
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| a large amount of bleeding. |
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| a wound or a tear of the skin. |
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| equipment that is not working as it is supposed to work. |
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| to make a hole or perforate. |
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| involuntary muscle contraction and relaxation. |
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| decreased blood flow in the body, which may cause death. |
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| a firm object used to support an unstable body part. |
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