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Attention to persons with alcohol intoxication

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Froggy Jumps POISONINGSOnline version Attention to persons with alcohol intoxication by Laura Erviti Sobrón 1 What is the incubation period for food poisoning? a its latency period is long b its latency period is short c its latency period is medium 2 What are the early symptoms of mushroom poisoning? a gastrointestinal disturbances, tachycardia... b nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea,mydriasis... c serious hepatic and renal consequences, coma and death 3 What is the first thing to do when dealing with a case of food poisoning? a Assess the level of consciousness, breathing and circulation. b Transport the victim urgently to a medical centre. c Provide information about the type of mushroom eaten 4 What is alcohol poisoning? a Symptoms caused by drinking alcohol in a short period of time in excess of one's tolerance. b Chronic dependence on alcohol consumption that affects the individual's daily life. c An immediate allergic reaction to the chemical components present in fermented beverages. 5 When should CPR be performed on a person suffering from alcohol poisoning? a when she is unconscious but breathing b when she is unconscious and not breathing c when conscious and experiencing drowsiness 6 If the victim is conscious but dizzy, what is the point of putting them in the “recovery position”? a To ensure they can breathe and prevent them from choking b To prevent them from walking home c To prevent them from falling to the ground 7 You are at a party and an acquaintance starts shouting at people for no reason and cannot walk straight. What is the best way to react? a Ignore him so as not to increase his aggression and wait for him to calm down on his own. b Talk to him loudly, ask him if he needs help and do not leave him alone under any circumstances. c Force him to sit down and give him an energy drink to counteract the alcohol. 8 Two people drink the same thing, but one gets drunk much faster. According to the definition, what does this depend on? a The food they are going to eat for dinner afterwards. b Their weight, tolerance, and whether they have consumed other substances. c The height of the individual. 9 Someone has fainted and is unresponsive. What is the absolute priority according to the unconsciousness protocol? a Try to give them water to wake them up. b Call an ambulance. c Wait 3 minutes to see if they react. 10 What is the drug? a Substance that, when introduced into the body, causes an alteration in the central nervous system b Any natural product consumed to improve physical health without risk of dependency. c A substance that only affects the digestive system and has no effect on the individual's behaviour. 11 What are the types of drugs? a stimulants, synthetic and natural b stimulants, hallucinogens and reactants c stimulants, hallucinogens and depressants 12 What type of drugs are substances that directly influence the perception of things? a depressants b hallucinogens c stimulants 13 Alcohol, tranquilizantes, morfina, heroína, opio, fentanilo... a depressants b llucinogens c stimulants 14 What is the first thing to do when dealing with someone who has taken hallucinogenic drugs? a Place the person in a quiet place, with little light and little noise. b Check their vital signs, especially breathing. c Observe if they worsen 15 What symptoms does a person who has taken antidepressants experience? a Increase blood pressure b Increased body temperature c Constricted pupils

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POISONINGSOnline version

by Laura Erviti Sobrón

What is the incubation period for food poisoning?

What are the early symptoms of mushroom poisoning?

What is the first thing to do when dealing with a case of food poisoning?

What is alcohol poisoning?

When should CPR be performed on a person suffering from alcohol poisoning?

If the victim is conscious but dizzy, what is the point of putting them in the “recovery position”?

You are at a party and an acquaintance starts shouting at people for no reason and cannot walk straight. What is the best way to react?

Two people drink the same thing, but one gets drunk much faster. According to the definition, what does this depend on?

Someone has fainted and is unresponsive. What is the absolute priority according to the unconsciousness protocol?

What is the drug?

What are the types of drugs?

What type of drugs are substances that directly influence the perception of things?

Alcohol, tranquilizantes, morfina, heroína, opio, fentanilo...

What is the first thing to do when dealing with someone who has taken hallucinogenic drugs?

What symptoms does a person who has taken antidepressants experience?