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No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means—electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise—without prior written permission from The Canadian Red Cross Society.  \nThe Canadian Red Cross Society (CRCS) has made reasonable efforts to ensure the contents of this publication are accurate and reflect the latest scientific research available on the topic as of the date published. The information contained in this publication may change as new scientific research becomes available. Certain techniques described in this publication are designed for use in lifesaving situations. However, the CRCS cannot guarantee that the use of such techniques will prevent personal injury or loss of life.  \nUnique aspects of individual clinical situations, and the possibility of human error in preparing this text require that the reader exercise individual judgment when making a clinical decision and, if necessary, consult and compare information from other sources. The CRCS shall not be held liable for any damage arising out of human error or possible omission or inaccuracy of the information contained in this text.  \nAll the content is provided for informational purposes only; it is meant to be used in the context of the CRCS training course on the subject, and it is not to be relied upon for any other purpose. It is the responsibility of the responder authorized to provide medical assistance to ascertain the status of each drug and/or piece of equipment, to check the product information provided by the manufacturer for any changes, and to perform skills to the level specified in his or her particular jurisdiction or scope of practice.  \nThis publication is available in English and French. ISBN: 978-1-58480-698-1  \n21 22 / 8 7 6 5  \nAll brand names are provided (shown) as examples only. The Canadian Red Cross Society does not endorse or recommend any specific brand or company.  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \n1 The Professional Responder ............................................... 7  \n2 Responding to the Call ....................................................... 27  \n3 Infection Prevention and Control ...................................... 37  \n4 Anatomy and Physiology .................................................... 53  \n5 Assessment ........................................................................... 79  \n6 Airway Management and Respiratory Emergencies ......... 105  \n7 Circulatory Emergencies ..................................................... 141  \n8 Shock .................................................................................... 163  \n9 Hemorrhage and Soft Tissue Trauma ................................. 169  \n10 Musculoskeletal Injuries ...................................................... 195  \n11 Chest, Abdominal, and Pelvic Injuries ................................ 215  \n12 Head and Spinal Injuries ..................................................... 227  \n13 Acute and Chronic Illnesses ................................................ 247  \n14 Poisoning ............................................................................. 259  \n15 Environmental Illnesses ....................................................... 277  \n16 Pregnancy, Labour, and Delivery ........................................ 301  \n17 Special Populations ............................................................. 315  \n18 Crisis Intervention ............................................................... 331  \n19 Reaching, Lifting, and Extricating Patients ........................ 337  \n20 Transportation ..................................................................... 349  \n21 Multiple-Casualty Incidents ................................................ 357  \n22 Pharmacology ..............","cbCaiazHyGvwkZrt","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiazHyGvwkZrt","pdf",24352321,456,"English","# The Professional Responder\n# Responding to the Call\n# Infection Prevention and Control\n# Anatomy and Physiology\n# Assessment\n# Airway Management and Respiratory Emergencies\n# Circulatory Emergencies\n# Shock\n# Hemorrhage and Soft Tissue Trauma\n# Musculoskeletal Injuries\n# Chest, Abdominal, and Pelvic Injuries\n# Head and Spinal Injuries\n# Acute and Chronic Illnesses\n# Poisoning\n# Environmental Illnesses\n# Pregnancy, Labour, and Delivery\n# Special Populations\n# Crisis Intervention\n# Reaching, Lifting, and Extricating Patients\n# Transportation\n# Multiple-Casualty Incidents\n# Pharmacology\n# Marine Environment\n# Workplace\n# Appendix A: Abbreviations for Documentation\n# Appendix B: Sample Ambulance Equipment List\n# Appendix C: The Phonetic Alphabet\n# Appendix D: Medical Terminology\n# Glossary\n# Sources\n# Index","[{\"question\":\"What is the legal or safety limitation of the publication’s medical techniques?\",\"answer\":\"The Canadian Red Cross Society states that it cannot guarantee techniques will prevent personal injury or loss of life. 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