Emergency Care

Front

What is arterial bleeding?

Back

Arterial bleeding is a type of bleeding that occurs when an artery is damaged, causing blood to spurt out in pulses with each heartbeat.

Front

How should a spiral wrap be applied?

Back

A spiral wrap should be applied by starting at the bottom of the limb and working up the limb to ensure proper support and coverage.

Front

When should you move a first aid victim?

Back

You should only move a first aid victim if they are in immediate danger or need CPR.

Front

Which type of burn should you flush with cool water?

Back

First-degree and mild second-degree burns should be flushed with cool water to reduce pain and swelling.

Front

What should you do if a person is having a tonic-clonic seizure?

Back

Ensure the person is safe and place them on their side to prevent choking and allow for proper breathing.

Front

What is the first step in treating a bleeding wound?

Back

The first step in treating a bleeding wound is to apply direct pressure to the wound to help stop the bleeding.

Front

What is the purpose of a bandage?

Back

A bandage is used to protect a wound, keep it clean, and apply pressure to control bleeding.

Front

What is the difference between first-degree and second-degree burns?

Back

First-degree burns affect only the outer layer of skin, causing redness and pain, while second-degree burns affect deeper layers, causing blisters and more severe pain.

Front

What should you do for a chemical burn?

Back

For a chemical burn, you should flush the area with cool water for at least 20 minutes and seek medical help.

Front

What is the recovery position?

Back

The recovery position is a side-lying position used to keep an unconscious but breathing person safe and open their airway.