SESSION 1 EXIT TEST

Front

Which of the following actions are NOT within the scope of first aid?
- Performing CPR on an unresponsive, non-breathing person.
- Administering salbutamol to a patient experiencing an asthma attack via their own inhaler.
- Giving two baby aspirins to a patient with unstable chest pain.
- Providing sugary drinks to a person suspected of hypoglycemia.

Back

Giving two baby aspirins to a patient with unstable chest pain.

Front

First aid is concerned with all of the following except? Physical Injury, Illness, Psychosocial Support, Rehabilitation

Back

Rehabilitation

Front

After explaining that you wish to take a blood pressure on a child in the absence of a parent or guardian, the child nods in agreement and offers their arm. This is an example of which type of consent?

Back

Implied Consent

Front

Abandonment is established by which of the following excerpts from RA 3815? "Any person who, while performing a lawful act with due care, causes an injury by mere accident without fault or intention of causing it” is exempt from criminal liability., "Failure to render assistance to any person who is wounded or in danger of dying, when one can render such assistance without detriment to oneself, is considered a crime against security., "Anyone who shall fail to help or render assistance to another whom he has accidentally wounded or injured is liable for damages.

Back

"Failure to render assistance to any person who is wounded or in danger of dying, when one can render such assistance without detriment to oneself, is considered a crime against security.

Front

The following are objectives of first aid, except?
To preserve life.
To provide reassurance.
To prevent further harm.

Back

To enable early detection.

Front

Performing a primary assessment is absolutely necessary in each of the following patients, except? A patient who is found unconscious. A patient who is lying 10 feet away from the site of a vehicular crash. A patient who was witnessed losing consciousness.

Back

A patient who calls out to you for help.

Front

While assessing your patient for responsiveness, your patient groans in response when you ask if they are okay. Your patient is;

Back

Responsive to Voice

Front

An infant is placed in the neutral position because;

Back

A relatively larger head and more prominent occiput causes flexion of the neck, which may block the airway.

Front

A patient who has just drowned has started gasping irregularly, with their hands balled and curled towards their chest. Should you still perform CPR?

Back

Yes

Front

The following are performed during the secondary assessment, except?
- Trauma Assessment
- Vital Signs Assessment
- History-taking

Back

Identifying the Mechanism of Injury