3 Cs of First Aid

Multiple Choice

In the emergency action steps, what should you do during the "Check" step?

• Start administering first aid immediately
• Call a friend for help
• Check for dangers and ensure safety

• Ignore the injured person and move on

Multiple Choice

What should you do if the injured person is unresponsive during the "Check" step?

• Try to move the person to a more comfortable position
• Give the person some water to drink
• Leave the person alone and wait for them to wake up
• Call for emergency medical assistance

Multiple Choice

What should you do after ensuring the safety of the scene during the "Check" step?

• Assess the victim's condition and provide first aid if necessary
• Call a friend for help
• Leave the scene and go home
• Start cleaning up the area

Multiple Choice

During the "CALL" step, when should you call or send someone to call 9-1-1?

• If you need directions
• If you want to report a lost pet
• When the injured person is conscious and responsive
  

• When the injured person is experiencing severe bleeding

Multiple Choice

What items should you get or send someone to get during the "CALL" step?

• AED, first aid kit, and a bleeding control kit

• A phone, umbrella, and snacks

• A pen, paper, and a flashlight

• A camera, sunglasses, and a jacket

Multiple Choice

During the "CARE" step, when should you call first and then give care?

• When the injured person is choking and unresponsive

• When the injured person is conscious and responsive

• When the injured person has a minor cut or scrape

• When the injured person is experiencing severe bleeding

Multiple Choice

What type of person would require immediate care if you did not see them collapse?

• An unresponsive infant or child younger than about 12 years

• An adult who is experiencing chest pain

• A person with a non-life-threatening cut

• An elderly person with back pain

Multiple Choice

According to the "CARE" step, when should you give immediate care?

• When the injured person is responsive but not fully awake

• When the injured person has a non-life-threatening bleeding

• When the injured person has a minor allergic reaction

• When the injured person has a sprained ankle

Multiple Choice

When should you provide immediate care to a responsive person during the "CARE" step?

• When the person is choking

• When the person has a minor headache

• When the person has a stomachache

• When the person has a paper cut

Multiple Choice

Who should you give immediate care to if they are experiencing a severe allergic reaction and have an EpiPen?

• The person who is experiencing a mild allergic reaction
• The person who is not experiencing any allergic reaction
• The person who is not carrying an EpiPen
• The person experiencing a severe allergic reaction and has an EpiPen