wounds and bleeding

Multiple Choice

Loss how many litres of blood lead to shock?

• 0.5

• 1.2

• 1.8

• 2.0

Multiple Select

Recognition as shock developed.

• grey-blue skin

• weak pulse

• rapid pulse

• nausea

Multiple Choice

What should we do to improve blood supply of a shock casualty?

• help casualty in half-sit position

• apply direct pressure to the wound

• lead the casualthy's breath

• raise and support casualthy's leg above heart level

Multiple Choice

We may offer casualty some water if he/she requests for water due to thirst.

• true

• false

Multiple Select

The casualty's arm was severed.We should......

• not allow casualty to eat or drink

• apply direct pressure and raise injured part above heart level

• wrap severed arm in plastic bag and put it in container fill with ice

• reattach the severed arm to restore function and blood flow

Multiple Select

The casualty's wound has embedded glass fragments.What should we do?

• rinse the wound under running water for 20 minutes

• do not try to remove the glass pieces

• build padding which high enough bandage over the wound

• remove the glass fragments and apply direct pressure

Multiple Choice

We can burst a blister for better recovery.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

How to treat a bruise?

• raise and support the injured part

• place cold compress for 10 minutes

• place cold compress for 20 minutes

• apply direct pressure

Multiple Choice

AVPU is the acronym of level of response.A stand for......

• apple

• allergy

• airway

• alert