First Aid

Multiple Choice

How can learning first aid benefit a group during outdoor recreation?

• It guarantees no injuries will ever occur

• It prevents minor injuries from becoming major emergencies

• It replaces the need for professional medical help

• It allows participants to avoid carrying safety equipment

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to know first aid when participating in activities outdoors?

• Because medical care may not be nearby

• Because it is required by law

• Because it is only useful in hospitals

• Because it is not important

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a role of first aid in outdoor pursuits?

• Prevents minor injuries from becoming major

• Keeps participants safe during activities

• Promotes responsibility and preparedness

• Increases the risk of injury

Multiple Choice

Which actions are NOT part of the Check – Call – Care method in first aid?

• Check the scene for safety

• Call 911 or local emergency number

• Care for the injured person

• Leave the scene immediately

Multiple Choice

How do the principles of outdoor safety help prevent emergencies during outdoor activities?

• They make outdoor activities less enjoyable

• They reduce risks by promoting hydration, sun protection, and teamwork

• They eliminate the need to carry emergency contacts or first aid supplies

• They guarantee that no accidents will occur

Multiple Choice

The buddy system means you should never go ___ during outdoor activities.

• alone
• With a water bottle

• With sunscreen

• With a first aid kit

Multiple Choice

If your friend twists their ankle on a trail, what is the first step you should take according to the Check – Call – Care method?

• Call 911 immediately

• Check the scene for safety

• Care for the injured person

• Give them water

Multiple Choice

During a bike ride, a cyclist falls and scrapes their knee. What is the best first step in providing first aid?

• Cover the wound immediately with a bandage without cleaning it

• Apply pressure for 10 minutes even if the bleeding is minor

• Rinse the scrape with clean water and gently remove dirt/debris

• Leave the wound uncovered so it can dry in the sun

Multiple Choice

A teammate becomes unresponsive after fainting. What should you do after checking the scene for safety?

• Leave them alone

• Call 911 or local emergency number

• Give them food

• Wait for them to wake up

Multiple Choice

While cooking at camp, a student accidentally gets a small cut on their finger. What is the best first aid response?

• Wash the cut with clean water and cover it with a bandage

• Leave the cut open to the air so it heals faster

• Apply a tourniquet immediately to stop the bleeding

• Ignore it since small cuts always heal on their own

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a step in the R.I.C.E. method for treating sprains and strains?

• Rest

• Ice

• Compression

• Bandaging

Multiple Choice

Which symptoms do NOT indicate heat stroke and require emergency help?

• Heavy sweating

• Hot, dry skin

• Confusion

• Possible unconsciousness

Multiple Choice

To control bleeding, apply firm, direct pressure with a clean cloth or ___

• bandage
• A tourniquet right away

• Your bare hand without protection

• An ice pack

Multiple Choice

What should you do if someone is having an allergic reaction after an insect sting and has difficulty breathing?

• Give water and wait

• Use an epinephrine auto-injector if prescribed and call 911

• Apply ice only

• Remove the stinger and observe

Multiple Choice

When treating a nosebleed, you should sit upright and pinch your nose for ___ minutes.

• 5

• 7

• 10

• 20

Multiple Choice

How do you think learning first aid can impact your confidence and safety during group outdoor activities?

• It makes you feel more prepared to handle emergencies and support others

• It guarantees that no one will ever get hurt

• It eliminates the need to plan ahead for safety risks

• It only helps if you are the leader of the group

Multiple Choice

Why is first aid especially important in outdoor pursuits?

• Because medical care may not be nearby

• Because it is always required by law

• Because it is only needed in cities

• Because outdoor activities are always dangerous