Unit 3 Health Test Review

when a bone is broken, cracked, or chipped by a blow, fall, or some other trauma

• Fracture

• Dislocation

• Sprain

• Strain

injuries in which a muscle has been torn or stretched beyond an appropriate limit

• Fracture

• Dislocation

• Sprain

• Strain

These burns only affect the top-layer of skin, causing redness, minor pain, and swelling.

• First Degree

• Second Degree

• Third Degree

• Fourth Degree

The burn causes damage to all the layers of the skin. It even can destroy tissues beneath the skin, such as muscle or bone.

• First Degree

• Second Degree

• Third Degree

• Fourth Degree

To treat severe burns, you want to run cool water over the burn and/or pat it with a towel.

• True

• False

The accidental scraping of skin against various rough surfaces causes ________.

• Bruise

• Abraision

• Rupture

• Puncture

caused by the penetration of body tissues by sharp, pointed objects

• Bruise

• Abraision

• Rupture

• Puncture

a life-threatening condition that reduces the blood flow to major organs

• Avulsion

• Diabetes

• Shock

• Heart Attack

If a shock victim feels cold, you can give them a blanket to warm them up.

• True

• False

Why might we elevate the feet of a shock victim?

• Keep the victim comfortable

• Keep them awake

• Help blood circulation

• Help them sleep better