First Aid (Student created questions) Quiz PERIOD E

After using gloves to complete your first aid task, what is the next step in the removal process?

• Hold onto the outside of one glove at the wrist, not touching the skin.

• Disinfect the gloves while they are still on your hands

• While touching your bare skin, rip off the glove.

• Peel the glove away from your body, pulling it inside out.

What is the difference between a minor burn and a major burn?

• Minor burns can take up to 3 months to fully heal, while major burns fully heal in about 1-3 weeks.

• To keep the area clean of infection, blisters on minor burns should be popped.

• A major burn can benefit from medical treatment, but can also be treated at home.

• Minor burns cover only the outer layer of the skin, while major burns cover 25% or more of the total body surface area.

Which of the following burns require a visit to the hospital?

• 1st, 2nd, and 3rd degree burns

• 2nd and 3rd degree burns

• 3rd degree burns

• None of the above

What is the name of the machine that must be used if a person is not breathing and is unresponsive?

• PPE

• EMS

• AED

• CPR

How many doses of epinephrine should be given during an allergic reaction?

• One dose

• Two doses

• Depends on the reaction

• Epinephrine should only be given by a medical professional

What is not a type of cold emergency?

• Hypothermia

• The common cold

• Trench foot

• Chilblains

What percent of contact sport athletes will sustain a concussion each year?

• 10%

• 40%

• 5%

• 15%

What one of the following is NOT true about type 1 diabetes?

• It mostly appears during childhood or adolescence

• It destroys your insulin-producing cells in the pancreas

• The exact cause is known to be seen in prediabetics

• It causes sugar to build up in your bloodstream

Which of the following actions should you NOT do when delivering First Aid to a victim who is bleeding severely?

• Call 911

• Keep the victim calm

• Remove loose debris and particles from the wound

• Remove large items such as glass, knives or arrows from the wound

When providing first aid for a concussion, which of the following information is true?

• When a person is unconscious, that person should be shook until woken up, as they will hopefully regain consciousness

• If the person is unconscious, their airway, breathing, and circulation should be frequently checked

• Allow the person to sleep, as rest might benefit them from vomiting less

• Allow the person to vomit, as it keeps them mentally aware and awake