First Aid

Immediate care given to an injured or ill person before a healthcare provider or an ambulance arrives is called

• first aid

• band aid

• last aid

• us aid

APP means

• alleviate pain and poverty

• alleviate pain, prevent further harm, pressure

• alleviate pain, prevent further harm, prolong agony

• alleviate pain, prevent further harm, prolong life

What does D stand for in DRCAF?

• Doctor

• Danger

• Dentine

• Diabetes

CAB means

• circulation, airway, breathing

• choking, allergy, burn

• circulation, abrasion, blood

• cold compress, airway, bites

How do we manage CLOSED WOUNDS?

• 4Cs

• CIEC

• Back Slap

• Heimlich Maneuver

Which of the following is first aid for first to second degree burn?

• Wash area with clean, running tap water for 10-20 minutes.

  Cover with non-sticking, sterile dressing.

• Call medical assistance

• Check CAB

• Put toothpaste.

Clutching of the throat is the initial sign of

• allergy

• hyperventilation

• heart attack

• choking

This is shown by rapid or deep breathing, usually caused by anxiety or panic. This over breathing, as it is sometimes called, may actually leave you feeling breathless. When you breathe, you inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide.

• COVID 19

• hyperventilation

• seizure

• heart attack

During nosebleeding, why is the patient not allowed to do face up?

• The person's head might hit the wall behind him.

• Blood might be swallowed by the person.

• The blood will go through the throat and clot preventing the passage of air from to the lungs.

• An insect might enter the person's nostrils.

What is the first step to manage open wounds?

• consult physician

• cover

• clean

• control bleeding