First Aid on Bleeding and Burns

Which type of bleeding is from a paper cut?

• capillary bleeding
• arterial bleeding
• venous bleeding

A type of bleeding that gives a darker red color of blood due to an insufficient amount of oxygen the blood carries.

• capillary bleeding
• arterial bleeding
• venous bleeding

A fluid containing antibodies and specialized ells released during the clotting process.

• serum
• fibroblast
• platelets
• clot

A wound caused by a blunt blow causing the underlying capillaries to rupture and leak into the tissues.

• contusion
• laceration
• puncture
• abrasion

The following are necessary actions to be done when giving a first aid to a person experiencing severe bleeding on the limbs, EXCEPT:

• applying a pressure on the heart
• raising the affected area above the heart level
• calling for help
• monitoring vital signs

A person coughed up a bright, red, and frothy blood. What could be the reason for this?

• His/her lungs are bleeding.
• His/her digestive tract is damaged.
• There is a leakage in the brain fluid due to a head injury.

• His/her kidneys are malfunctioning.

Which of the following statement is CORRECT?

• As a rescuer, I should not remove an impaled object because it prevents the wound to suffer from uncontrollable bleeding.
• As a rescuer, I should take as many selfies with the victim so I can share what happen to my friends.
• I should prepare burst every burn blisters because it lessens tha damage experienced by the victim.
• I should locate the origin of the internal bleeding and apply pressure to it.

The outer layer of our skin that is made up of dead and flattened skin cells which are constantly replaced by new cells made underneath.

• epidermis
• dermis
• hypodermis
• subcutaneous tissue

This gland regulates our body temperature and keep it in a state of balance.

• hypothalamus
• thyroid gland
• pancreas
• adrenal gland

Which of the following situations is paired correctly whenever our body experiences a change in external temperature?

• low temperature;blood vessels constrict
• low temperature; blood vessels dilate
• high temperature; blood vessels constrict
• high temperature; blood vessels narrow