Personal Safety

When you are providing first aid, you should

• wear PPE.

• only wear PPE if you do not know the person.

• not be concerned about PPE if you wash your hands.

• use cloth gloves to protect your hands.

When you phone for help, you should stay on the line with the dispatcher until

• people with more advanced training arriv.

• the dispatcher tells you it's OK to hang up.

After giving first aid at your workplace, you

• can talk about what happened with anyone you want.

• cannot discuss anyting with coworkers; you must keep things private.

• can speak to a reporter about the incident.

• can discus the incident with your immediate coworkers only.

You should wash your hands for at least

• 10 seconds.

• 15 seconds.

• 20 seconds.

• 3 minutes.

When assessing the scene, you should consider which of the following?

• Danger to yourself and others.

• How many people are injured or ill.

• Where the nearest telephone is.

• All of the above.

You should replace any supplies you use from the first aid kit.

• True.

• False.

Why should you wear personal protective equipment?

• To protect yourself from bloodborne diseases.

• To impress people during treatment.

• To avoid getting your own clothes dirty.

When you provide care to an injured person at work, be sure to

• write a report of the incident if your company requires it.

• post a report to the company bulletin board.

• tell the person to get a doctor's note before returning to work.

It is important to properly remove your gloves after giving first aid so that

• contaminants on the gloves can be analyzed later.

• you don't touch the body fluids of the person you are helping.

• the body fluids on the gloves don't touch the person you are helping.

If you find someone unresponsive on the ground, first look for

• the person's cell phone.

• the person's driver's license.

• medical information jewelry.