GROUP 8 MAPEH QUIZ

Which of the following is the 8th instruction of the "Top ten things to do in case of an emergency"

• QUICKLY INSPECT THE ACCIDENT AREA

• COMFORT THE VICTIM

• THINK OF WHAT YOU’VE WITNESSED

• IF AT ALL POSSIBLE, AVOID MOVING THE VICTIM 

Which of the following is the 3rd instruction of the "Top ten things to do in case of an emergency"

• NSURE THAT TRAFFIC IS MOVING

• REMAIN CALM

• CALL EMERGENCY SERVICES

• CHECK THE CONDITION OF THE VICTIM

Which of the following is the 5th instruction of the "Top ten things to do in case of an emergency"

• HANDOVER CARE TO THE EMERGENCY PERSONNEL

• COMFORT THE VICTIM 

• EXAMINE THE AIRWAY

• CHECK THE CONDITION OF THE VICTIM

Which of the following is the 7th instruction of the "Top ten things to do in case of an emergency"

• HANDOVER CARE TO THE EMERGENCY PERSONNEL 

• IF AT ALL POSSIBLE, AVOID MOVING THE VICTIM 

• QUICKLY INSPECT THE ACCIDENT AREA

• EXAMINE THE AIRWAY

DEFINITION OF "SYMPTOM"

• Reviewed by a doctor or guardian with a few pieces of medical equipment, depending on the situation.

• Spotted in the mental condition of an individual

• It determines whether they should seek professional help from the doctors or if it is at an ordinary rate, it can be treated at home.

• visible through the appearance and senses of an individual, such as sudden reddening of the skin, coughing, temperature of the body, runny nose, bleeding, deformities, and many more.

What is the description of "REMAIN CALM"

• This will help us to make rational decisions to deal with the accident. If you feel yourself panicking, take a deep breath or delegate tasks to others at the scene.

• Always remember that life is precious, and the untimely loss of one can have devastating effects on a family and other relatives. A helping hand at the right time can be crucial in bridging the gap between life and death.

• These individuals are better trained to handle car accidents and any injuries. It is also important to inform them about the course of events that took place along with important medical data of the victim.

• Breathing is essential to everyone's life. If a person loses consciousness, it is crucial to figure out if the person is breathing. People crowding around the victim also restricts air flow which may lead to the patient feeling claustrophobic and may cause unnecessary panic.

An example of a symptom

• Chicken pox

• Crohn’s disease

• Lupus

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An example of a sign

• Human Immunodeficiency Virus

• Lupus

• Diabetes

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What is the description of "CHECK THE CONDITION OF THE VICTIM"

• This is the most important thing we should keep in mind. This will help us to make rational decisions to deal with the accident.

• The emergency service provider should be given accurate information such as your location, the number of victims and other details on the exact condition of the victim.

• It is necessary to get his vital information, such as blood type, allergies, and any health issues, like hypertension, and if he's taking any medicine for them.

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Diseases that do not show any symptoms are called "Silent Illnesses"

• True

• False

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