First Aid and Emergency Response Quiz

What should you do if a victim is experiencing symptoms of a heart attack?

• Help the victim take their asthma medication

• Apply direct pressure to the bleeding area with a bandage

• Give the victim water to drink

• Call EMS and get an AED

What should you do if a victim is having trouble breathing and cannot continuously talk without gasping?

• Call EMS if the nosebleed lasts more than 15 minutes

• Move the victim away from the cause of the asthma attack

• Look for the symptoms of a stroke (FAST)

• Call EMS and get an AED

What should you do if a victim is having signs of a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis)?

• Call EMS right away and get an AED

• Look for the symptoms of a heart attack

• Apply direct pressure to the bleeding area with a bandage

• Help the victim take their asthma medication

What should you do if a victim has trouble breathing, chemicals, explosions, or electricity was involved in the burn?

• Look for the symptoms of a stroke (FAST)

• Call EMS if the nosebleed lasts more than 15 minutes

• Cool the burn for at least 10 minutes with clean (not freezing) water

• Call EMS and get an AED

What should you do if a victim is experiencing uncontrollable, repetitive movements?

• Call EMS if the victim's level of consciousness changes

• Clear the area of dangerous objects

• Look for the symptoms of a heart attack

• Call EMS if the medical history of the victim is unknown

What should you do if a victim is experiencing symptoms of heat exhaustion?

• Look for the symptoms of a stroke (FAST)

• Call EMS if the nosebleed lasts more than 15 minutes

• Remove the victim from the hot environment

• Call EMS if the victim is experiencing nausea, vomiting, fainting, anxiety, and/or dizziness

What should you do if a victim is experiencing symptoms of frostbite?

• Put the frostbitten skin in warm water

• Call EMS if the victim's level of consciousness changes

• Call EMS and get an AED

• Look for the symptoms of a stroke (FAST)

What should you do if a victim is experiencing mild hypothermia?

• Call EMS if the victim's condition does not improve

• Give the victim a high calorie food or drink

• Remove the victim from the hot environment

• Call EMS if the nosebleed lasts more than 15 minutes

What should you do if a victim is experiencing a diabetic emergency?

• Call EMS if the victim's condition does not improve

• Call EMS if the victim's level of consciousness changes

• Call EMS if the nosebleed lasts more than 15 minutes

• Call EMS if the victim is not conscious

What should you do if a victim has an avulsed tooth?

• Call EMS if the victim's level of consciousness changes

• Call EMS if the nosebleed lasts more than 15 minutes

• Get the victim to bite on a clean dressing

• Look for the symptoms of a stroke (FAST)