Set 1: First Aid and Patient Transfer Quiz

What are the "Three Ps" of First Aid?

• Protect, Prevent, Promote

• Preserve Life, Prevent Further Injury, Promote Recovery

• Provide, Preserve, Protect

• Prepare, Prevent, Proceed

The primary objective of first aid is to:

• Immediately cure the injury

• Provide temporary relief until professional help arrives

• Assess the severity of the injury

• Record the details of the incident

The first step in treating a cut is to:

• Apply a tourniquet

• Clean the wound with water

• Cover the wound with a bandage

• Elevate the injured area

To identify the degree of a burn, you should look for:

• Swelling and color of the burn

• The size and depth of the burn

• Only the size of the burn

• The pain level of the victim

Steps to take when someone is choking include:

• Performing back blows and abdominal thrusts

• Laying the person down immediately

• Giving the person water to drink

• Applying a cold compress to their throat

The initial care for heatstroke involves:

• Giving the person a cold drink

• Moving them to a cooler environment and applying cool water

• Covering them with a warm blanket

• Encouraging physical activity to regain strength

Key principles of safe patient transfer include:

• Speed and efficiency

• Comfort and dignity of the patient

• Using mechanical devices only

• Having a single person handle the transfer

Patient comfort during transfer is important because:

• It speeds up the transfer process

• It reduces the risk of additional injury

• It is legally required

• It is less important than transfer efficiency

A common herb used in Thai first aid and its use is:

• Ginseng for energy

• Turmeric for inflammation

• Lavender for stress relief

• Peppermint for headaches

Traditional Thai medicine integrates with modern first aid by:

• Completely replacing modern techniques

• Offering alternative healing methods

• Focusing only on spiritual healing

• Ignoring modern medical practices