Check Call Care

What are the three C's of first aid?

• Clean, Cover, and Carry

• Cold, Comfort, and Control

• CPR, Compression, and Control

• Check, Call, and Care

When should you check the scene for safety?

• After providing assistance to anyone in need.

• When you are unsure of your own safety.

• Only when emergency services arrive.

• Before approaching or providing assistance to anyone in need.

What is the first thing you should do when approaching a victim?

• Ensure the scene is safe before approaching the victim.

• Ask the victim if they need help

• Start administering first aid immediately

• Call emergency services before assessing the scene

What information should you provide when calling for help?

• Name, location, nature of emergency, relevant details or symptoms

• Blood type, zodiac sign, shoe size

• Mother's maiden name, social security number, credit card information

• Favorite color, favorite food, favorite movie

How do you check for responsiveness in a victim?

• Shout at the person to wake up

• Gently shake the person and ask loudly, 'Are you okay?'

• Ignore the person and walk away

• Slap the person and ask, 'What's wrong with you?'

What should you do if the victim is not responsive?

• Give the victim a glass of water

• Leave the victim alone and hope they wake up

• Check for breathing and pulse, call for emergency medical help, and start CPR if necessary.

• Check their social media for updates

What is the correct way to perform chest compressions on an adult?

• Perform chest compressions by using the fingertips to press on the person's chest

• Perform chest compressions by using only one hand and pressing lightly on the person's chest

• Perform chest compressions by placing the heel of one hand on the center of the person's chest, then placing the other hand on top of the first hand and pushing hard and fast at least 100-120 compressions per minute until help arrives.

• Perform chest compressions by placing the hands on the person's stomach and pushing down slowly

When should you stop performing CPR?

• When the person starts breathing on their own or when medical help arrives.

• When you feel tired

• When the person is still not breathing

• When you need to go to the bathroom

What is the correct way to care for a minor burn?

• Apply toothpaste to the burn

• Rub the burn with butter or oil

• Cover the burn with a dirty cloth

• Run cool water over the burn for 10-15 minutes, then apply aloe vera or antibiotic ointment and cover with a sterile bandage.

How can you prevent accidents and injuries in your everyday life?

• By ignoring safety guidelines and warnings

• By being reckless and not paying attention to your surroundings

• By being aware of your surroundings, following safety guidelines, using protective gear, and being cautious in all activities.

• By refusing to use any protective gear