Stop The Bleed Training Quiz

What is the #1 cause of preventable death after injury according to the training material?

• Heart attack

• Bleeding

• Infection

• Stroke

Which of the following is NOT a goal of the Stop The Bleed training?

• Identify life-threatening bleeding

• Stop the Bleed

• Learn CPR techniques

• Use tourniquets

What should you do if the situation changes or becomes unsafe?

• Continue to help others

• Leave the victim and move to safety

• Stop and move to safety

• Call for more help

What should you do to stop the bleeding according to the Stop The Bleed training?

• Apply heat

• Use pressure, packing, and tourniquets

• Elevate the injured limb

• Apply cold compress

According to the training material, when is it appropriate to help others?

• At any time, regardless of personal safety

• Only when it's safe to do so

• After you have secured a perimeter

• Once you have notified authorities

What is the first priority in terms of personal safety according to the training material?

• The safety of the victim

• The safety of bystanders

• Your own safety

• The safety of the environment

What is the first priority in ensuring personal safety according to the learning material?

• Call 911

• Apply pressure to the wound

• Wear gloves if possible

• Clean the wound with water

If you get blood on you, what should you do after cleaning the affected area?

• Apply a bandage

• Seek immediate medical attention

• Tell a health care provider and follow their direction

• Ignore it if it's a small amount

What does the 'A' in the ABCs of Bleeding Control stand for?

• Apply pressure

• Alert 911

• Assess the situation

• Avoid danger

What are the two things you should do after alerting 911?

• Wait for help and stay calm

• Know your location and follow instructions provided by the 911 operator

• Give first aid and document the incident

• Clear the area and look for more victims