Stop the Bleed Course v. 2.0

In which of the following locations can the training be applied according to the "Stop the Bleed Course v. 2.0" material?

• At home

• In a school

• In urban city areas

• All of the above

What is your first priority according to the Personal Safety guidelines?

• Helping others

• Ensuring your own safety

• Moving the victim to safety

• Stopping the bleeding

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

• Apply Pressure

• Alert 911

• Assess the Wound

• Airway Management

What does the "C" in the ABCs of Bleeding Control represent?

• Call for Help

• Cut off Circulation

• Compress

• Care for the Wounded

Which of the following is an indicator of severe bleeding that needs to be controlled?

• Intermittent bleeding

• Small-volume bleeding

• Pooling of blood

• Dry wound

What should you apply to a wound to control bleeding according to the ABCs of Bleeding Control?

• Heat

• Cold compress

• Direct pressure

• Antiseptic cream

Where should you apply a tourniquet in relation to the wound?

• Directly on the wound

• 2 to 3 inches below the wound

• 2 to 3 inches above the wound

• Over the elbow or knee, regardless of the wound location

What is the purpose of tightening the tourniquet?

• To alleviate pain

• To stop the bleeding

• To cover the wound

• To apply medication

What is a common sensation experienced when a tourniquet is applied?

• It is painless

• It tickles

• It causes numbness

• It hurts

What should you do after applying compression to control bleeding?

• Leave the scene to find more help

• Give the person something to drink

• Wait for help to arrive

• Remove the compression to check the wound