First Aid & Medical Procedures

What does CPR stand for?

• Critical Patient Recovery

• Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

• Cardiac Pumping Response

• Chest Pressure Relief

How many chest compressions should be given during CPR?

• 50 chest compressions

• 30 chest compressions

• 20 chest compressions

• 40 chest compressions

What is the first step in helping a choking victim?

• Check their pulse

• Assess if the person can speak or cough

• Pat their back forcefully

• Offer them water

What is the recommended technique for treating minor burns?

• Apply butter to the burn

• Cool water and cover with a sterile bandage

• Wrap the burn with a dirty cloth

• Rub the burn with ice

How can you tell if a bone is fractured?

• Listen for a cracking sound

• Look for symptoms like swelling, bruising, tenderness, deformity, or difficulty moving the injured area. X-rays are usually needed for a definitive diagnosis.

• Smell the area for a distinct odor

• Check for a fever

What is the best course of action for someone experiencing an allergic reaction?

• Wait it out and see if it gets better on its own.

• Ignore the reaction and continue with daily activities.

• Seek immediate medical help and use an epinephrine auto-injector if available.

• Take a nap and hope the symptoms go away.

What is the purpose of rescue breaths in CPR?

• To cool down the body temperature

• To dry the lungs of the person

• To deliver oxygen to the lungs and body of a person who is not breathing.

• To create a rhythmic sound

What should you do if someone is choking but can still speak?

• Pat them on the back forcefully

• Leave them alone and hope it resolves on its own

• Offer them a glass of water

• Encourage them to continue coughing and monitor their condition closely.

What is the most common cause of burns?

• Electricity

• Chemicals

• Wind

• Heat

How should you immobilize a suspected fracture?

• Apply pressure directly on the fracture

• Immobilize the suspected fracture by keeping the injured area still and supporting it with a splint or bandage.

• Shake the injured area vigorously

• Encourage movement of the injured area