Standard First Aid and Basic Life Support Modules 1-4 (Final)

First Aid is immediate care given to an individual who has been injured or suddenly taken ill. Is it possible for a First Aider to provide First Aid to another person without physical contact?

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

• I don't care

Basic Life Support are procedures that recognize respiratory and cardiac arrest or both. What are the indicators of when to apply Rescue Breathing or CPR?

• The pulse rate and the respiration rate

• The presence or absence of breathing and/or circulation

• The presence of Emergency Medical Services

• The conciousness of the patient

Each of the choices are objective of First Aid, EXCEPT one. Which is it?

• To preserve life

• Prevent further harm and complications

• Provide insurance

• Seek immediate medical help

Each of the choices are Legal Concerns in giving First Aid and Basic Life Support. Which one tells us to respond on an emergency or not if we are dispatched or just a passerby?

• Consent

• Abandonment

• Duty to Act

• Standard of Care

Rabies from animal bites are a form of ______________________ transmission.

• Direct

• Vector

• Airborne

• Indirect

_______________ is a specialized clothing, equipment and supplies that keep you from directly contacting infected materials

• PPE

• BSI

• Universal precautions

• None among the choices

In the Emergency Action Principle, the safety of the ___________ is the primary concern.

• Patient

• Crowd

• Responder

• Facility

As a dispatched First Aider, what is the best thing to do if the scene becomes unsafe?

• Withdraw

• Engage

• Call for authorities, wait for it to become safe, then engage

• Just pass by

Nature of Illness pertains to _____________.

• Medical conditions prior to emergency

• Trauma conditions prior to emergency

• Falling hazards

• Slipping hazards

Asking for consent from the bystanders if the patient cannot provide direct consent, is possible if_______________.

• If the patient is conscious

• If the patient cannot get up

• If the patient is unconscious

• There are bystanders around