First Aid/CPR - Intro

True or False: All people have the same response to allergens.

• True
• False

When treating a first degree burn at home, you should:

• A put ice directly on the burn
• B run the burned area under cool water for 10-20 minutes
• C call 9-1-1 immediatly
• D A and C

SAM Splints can:

• A be used in extreme heat or cold
• B be rolled up for easy storage
• C stay on the victim during x-rays
• D all of the above

When performing CPR on an infant, you should:

• A use the heel of your hand for chest compressions
• B hold their head to stabilize their airway
• C complete 10 cycles of compressions and breaths before calling 9-1-1 if you are by yourself
• D none of the above

Typical signs and symptoms of poisoning do not include:

• A restlessness and agitation
• B confusion or disorientation
• C nausea and vomiting
• D none of the above

If a person is in shock, they typically have:

• A high blood pressure
• B rapid pulse
• C excessively dry skin
• D none of the above

True or False: Dog bites usually have more of an infection risk than cat bites.

• True
• False

A second-degree burn is best characterized by which of the following?

• A redness
• B white leatherly skin
• C blisters
• D chalky-looking skin

When responding to someone vomiting, you should:

• A offer a cool washcloth
• B make sure the victim's head is up or turned to the side
• C note appearance of emesis (vomit), looking for unusual color or consistency
• D all of the above

True or False: The most serious burn is a second-degree burn.

• True
• False