First Aid Knowledge Quiz

What is the primary objective of first aid?

• To replace professional medical care

• To provide immediate assistance until professional help arrives

• To diagnose medical conditions

• To administer long term treatment

Which of the following is the correct sequence for the primary survey in first aid?

• Circulation, Airway, Breathing

• Airway, Breathing, Circulation

• Breathing, Circulation, Airway

• Circulation, Breathing, Airway

When treating a severe bleeding wound, which step should be performed first?

• Clean the wound with antiseptic

• Apply a tourniquet

• Apply direct pressure to the wound

• Elevate the injured limb

What is the recommended first aid procedure for a person experiencing a heart attack?

• Perform chest compressions immediately

• Have them lie down and rest

• Administer aspirin if not allergic

• Offer them food or water

Which of the following is the best first aid response to a suspected spinal injury?

• Move the person to a comfortable position

• Immobilize the person and keep their head, neck, and spine aligned

• Perform CPR immediately

• Elevate the legs to improve blood flow

What is the correct ratio of chest compressions to breaths in adult CPR?

• 15:1

• 30:2

• 20:5

• 10:1

Which of the following signs indicates a complete airway obstruction in a choking adult?

• Coughing forcefully

• Speaking clearly

• Silent and unable to breathe

• Breathing with difficulty but able to talk

What should you do if a person is having a seizure?

• Hold them down to prevent movement

• Place a spoon in their mouth to prevent biting the tongue

• Protect their head and clear the area of dangerous objects

• Attempt to perform CPR immediately

In the event of a chemical burn, what is the most appropriate first aid action?

• Apply ice to the burn

• Flush the area with water for at least 20 minutes

• Cover the burn with a thick bandage

• Apply ointment to the burn

Which of the following symptoms suggests shock in a trauma patient?

• Warm, dry skin

• Rapid, weak pulse

• High blood pressure

• Slow, strong pulse