First Aid and Emergency Response Quiz

Where do most drownings occur for children under the age of 1?

• Bathtub

• Swimming pool

• Lake

• Ocean

Under what conditions is it possible to revive a person who drowns?

• If the person is rescued within 5 minutes

• If the water is cold

• If CPR is administered immediately

• All of the above

What is another word that means "fainting"?

• Swooning

• Laughing

• Running

• Eating

What is usually a reason behind someone who faints?

• Dehydration

• Excessive exercise

• Lack of sleep

• Low blood pressure

What should you do for a person who has fainted?

• Call for emergency help immediately.

• Try to wake them up by shaking them.

• Lay them down and elevate their legs.

• Give them something to drink.

How much time does it take for a person to bleed out?

• 5-10 minutes

• 30-60 minutes

• 1-2 hours

• More than 2 hours

What should you do for someone who is bleeding?

• Apply pressure to the wound

• Give them water

• Make them lie down

• Call a doctor immediately

When do you resort to using a tourniquet?

• In case of a minor cut

• When there is severe bleeding

• For a headache

• To treat a sprain

What are ways someone can be poisoned?

• Ingesting toxic substances

• Inhaling poisonous gases

• Absorbing chemicals through the skin

• All of the above

Who do you call if someone has been exposed to a potentially harmful substance, and is having visible signs of struggle?

• 911

• Poison Control Center

• Local Hospital

• Family Doctor