Soft Tissue Trauma Quiz

How does venous bleeding compare to arterial bleeding in terms of control?

• Harder to control

• Easier to control

• Impossible to control

• The same level of control

What color is the blood typically in capillary bleeding?

• Bright red

• Dark red

• Blue

• Yellow

What is the color of arterial bleeding?

• Dark red

• Bright red

• Maroon

• Blue

How does venous bleeding flow?

• Spurts with each heartbeat

• Flows steadily

• Oozes slowly

• Does not flow

What is the flow characteristic of arterial bleeding?

• Slow and even

• Steady and slow

• Pulsating

• Non-existent

What is the main method to control external bleeding?

• Medication

• Surgery

• Manual pressure

• Rest

What should you never touch with your bare hands?

• PPE

• Blood or body fluids

• Clean surfaces

• Sterile equipment

What should be done if severe bleeding is detected during a primary survey?

• Note it for later

• Control the bleeding immediately

• Call for help and wait

• Check airway first

What is the normal blood volume for an infant?

• 5000 to 6000 mL

• 2000 mL

• 800 mL

• 1000 mL

Tags

NGSS.HS-LS1-3

What is considered severe blood loss for an adult?

• Loss of 500 mL or more

• Loss of 1000 mL or more

• Loss of 200 mL or more

• Loss of 800 mL or more