Essential First Aid Knowledge

What is the correct compression rate for CPR?

• 80 to 100 compressions per minute

• 120 to 140 compressions per minute

• 100 to 120 compressions per minute

• 60 to 80 compressions per minute

How many rescue breaths should be given after 30 compressions?

• 1 rescue breath

• 2 rescue breaths

• 3 rescue breaths

• 5 rescue breaths

What is the first step in responding to a person in shock?

• Call for emergency services immediately.

• Leave the person alone to rest.

• Give the person food or drink.

• Ensure the person's safety and assess the situation.

Which position should a person in shock be placed in?

• Lying on the side

• Supine position with legs elevated

• Sitting upright

• Standing with support

What are the essential items to include in a first aid kit?

• Bandages, antiseptic wipes, adhesive tape, scissors, tweezers, pain relievers, first aid manual

• Sunscreen

• Water bottle

• Snacks

What is the purpose of a triangular bandage in first aid?

• To immobilize and support injured limbs, secure dressings, and create slings.

• To serve as a fashion accessory.

• To clean wounds effectively.

• To provide warmth in cold conditions.

What should you do if someone is bleeding heavily?

• Ignore the bleeding and wait for it to stop on its own.

• Apply ice directly to the wound immediately.

• Elevate the wound above the heart and do nothing else.

• Apply direct pressure to the wound and seek medical help if bleeding does not stop.

What is the recommended action for a workplace injury?

• Ignore the injury and continue working.

• Only inform a coworker about the injury.

• Wait for the next scheduled safety meeting to discuss it.

• Report the injury and seek medical attention.

How often should first aid kits be checked and restocked?

• Every three months or after each use.

• Every month

• Only when it looks empty

• Once a year

What is the correct way to perform CPR on an adult?

• Only perform chest compressions without any rescue breaths.

• Perform CPR by giving 5 rescue breaths followed by 20 chest compressions.

• Perform CPR by alternating 15 chest compressions with 1 rescue breath.

• Perform CPR by alternating 30 chest compressions with 2 rescue breaths.