Stop the Bleed

What is the #1 cause of preventable death after injury?

• Infection

• Bleeding

• Shock

• Fracture

Where can the "Stop the Bleed" training be applied according to the diagram?

• Only in hospitals

• In schools, homes, and public places

• Exclusively in military settings

• Only in outdoor environments

What is the first step in managing life-threatening bleeding according to the "Stop the Bleed" course?

• Apply a tourniquet

• Identify the bleeding

• Call for help

• Start CPR

Which of the following is NOT a step to stop the bleeding?

• Pressure

• Packing

• Elevation

• Tourniquets

What is your first priority according to the personal safety guidelines?

• Helping others

• Your safety

• Calling for help

• Assessing the situation

When should you help others according to the personal safety guidelines?

• When you feel like it

• Only when it's safe to do so

• As soon as possible

• After calling for help

What should you do if the situation becomes unsafe?

• Continue helping

• Ignore the situation

• Stop and move to safety

• Wait for instructions

What should you do if you get blood on you?

• Ignore it

• Clean the area and inform a healthcare provider

• Wait for someone else to clean it

• Cover it with a bandage

Why is it recommended to wear gloves according to the learning material?

• To keep your hands warm

• To protect yourself from blood exposure

• To look professional

• To avoid leaving fingerprints

What does the "A" stand for in the ABCs of Bleeding Control?

• Alert 911

• Apply Bandage

• Assess Situation

• Assist Victim