LGU Ch 10 Quiz

Which of the following is a sign of a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis)?

• Sneezing

• Swelling of the face and throat

• Mild rash

• Runny nose

What is the first step when preparing to administer emergency oxygen to a victim?

• Turn on the oxygen tank

• Check that the oxygen delivery device is properly assembled

• Ensure the scene is safe

• Place the mask on the victim

Which of the following is a common symptom of heat exhaustion?

• Cold, clammy skin

• High fever

• Seizures

• Loss of consciousness

Which acronym is commonly used to help recognize the signs of a stroke?

• RICE

• FAST

• SAMPLE

• ABC

What is the most appropriate first action to take when someone is having a seizure in the water?

• Hold the person tightly to stop the seizure

• Remove the person from the water as soon as possible

• Place an object in their mouth

• Leave them alone until the seizure stops

A person is showing signs of heat exhaustion. What should you do first?

• Give them a hot drink

• Move them to a cooler place and give small sips of water

• Encourage them to keep exercising

• Cover them with heavy blankets

If a victim is having difficulty breathing due to a severe allergic reaction and you have access to an epinephrine auto-injector, what should you do?

• Wait to see if symptoms improve

• Administer the epinephrine auto-injector immediately

• Give them water to drink

• Have them lie down and rest

You suspect someone is having a stroke. What is the best way to assess their speech?

• Ask them to count backwards from 100

• Ask them to repeat a simple sentence

• Ask them to write their name

• Ask them to close their eyes

A victim is unresponsive and not breathing normally. You have an emergency oxygen kit available. Describe the steps you would take to provide oxygen and care for the victim until EMS arrives.

• Call for help, check for a pulse, and wait for EMS

• Call for help, begin CPR, attach the oxygen delivery device, and provide rescue breaths with oxygen

• Only provide chest compressions

• Give the victim water

A swimmer suddenly collapses and is confused, has trouble speaking, and one side of their face is drooping. Explain your reasoning for the actions you would take and the importance of acting quickly.

• Wait to see if symptoms improve, as it may be dehydration

• Suspect a stroke, call EMS immediately, and monitor the victim, because rapid treatment can reduce brain damage

• Give the victim food and water

• Move the victim to a quiet area and let them rest