Which burn classification involves damage limited to the epidermis only?

• Superficial

• Partial Thickness

• Full Thickness

• Subcutaneous

A burn that affects both the dermis and epidermis is best classified as which of the following?

• Superficial

• Partial Thickness

• Full Thickness

• Fourth-degree

During triage, a patient presents with tissue damage that extends through the subcutaneous layer and all layers above. Which classification should guide your first-aid planning for this life-threatening condition?

• Superficial burn

• Partial Thickness burn

• Full Thickness burn

• Thermal irritation

When treating burns in a disaster medical context, which goal directly addresses the risk of the body losing heat?

• Manage pain

• Prevent hypothermia

• Reduce risk of infection

• Increase circulation

Which set lists warning signs associated with hypothermia as suggested alongside burn treatment considerations?

• Confusion, shivering, difficulty speaking, sleepiness, stiff muscles

• Fever, rash, nausea, vomiting

• Rapid heartbeat, sweating, thirst

• Itching, sneezing, watery eyes

A CERT responder treating burns should prioritize which combination of actions?

• Prevent hypothermia, manage pain, reduce infection risk

• Elevate limb, apply tourniquet, encourage movement

• Administer antibiotics, perform CPR, give fluids

• Apply ice directly, remove blisters, scrub wound

Depth of burn is one of the factors affecting severity. Which reasoning best explains why depth matters?

• Deeper burns damage more tissue layers, increasing severity

• Depth determines how quickly pain subsides

• Depth indicates the time since injury

• Depth predicts infection is impossible

In wound care, what is the main treatment priority before applying dressings?

• Administer antibiotics

• Control bleeding

• Remove all debris surgically

• Apply ice

What is the correct sequence emphasized for dressing a wound?

• Apply bandage, then dressing

• Apply dressing directly to the wound, then secure with bandage

• Clean with alcohol, then leave uncovered

• Apply ointment and avoid bandaging

Which statement best aligns with CERT priorities for treating life-threatening conditions when encountering a burn victim showing confusion and shivering?

• Focus only on pain and ignore temperature concerns

• Address hypothermia risk while managing pain and infection control

• Encourage physical activity to warm the patient quickly

• Delay any treatment until professional help arrives