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WorksheetsFirst Aid/CPR
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 22mins
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Class
Date
1.
Why should you wear personal protective equipment?
a)
To impress people during treatment
b)
To look important
c)
To protect yourself from bloodborne diseases.
d)
To avoid washing your hands.
2.
How long should you wash your hands for?
a)
5 seconds
b)
20 seconds
c)
1 minute
d)
At least 5 minutes
3.
Which of the following is NOT considered personal protective equipment?
a)
Raincoat
b)
Gloves
c)
Eye protection
d)
Mask
4.
If someone with an injury or illness at work refuses care, you should
a)
take care of the person anyways.
b)
stay with the person until someone with more advanced training takes over.
c)
take care of the person because the person is a coworker.
d)
leave the person alone and go back to work.
5.
In which of the following situations should you suspect that a person is in shock?
a)
The person has warm, red skin, is hungry, and has a headache
b)
The person has pale, cold, clammy skin and feels weak, dizzy, and thirsty
c)
The person has warm, dry skin and is not responding
d)
The person has cold, dry, red skin and is not responding
6.
When assisting someone who may be having a heart attack, you should do what?
a)
help the person walk around to help blood flow
b)
cover the person with a blanket
c)
keep the person calm and phone 911
d)
do nothing until the person collapses
7.
Fainting is a short period when someone
a)
stops responding for less than a minute and then seems fine
b)
responds but is confused
c)
stops responding for long periods of time
d)
responds but has trouble breathing
8.
Which of these is a sign of stroke?
a)
sudden trouble seeing
b)
sudden shortness of breath
c)
swelling of the tongue
d)
sweaty, pale skin
9.
Which of the following are signs of severe choking?
a)
Cannot breathe or talk
b)
Can make sounds and talk
c)
Can cough loudly
d)
Can breathe, talk, or talk
10.
When you help someone with a small burn, you should
a)
put the burned area in a bucket of ice water until the burn does not hurt
b)
pack the burned area in ice until it does not hurt, and then cover it with a moist towel
c)
wear personal protective equipment, cool the burn with cold water until it does not hurt, and then cover it with a nonstick dressing
d)
cover the burn with burn cream and dress it with elastic dressing
11.
You should suspect a neck or spine injury if someone
a)
has fallen and injured his head
b)
says he doesn't have any history of high blood pressure
c)
begins singing loudly while in the shower
d)
complains of knee pain
12.
When giving first aid to a person with a nosebleed, you should
a)
stuff the person's nose with gauze pads while the person lies flat
b)
press both sides of the person's nose while the person sits and leans forward
c)
lightly press on the person's nose while the person sits and leans back
d)
tightly wrap gauze around the person's head and nose while the person sits and leans back
13.
When someone has an electrical injury, you should
a)
be sure to get to the person's side as soon as possible
b)
not wear gloves, because they are not required for electrical burns
c)
phone or send someone else to phone 911
d)
apply ice to the burn as soon as it is safe to do so
14.
A coworker is struck in the abdomen while on break. The coworker has a bruise and has signs of shock. What should you suspect is wrong?
a)
Bleeding you can see
b)
Cardiac arrest
c)
Bleeding you can't see
d)
A head injury
15.
What should you do if someone is in shock?
a)
Give the person water and a fan and keep him cool.
b)
Help the person to an air-conditioned building, and apply a cold cloth to the person's head.
c)
Help the person walk around until the faint feeling goes away, and then give him food with sugar.
d)
Phone 911, and then help the person lie down and cover him with a blanket.
16.
Which of the following is one of the most important protections you have when giving first aid?
a)
Wearing leather gloves
b)
Hand washing
c)
Supervisor backup
d)
Gauze dressings
17.
You should phone emergency response number (or 911) when...
a)
you can't find the keys to the office.
b)
someone is seriously ill or injured.
c)
you know exactly what to do in an emergency.
d)
you wish to check if your phone is working.
18.
If a child is choking and is still responding, you should give thrusts. What is the correct position for giving thrusts?
a)
Put an arm around the choking child's waist.
b)
Put 2 fingers above the choking child's belly button.
c)
Stand in front of the choking child and put 2 fists between his shoulder blades.
d)
Go behind the choking child and put a fist just above the child's belly button.
19.
If a choking adult stops responding, you should...
a)
check whether the person needs CPR.
b)
give 5 compression's and 5 back slaps.
c)
give forceful breaths to push object down.
d)
continue stomach thrusts until the object is removed.
20.
When a woman in the late stages of pregnancy is choking, you should...
a)
leave the woman alone so the baby is not harmed.
b)
give thrusts on the chest instead of the abdomen.
c)
give back blows instead of thrusts on the abdomen.
d)
hold on the woman's arms in the air to clear the airway.
21.
Before applying a bandage to an injured body part, you should...
a)
give the person aspirin to help thin the blood.
b)
apply a tourniquet below the injury.
c)
remove all soaked dressings.
d)
use direct pressure to stop any bleeding.
22.
After bleeding is controlled with a tourniquet, what is the next step?
a)
Loosen the tourniquet to make the person more comfortable.
b)
Remove the tourniquet.
c)
Leave the tourniquet alone until someone with more advanced training takes over.
d)
Add gauze to the area between the person's skin and the tourniquet.
23.
You should suspect a neck or spine injury if the person...
a)
was in a car or bicycle accident.
b)
cannot climb a ladder without help.
c)
has severe bleeding from a foot injury.
d)
complains of stomach pain.
24.
Someone has been bitten by a snake. One step in making sure the scene is safe is to...
a)
have someone try to capture the snake.
b)
have someone pick up and move the snake away.
c)
have someone find the location of the snake.
d)
have other people move away from the area.
25.
When you give compression's to an adult, push the chest down...
a)
one half the depth of the chest.
b)
one third the depth of the chest.
c)
only 1 inch.
d)
at least 2 inches.
26.
When giving breaths, you can tell enough air is going in if you...
a)
see the chest rise.
b)
see the person start to breathe.
c)
see the person start to blink.
d)
see the person start to respond.
27.
Once you've started giving compressions and breaths, you should keep going until...
a)
you collapse and need medical attention.
b)
you get tired and do compression's incorrectly.
c)
the AED arrives, the person responds, or someone with more advanced training takes over.
d)
you decide that CPR has been performed long enough.
28.
When giving CPR to an adult, you should give sets of...
a)
one breath and 15 compression's.
b)
Two breaths and 20 compression's.
c)
30 compression's and 1 breath.
d)
30 compression's and 2 breaths.
29.
A sign that a person is having trouble breathing is that the person...
a)
can still cough hard.
b)
is able to walk and talk without difficulty.
c)
can only speak a few words at a time.
d)
agrees to lie down until EMS arrives.
30.
After each compression, you should...
a)
let the chest come back up to its normal position.
b)
check to see if the person is breathing normally.
c)
re position the hands on the person's chest.
d)
pause and rest to prevent fatigue.
31.
Which of the following is TRUE regarding use of an AED?
a)
It doesn't matter where you put the pads on the victim's body.
b)
To use an AED, you must know everything about the conditions an AED can correct.
c)
The pad or pad package will show you where to place the pads.
d)
You should count to 10 after the AED tells you to press the shock button before doing anything else.
32.
If you are giving breaths with a mask, you should...
a)
cover the face completely with the mask.
b)
make an airtight seal between the person's face and the mask.
c)
never touch the inside of the mask.
d)
choose a mask that fit your hands.
33.
When should you use an AED?
a)
If a person groans and moves after a tap and shout.
b)
If a person complains of chest pain and shortness of breath.
c)
If a person does not respond and is not breathing or is only groaning.
d)
Only if another rescuer has completed 1 set of 30 compression's and 2 breaths.
34.
you are giving sets of 30 compression's and 2 breaths. A bystander arrives with an AED. What should you do next?
a)
You should finish whichever set of 30 compression's and 2 breaths you're working on.
b)
You should use the AED.
c)
You should make sure someone has phoned the emergency response number (or 911).
d)
You should put a blanket on the person receiving CPR.
35.
In which of the following situations should you suspect that a person is in shock?
a)
The person has warm, red skin, is hungry, and has a headache.
b)
The person has pale, cold, clammy skin and feels weak, dizzy, and thirsty.
c)
The person has warm, dry skin and is not responding.
d)
The person has cold, dry, red skin and is not responding.
36.
When helping someone with heat exhaustion, you should spray the person with which of the following?
a)
A sports drink.
b)
A mixture of salt and water.
c)
Cool water.
d)
Prune juice.
37.
If you are performing CPR on an infant who is not injured and you are alone, after 5 sets of compression's and 2 breaths...
a)
keep giving sets of 30 compressions and 2 breaths until the infant responds.
b)
you may carry the infant with you to phone 911.
c)
check for breathing.
d)
see if someone can help.
38.
Which of the following is a sign of low body temp?
a)
Deep, rapid breathing.
b)
Red, dry skin.
c)
Skin that is cool to the touch.
d)
Active movement of the arms and legs for an extended length of time
39.
When you help someone with a small burn, you should...
a)
put the burned area in a bucket of ice water until the burn does not hurt.
b)
pack the burned are in ice until it does not hurt, then cover it with a moist towel.
c)
wear personal protective equipment, cool the burn with cold water until it does not hurt, and then cover it with a nonstick dressing.
d)
cover the burn with burn cream and dress it with elastic dressing.
40.
If an infant who is choking cannot make a sound or breathe, or has a cough with no sound, you should...
a)
begin the steps to help choking infant.
b)
stand by and observe the infant.
c)
hold the infant upside down.
d)
talk to the infant to keep the infant calm.
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