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WorksheetsFirst Aid
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
body part is cut off and separated from body
a)
laceration
b)
Avulsion
c)
Abrasion
d)
Amputation
2.
caused by sharp object and edges are smooth and regular
a)
Incision
b)
Laceration
c)
Puncture
d)
Abrasion
3.
Tissue is torn from body
a)
amputation
b)
laceration
c)
avulsion
d)
abrasion
4.
Has jagged, irregular edges
a)
incision
b)
abrasion
c)
laceration
d)
incision
5.
Spurts from wound
a)
Arterial blood
b)
Venous blood
c)
Capillary blood
6.
Comes from wound slow and steady
a)
Arterial blood
b)
Venous blood
c)
Capillary blood
7.
First thing to do when attempting to control bleeding
a)
elevation
b)
pressure bandage
c)
direct pressure
d)
pressure points
8.
main pressure point in the arm
a)
radial
b)
brachial
c)
carotid
d)
femoral
9.
most common infection in puncture wounds
a)
tetanus
b)
MRSA
c)
flu
d)
staph
10.
Pressure point to stop bleeding in the leg
a)
brachial
b)
femoral
c)
carotid
d)
radial
11.
Hold pressure to bleeding wound for _______ before checking to see if bleeding has stopped
a)
1-2 mins
b)
15-20 mins
c)
5-10 mins
d)
60 secs
12.
Direct pressure and elevation are used together to control bleeding
a)
true
b)
false
13.
You should elevate the injured part _________ the heart to help stop bleeding
a)
above
b)
below
14.
Also called hypoperfusion
a)
hemorrhage
b)
diaphoresis
c)
shock
d)
frostbite
15.
Type of shock that is caused by an acute infection
a)
metabolic
b)
septic
c)
anaphylactic
d)
psychogenic
16.
Type of shock caused injury or trauma to the brain or spinal cord
a)
Metabolic
b)
septic
c)
psychogenic
d)
neurogenic
17.
type of shock caused by loss of body fluid or disruption in the acid-base balance
a)
metabolic
b)
neurogenic
c)
cardiogenic
d)
hemorrhagic
18.
treatment for shock is directing toward what?
a)
eliminating the cause of shock if possible
b)
improve circulation and oxygen supply
c)
maintain body temperature
d)
All of the above
19.
USUALLY, the best position for treating shock
a)
lying flat on back, raising feet and legs
b)
on the side
c)
elevate head and shoulders
d)
in a prone position
20.
How many inches should be between the crutch and the armpit?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
21.
What type of injuries are triangular bandages used for?
a)
joint
b)
foot
c)
head and scalp
d)
eye
22.
Shock that is caused by a non-lethal injury would not be life threatening.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
23.
Which of the following would not be a goal of treating shock?
a)
Controlling the cause
b)
providing oxygen
c)
lowering body temperature
d)
increasing blood flow
24.
A strain is a injury to a
a)
Muscle
b)
Tendon
c)
Ligament
25.
A sprain is a injury or tear of a
a)
Muscle
b)
Tendon
c)
Ligament
d)
Tendon or ligament
26.
Sudden pain, swelling, and bruising are symptoms of a
a)
Strain
b)
Sprain
27.
limited movement, swelling, and discoloration would be symptoms of a
a)
Strain
b)
Sprain
28.
Which of the following is an example of a crutch?
a)
Axillary
b)
Platform
c)
Forearm
d)
All of them
29.
A _________________ is a sterile covering for a wound.
a)
Bandage
b)
Dressing
c)
Splint
d)
Sling
30.
A _______________ is a covering to secure splints.
a)
Bandages
b)
Dressings
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