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WorksheetsSummative Bleeding/splints/CPR/AED
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 17mins
When you administer an AED, why is important to remove a medicated patch with a gloved hand?
It could be nitroglycerin, which is volatile
So the medication doesn't seem into a rescuer's bloodstream
It could interfere with the rhythm of the heart beats being detected
some of it may absorb the electrical energy
In CPR, the ratio of compressions to breaths is ___.
30:1 for adults only
15:2 for an infant
30:1 for a child or adult only
30:2 for adult, child, or infant
An AED at PMHS is located in the ________.
principal's office
science rooms
in the front lobby area
teacher's lounge
place pads on upper left and lower right
What is the first step in using an AED?
Turn the unit on
Remove clothing
Call 911
Follow directions given by the unit
When doing CPR, what is the best sign that your breaths are effective?
the patient exhales
the chest begins to rise
the heart begins to beat on its own
the breath is forceful and lasts 3 seconds long
To check for responsiveness on an adult, you ___.
Once you commit yourself to CPR, you do not stop until...
2 minutes have passed
911 has been called
medical Professionals Take Over
the victim is pronounced dead by an authority
A wound/limb which has turned gangrenous is what color?
pale white
green
black
blue
When giving chest compressions, the rescuer is squeezing which organ between the breastbone (sternum) and back bone (vertebrae)?
lungs
heart
torso
chest
When assessing a person to see if they are breathing, you should check for no more than ____.
10 seconds
5 seconds
The condition of shock is fatal. Follow these first aid steps.
Have victim lie down, raise their legs, call 911, cover them
Have victim lie down, call 911, cover them, give them water
Have victim sit, raise their legs, call 911, cover them
Have victim lie down, raise their legs, get the AED, cover them
The Good Samaritan law simply means
a rescuer who accidently injured a victim wont be charged
a rescuer gets protection from a lawsuit for helping someone
A law which helps a victim pay for medical expenses in the event of an emergency
A law which helps a rescuer pay for medical expenses in the event of an emergency
In order to figure out what injury occurred to Any victim who is conscious, a rescuer should interview them using the _________________ method of questioning.
SHOCK
Good Samaritan Law
SAMPLE
CPR/AED
When providing first aid for a bleeding emergency the second step if direct pressure does slow the flow of blood would be...........
Apply gauze and loosely cover
Apply a tourniquet
Pressure bandage
sterilize the wound
During look, listen, feel, - what are you looking for?
Rise and fall of chest
Facial expressions/flinching
Breath on face
Body twitches
What is the best protection you can have in a bleeding situation?
soap and hot water
PPE/Universal precautions
Hand sanitzer
barriers
During a bleeding emergency, if a tourniquet is used .....it is most likely going to cause .......
a loss of the limb
more pain for the victim
a deep throbbing pain/sensation
the blood vessels to open and supply more oxygen to the injury
b. whole hand
d. palm
When a wound is healing, Red streaks become visible. What does that likely mean?
A tourniquet was applied
The wound was properly disinfected
The person lost a lot of blood
the wound is infected
do compressions to hard
forget to call for help
not counting compressions
not giving breaths at the right time
You should make sure you remove ________ before you use the AED.
medication patch
Clothing and jewlery
hair
all of these
Before starting 1 person CPR
while giving chest compressions
This is a picture of what position?
cardiac arrest
Rescue/Recovery
unconscious
heart attack
Do not move the victim and do not use the AED...start CPR
Pull the victim out of the water, and wipe the chest....make sure you are not in a puddle
CPR revives most people.
You should give CPR even if the scene is unsafe.
What does the "C" stand for in CPR?
Compressions
Circulation
Cardiac/cardio
Check breathing
Choose the best answer from the choices given. When someone is choking and not making a sound, what should you do?
start 5 back blows/5 Ab thrusts
ask if you can help them
call 911
tell them to keep coughing
below the bellybutton
the breastbone (sternum)
When someone is struggling to breathe (coughing) tell them to....
lay across your arm and begin 5 back blows
put their finger on their navel and begin 5 Ab thrusts
Try to sneeze
A jagged edged cut is known as a ......
Puncture
Incision
Avulsion
Laceration
Which splinting technique is typically used on the wrist/ankle?
soft
rigid
anatomical
sling and binder
The first step in controlling bleeding is.........
apply direct pressure
elevate wound above the heart
apply a pressure bandage
apply a tourniquet
Which injury is the most important? (one you would respond to first)
Shock
Third degree burn
Broken wrist
a 2 inch laceration
