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Bleeding And Shock System!

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name

Class

Date

(True/False): The heart is two pumps incorporated into a single organ

True

False

(True/False): Capillaries connect venules to arterioles.

False

True

(True/False): Skeletal muscles help keep blood flowing through veins.

True

False

Can shock lead to death?

yes

Severe bleeding can cause shock or death.

True

False

When blood vessels beneath the skin are broken

scrape

road rash

contusion

amputation

You were bitten in the arm by a stray dog and it is bleeding heavily. You apply dressings and a bandage to control the bleeding and are waiting for the paramedic unit. Which statement is correct:

You will develop a severe infection within 30-60 minutes

This should be reported to law enforcement officers or the local health department

The risk of you contracting rabies is very low

You have to report the animal bite to the EMS provider who has a hight level of training

The heart beats about ____ times each day.

1000

10,000

100,000

1,000,000

The ____ valve connects the right atrium with the right ventricle.

tricuspid

mitral

septum

pulmonary

10.

____ are the blood vessels that carry blood back to the heart.

Capillaries

Arterioles

Veins

Arteries

11.

Adult AED pads can be used on children and infants

True

False

12.

While applying the defibrillator pads, you note that the patient has a transdermal nitroglycerin patch on the right anterior chest. You should:

Place the pads at least one inch from the patch

Place the second pad in between the scapula

Move the patch to the left anterior chest

Remove the patch and wipe away any residue

13.

Which pulse point is located slightly above the outer eye edge?

Poplietal

Carotid

Temporal

Femoral

14.

Which artery is located behind the knee?

Femoral

Popliteal

Dorsalis Pedis

Brachial

15.

A suggested location to take the pulse of an infant is located where?

Carotid

Radial

Femoral

Brachial

16.

What determines the power behind atrial bleeding?

Heart Rate

Diastolic Pressure

Systolic Pressure

Severity of the wound

17.

A set of signs and symptoms associated with inadequate blood flow to body organs

shock

hypothermia

hyperthermia

head injury

18.

shock caused by an allergic reaction

neurogenic

anaphylactic

septic

respiratory

19.

Shock caused by a head injury

anaphylactic

neurogenic

septic

hemorrhagic

20.

The most serious first aid issue caused from bleeding is

loss of oxygen

change in skin color

scarring

all of these

21.

Approximately how much blood is in the body?

10 quarts

9 pints

12 gallons

11quarts

22.

At which point will a bleeding victim go into shock?

class 1 bleed

class 2 bleed

class 3 bleed

class 4 bleed

23.

Shock is a state that can exist with any injury or illness requiring first aid.

True

False

24.

Two main body organs affected by an inadequate supply of blood are..

kidney & liver

liver & brain

brain & heart

heart & kidney

25.

Caused by an acute infection

septic

metabolic

neurogenic

anaphycatic

26.

Pale skin is a sign of shock

false

true

27.

When asking for a victim's consent to provide care you should tell them...

what exams you're taking

you're a good friend

level of training

they look ok

28.

Prioritizing injuries from most severe to less severe.

Triage

Diaphoresis

Anaphylactic

Hemorrhagic

29.

What does the "C" in CABD stand for?

Circulation

Compressions

Clavicle

30.

What does the "A" in CABD stand for?

Airway

Available

Access

Artery

Reset

Bleeding And Shock System!

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 22mins

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