WorksheetsShock, External and Internal Bleeding
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 6mins
These are the signs and symptoms of shock.
confusion, high heart rate, low blood pressure, rapid pulse
high blood pressure
excessive crying
red, dry skin
The best position for treating shock
place victim on their side with feet elevated 30 centimetres
place victim on back with knees propped up and feet flat on ground
place victim flat on back with feet elevated 30 centimetres
place victim on side with head raised 30 centimetres
You notice that a person has experienced a significant amount of blood loss. He has pale skin color, and is becoming confused. What is most likely the cause?
Seizure
Stroke
Low Blood Sugar
Shock
What are pressure bandages used for when a person is bleeding ?
to stop and/or control the bleeding
to clean the wound
to sterilize the wound
to reduce air getting to the wound
What is the first step a responder does when encountering an injured person?
Call 000
Ensure scene safety
Stop the bleeding
Take pictures
Which is the most dangerous type of bleeding?
Capillary
Arterial
Venous
None of them are dangerous
This type of bleeding occurs inside the body with various organs and tissues . . .
Internal Bleeding
Inside Bleeding
Outside Bleeding
Organ Bleeding
Which of the following is not a step in treating severe bleeding?
Apply direct pressure
Monitor the victim
Elevate the injured area
Apply a dressing
Put an ice pack directly on the inured area
Which one is NOT how you treat an amputation?
Collect amputated part - keep dry and do not wash.
Put in iced water.
Place directly on ice to preserve tissue.
Seal the amputated part in plastic bag or wrap.
Ensure amputated part goes to the hospital with casualty.
What is an abrasion?
A pointed object pierces the skin
A cut by a sharp object
When something rubs against the skin
Part of the skin is either partially or completely torn away
What is an example of a laceration?
Nail goes through hand
Broken glass
Turf burn
Hand stuck in blender
What is the correct treatment for a nose bleed?
Sit down, pinch nose, lean forward
Sit down, pinch nose, lean backward
Stand up, lean forward
Stand up, pinch nose, lean forward
Controlling bleeding is the priority
True
False
Identify the type of bleeding in this illustration.
Venous ( Vein)
Arterial (Artery)
Capillary
Coronary
