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First Aid

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
How can poison get in your body? 
a)
You look at it
b)
Read about it
c)
Can be swallowed, absorbed, or injected
d)
Talk about it
2.
If a person falls off their bike and breaks is bone but it doesn't come through the skin it is known as
a)
complex fracture
b)
closed fracture
c)
commuted fracture
d)
open fracture
3.
What does CPR stand for
a)
Cardiac pulse rate
b)
cardio pulmonary resusitation
c)
cardio peripheral ratio 
d)
cardiac pulmonary ratio
4.
What should you do when you get to the site of the accident?
a)
make sure its safe to approach
b)
check the victim for consciousness
c)
nothing
d)
call 911
5.

What are the 3 main aims in first aid?

a)

Me, the patient, the doctor

b)

Assess situation, rescue, get help

c)

Preserve Life, Prevent worsening, Promote recovery

d)

There are 4!

6.

What is no symptom of a heart attack

a)

Shortness of breath

b)

Irregular pulse

c)

Chest pain

d)

Hyperventilation

7.

What is no symptom of a fracture?

a)

A sprain or a strain.

b)

Shock

c)

Swelling

d)

Pain

8.

What can you infer from the fact that you shouldn't perform CPR unless you have completed a course?

a)

CPR is easy to learn

b)

CPR should only be performed by doctors

c)

It takes years to learn how to perform CPR properly

d)

Performing CPR incorrectly can harm someone

9.
What sudden illness is usually caused by a blockage of blood flow to the brain?
a)
Diabetic Emergency
b)
Heat-related illness
c)
Heart attack
d)
Stroke
10.
When using direct pressure to control non-life-threatening bleeding from an open wound, you should:
a)
Lift the dressing every minute to see if the bleeding has stopped.
b)
Remove and replace dressings as they become more saturated with blood.
c)
Use hemostatic dressings.
d)
Add additional dressings and continue to apply direct pressure until the bleeding stops and bandage the wound.
11.
You believe that a person has a head, neck or spinal injury. What should you do?
a)
Remove the person's safety helmet.
b)
Have the person remain in the position he or she is until EMS personnel arrive.
c)
Put the person in the recovery position.
d)
Have the person nod their head up and down and shake it from side to side to see if there is any pain or discomfort.
12.

The first thing that you have to do during a nose bleed is to Tilt your head back; this will help you to stop bleed.

a)

true

b)

false

c)

sometimes it works

13.

In case of an emergency, if you don´t know what to do you´d better stay away because you can

a)

help to heal

b)

harm rather than help

c)

be ready to tell someone what is the emergency

d)

be the second casualty

14.

Chest compressions are more important than...

a)

mouth to mouth resucitation

b)

place the victim in a recovery position

c)

reasure the vicitm

d)

circulation

15.

_________ Increases blood flow and leads to more swelling

a)

ice

b)

cold

c)

heat

d)

water

16.

Forcing a fainted person to back up is the best thing you can do to reasure the casualty.

a)

true

b)

false

17.

If you try to remove debri from the skin you can

a)

increase the risk of infection

b)

relief pain

c)

clean the wound

d)

acelerate the process of regeneration

18.

What's the point of performing first aid on someone with a broken leg?

a)

To fuse the two halves of the bone back together.

b)

To make sure the injured person doesn't feel pain.

c)

To keep the injury from getting worse before help arrives.

d)

To help the injured person walk to the nearest hospital.

19.

Which of these is a basic first aid procedure?

a)

Cleaning and bandaging a cut.

b)

Putting a cast on a broken arm.

c)

Getting an x-ray of a swollen finger.

d)

Popping a dislocated shoulder back into place.

20.

Which word best describes how you should act while administering first aid?

a)

Dispassionate

b)

Emotional

c)

Rushed

d)

Indecisive

21.

Which of the following is an opinion about first aid?

a)

People should attend first aid classes as often as possible.

b)

Knowing proper first aid procedures might help you save someone's life.

c)

First aid certification courses are offered by the Red Cross.

d)

First aid can be administered by all kids as well as adults.

22.

Why is it important to apply antiseptic ointment to a cut?

a)

So the person doesn't feel pain while you treat the wound.

b)

So the cut doesn't get infected by bacteria or viruses.

c)

So the person stops bleeding quickly.

d)

So a scar doesn't form at the site of the cut.

23.

This maneuver to open an airway is called...

a)

Head drop lift tuck

b)

Head tilt chin lift

c)

Jaw thrust chin push

d)

FALCON PUUNCH

24.

Which of the following are ways you should check for breathing? Select all that apply.

a)

Listen for breaths over the casualty's mouth

b)

Watch for the rise and fall of the casualty's chest

c)

Pour water in the casualty's mouth and look for air bubbles

d)

Feel for air flow on the side of your face from the casualty's mouth

25.

The following are ways you should check for breathing. Which one does not apply?

a)

Listen for breaths over the casualty's mouth

b)

Watch for the rise and fall of the casualty's chest

c)

Pour water in the casualty's mouth and look for air bubbles

d)

Feel for air flow on the side of your face from the casualty's mouth