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WorksheetsTheory Revision 2021
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 23mins
Which of the following pulses should be taken when attempting to evaluate an infants’ heart rate?
Jugular pulse
Radial pulse
Brachial pulse
Carotid pulse
The best position for a casualty who is suffering from an asthma attack is:
Sitting down, leaning slightly to the front
In recovery position
Sitting down, leaning slightly to the back
Standing straight
What do you do if you are choking but no one is around?
Give up and wait for rescue
Perform abdominal thrust on yourself over a tabletop/counter
Induce vomiting
Swallow more food
What is the best position for a casualty who has internal bleedings?
Laid down with their legs raised
Laid down flat
Half-seated
In recovery position
Where do you place the paediatric AED pads on a 4-year-old cardiac arrest casualty?
On the chest and on the back
Do not use an AED on a 4-year-old
Upper chest and mid abdomen
Wherever they fit
A casualty is experiencing haemorrhage. His blood is spurting out in time with the heartbeat. Can you identify which is the source of bleeding?
Vein
Capillaries
Varicose Vein
Artery
How do we manage an ear bleed?
Use a cotton bud and dig in the ear canal to find the bleeding wound.
Ask the casualty to tilt his head to the side of the non-injured ear so the blood won’t flow out.
Place a sterile dressing lightly on the ear.
Use a cotton ball to plug the ear.
Above is the vomit of the mouth of a casualty that resembles coffee ground. Identify the 2 possible site of internal bleeding.
Lung
Pancreas
Stomach
Inner mouth
Identify the wound above.
Incised wound
Laceration wound
Abrasion wound
Contusion wound
When blood seeps through the old dressing, do you...
A casualty's bleeding failed to stop.
His blood seeped through the old dressing, what should you do?
Apply new dressing onto the old dressing
Remove old dressing and apply new dressing
Which of the following are correct management of amputation?
Apply direct pressure onto the bleeding site
Elevate the amputated limb
Wrap severed part with newspaper then fabric
Place the severed part in ice box after securing with bandage
Reattach the severed part to the casualty with a sterile dressing
A normal capillary refill should be ___.
<2 seconds
3-4 seconds
5-10 seconds
1 minute
Which is required in the treatment of shock?
Asthma inhaler
Aspirin
Epinephrine
Paracetamol (Panadol)
Which of the following are criterias for an improvised dressing? (Pick 3)
Clean
Waterproof
Brand new
Soft
Absorbent
How to maintain the casualty's airway open if spinal injury is suspected?
Recovery position
Jaw thrust
Head-tilt-chin-lift
What can you suspect if the casualty loses control of their bowel?
Asthma
Hyperventilation
Hypoglycaemia
Spinal injury
What is strain?
Muscle and tendons that are overstretched and may be partially torn.
Tearing of a ligament at or near a joint.
An injury to a joint in which the ends of your bones are forced from their normal positions.
Break in a bone
Which of the following is the correct management for soft tissue injuries?
F.A.S.T
F.I.S.H S.H.A.P.E.D.
R.I.C.E
A.V.P.U
Which of the following are signs and symptoms of strain or sprain? (Choose 3)
Pain
Swelling
Injured part can be moved easily
Bruising in the injured area
Which of the following is used to identify stroke?
S.A.M.P.L.E
F.I.S.H S.H.A.P.E.D.
F.A.S.T
R.I.C.E
Which of the following is NOT the correct way to treat seizure.
Place the casualty in recovery position after casualty has ceased moving
Tie and hold back the casualty from moving
Make space around the casualty
Take note on how long the seizure lasted
According to the Rule of 9, which is a method to estimate the size of a burn, what is the percentage of body surface covered by the upper limb?
9%
12%
4%
1%
Management of a burn involves:
Applying ointments or lotions to the burned area
Popping the blisters
Flooding the burnt area with water
Applying heat pack onto the burned area
Which of the following individuals has higher risk of dehydration?
Mr. Lim, 78 years, independent old man, who suffers from renal problems
Mrs. Cheah, 20 years old woman, who works at an air-conditioned office everyday
Temperature above 40C
Hot, flushed, dry skin
Full, bounding pulse
Based on the sign and symptoms above, which effect of heat is the casualty suffering from?
Dehydration
Heat Exhaustion
Heatstroke
Hypothermia
Which of the following is the correct management for Hypothermia?
Pour hot water onto the casualty’s clothes.
Remove the casualty’s wet clothing.
Give the casualty your own clothes.
Feed the unconscious casualty chocolate
A casualty accidentally drank bleach (cleaning product). What might happen to him? (pick 3)
burnt lips and food passage
seizures
abdominal pain
rashes on skin
A casualty was bitten by a venomous snake on his lower limb, which of the following is the correct management for the snake bite?
Lower the wounded limb
Remove clothing around the site.
Pinch the wound and try to induce bleeding so that the venom flows out.
Advice the casualty to move and stretch their limbs.
Which of the following is the correct way to remove a insect sting left visible on the casualty’s skin?
Use your fingers to pinch and pick up the the sting.
Use a tweezers to remove the sting.
Use a card to scrape the sting off sideways.
What is the common cause of cardiogenic shock?
heart attack
blunt trauma to the head
massive wound on the lower limb
throat infection
