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WorksheetsRecruits' quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the definition of respiration?
Process where oxygen passed from the air into the blood while carbon dioxide is expelled.
Exchange of gases take place in lungs.
Transport nutrition to our bodies.
The peristalsis of esophagus
According to the picture, what are the names of organs labelled I, II and III?
I: Nasal Cavity
II: Epiglottis
III: Lungs
I: Epiglottis
II: Nasal Cavity
III: Diaphragm
I: Epiglottis
II: Diaphragm
III: Nasal Cavity
I: Nasal Cavity
II: Lungs
III: Diaphragm
There are different types of gaseous in the air. How much oxygen do we take in?
Take in 90%
Breathe out 10%
Take in 78%
Breathe out 21%
Take in 5%
Breathe out 16%
Take in 16%
Breathe out 5%
Based on the knowledge you learned, what do we look for when checking casualty's breathing?
Movement of abdomen
Oxygen meter
Chest rise
How to open casualty's airway?
( 4 words )
What is asphyxia?
A condition where there is not enough oxygen available to the blood and tissue of the body
A condition where the heart stop pumping blood.
A condition where too much oxygen is take in.
A condition where too much blood is lost from body.
What is the colour of cap of a reliever?
Brown
Blue
What can cause asthma to occur?
Smoke
Dust
Pets
Pollen
What is the scientific term of 'over breathing' ?
(a)
What are the treatments for hyperventilation?
Reassure the casualty
Instruct the casualty to breathe in and out slowly.
Rebreathe exhaled air from a paper bag for few times
Use hands to cover casualty's mouth
