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WorksheetsHow to respond to an emergency
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 4mins
During hand washing, you should rub the surfaces of your hands together for at least:
10 seconds
15 seconds
20 seconds
60 seconds
Gown, Gloves, and Eye protection are:
not necessary
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
only used if you have time
too expensive to be used for most emergencies
If someone with an injury refuses care, you should:
stay with the person until someone with more advanced training takes over.
help them anyway because they are injured
leave them and go back to work
tell the person they will be in trouble when the police show up
You should wear personal protective equipment (PPE) :
instead of washing your hands
to protect yourself from blood borne diseases.
to look like a healthcare worker
to make people respect you
Which of the following may be signs that a person is in shock?
warm, red skin, is hungry, and has a headache.
cold, dry, red skin and is not responding.
has pale, cold, clammy skin and feels weak, dizzy, and thirsty.
has warm, dry skin and is not responding.
If you suspect someone is having a heart attack:
call 911 and stay with the person
wait until they collapse and give CPR
raise the persons feet and cover them with a blanket
have them increase their activity level
You are treating someone for shock. You should:
Give them something with sugar in it to drink and call 911
Poor water on them to cool them down and call 911
Have them lie down and cover them with a blanket and call 911
Have them walk around to improve blood flow
A short period when someone stops responding for less than a minute and then seems fine would be described as:
Fainting
Seizure
Hypoglycemia
Shock
Sudden trouble seeing could be a sign of :
Stroke
Seizure
Heart attack
Anaphalaxis
Which of these signs indicate the person needs first aid for choking?
Can breathe, talk, or cough
Can cough loudly
Cannot breathe or talk
Can make sounds and talk
What is the first thing you should do if you think someone needs help?
introduce yourself
check for responsiveness
call 911
check for scene safety
After giving first aid at your workplace, you :
Can talk about what happened to anyone you want
Cannot discuss anything with coworkers; keep private things private
Can speak to a reporter about the incident
Can discuss the incident with your immediate coworkers only
