WorksheetsONLINE BFA (SJAMPP NEA) - QUIZ 2
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 15mins
Choose the correct answer
Cardio Pulmonary Regenerations
Cardio Pulmonary Refrigeration
Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
Cardio Pulmonary Refilteration
What is the answer for A
Early Advance Life Support
Early Recognition and Call for Help
Early CPR
Post Resuscitation Care
Early Defibrillation
What is the answer for B
Early Advance Life Support
Early Recognition and Call for Help
Early CPR
Post Resuscitation Care
Early Defibrillation
What is the answer for C
Early Advance Life Support
Early Recognition and Call for Help
Early CPR
Post Resuscitation Care
Early Defibrillation
What is the answer for D
Early Advance Life Support
Early Recognition and Call for Help
Early CPR
Post Resuscitation Care
Early Defibrillation
What is the answer for E
Early Advance Life Support
Early Recognition and Call for Help
Early CPR
Post Resuscitation Care
Early Defibrillation
What is the full name of the acronym AED?
Automatic Electric Defibrillator
Automated Emergency Device
Ambulance Emergency Device
Automated External Defibrillator
Which of the following match is TRUE
Nose / Nostril
=
Filter Dust particles
Trachea
=
Divide air to both lungs
Bronchus
=
exchange of gases
Aveoli
=
Direct air to lower airways
The following is the correct composition of oxygen for both inspiration (breathe in) and expiration (breathe out):
21% (inspiration)
16% (expiration)
21% (inspiration)
5% (expiration)
16% (inspiration)
5% (expiration)
16% (inspiration)
21% (expiration)
Hypoxia refers to.....
Lack of oxygen in the blood
Low blood pressure
Low sugar level
Low in level of consciousness
It is necessary to perform head-tilt-chin-lift to an unconscious casualty because:
it ensures casualty is comfortable
it allows the lungs to function more efficiently
to ensures an open airway
it ensures better blood supply to the brain
Which is incorrect for the acronym for AVPU?
A - Alert
V - Vein
P - Response to Pain
U - Unresponsive
When performing CPR, rescuers are encouraged to perform high-quality CPR. The following are components of a high-quality CPR, EXCEPT:
Ensure full chest recoil between compressions
Adequate depth of chest compression (5-6cm depth)
Adequate rate of compression (100 -120 times / min)
Push hard and fast
When can a first aider stop performing CPR? In the following which is correct indications:
(i) when you are too tired to continue anymore
(ii) when ambulance personnel arrives and you pass over to them
(iii) when casualty regains signs of life
(iv) when you are certain that the casualty has died
i, ii, iii
i, ii, iv
ii, iii, iv
i, ii, iii, iv
You witnessed a 18-year-old boy who is having difficulty in breathing. He is unresponsive, but still having a breathing rate of 22 breath/min. After calling 999, what will be you next step in helping him?
Turn him to the recovery position.
Start chest compression.
Start by giving him mouth-to-mouth ventilation.
Immediately get an AED.
A 55-year-old man was having a meal alone in a restaurant, when suddenly he started coughing non-stop. You suspect that he is experiencing choking. What will you do as a first-aider?
Suspecting mild choking, stay with him and encourage him to cough out the foreign body.
Suspecting severe choking, immediately perform abdominal thrust on him.
Suspecting severe choking, lie him on the ground and start chest compression.
Suspecting mild choking, insert your finger into his mouth and makes him vomit.
Which is correct about Asthma?
Airway is filled with water
Airway is inflammed and become narrow
Airway is burned and swelling
Airway is blocked with piece of food
Which of the following is NOT a sign / symptom of asthma.
breathlessness
wheezing sound
coughing
speak fluently
Which position is best to help a conscious casualty who suffers for Asthma?
Sitting position with body lean forward
Sitting position with body lean sideways
Lie down on floor
Lie down on floor with leg raised above the level of the heart
(1) What sign is this?
stress
choking
sore throat
strangling
What is the Method used to manage Foreign-Body Airway Obstruction?
(a)
(3) What is the Method used to manage Foreign-Body Airway Obstruction for a Pregnant Lady?
(a)
Name the parts of the Nervous System (A) & (B)
Brain and Spine
Head & Spine
Brain & Spinal Cord
Head & Spina Cord
What is the best position to place an unconscious patient?
(a)
Why do we raised the legs of a fainted casualty?
to increase blood flow to the brain
to increase blood flow to the lungs
to increase blood flow to the heart
to increase blood flow to the eye
