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Cert Unit 4 pt. 2

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

You find a victim who has a wound that is bleeding excessively. You are having trouble stopping the bleed. How would you categorize the patient?

a)

a black band

b)

a red band

c)

a green band

d)

a yellow band

2.

You must categorize the following patient: Patient can answer questions, has a few scratches, and can walk. Capillary refill and breathing is normal.

a)

red band

b)

black band

c)

green band

d)

yellow band

3.

When doing a head to toe assessment, you can use an acronym to help you remember what to look for during the evaluation. What is the acronym? (Give the exact acronym you learned)

a)

dTap-BLTS

b)

DCUP-BTLS

c)

DCAP-BLTS

d)

DCAP-BTLS

4.

When doing a Head-to-toe assessment, what is the order of assessment?

a)

Head, Shoulders, Knees, Toes, Back, face.

b)

Feet, Legs, Pelvis, Chest, Shoulders, Head

c)

Head, Neck, Shoulders, Chest, Arms, Abdomen, Pelvis, Legs

d)

It does not matter the order

5.

The treatment site should be located where?

a)

Downhill, Downwind

b)

Uphill, Upwind

c)

Uphill, downwind

d)

Downhill, upwind

6.

How should the patients in the treatment area be positioned?

a)

Feet First

b)

Head First

c)

Sitting up

d)

In a head-to-toe configuration

7.

How many feet apart should the patients in the treatment area be?

a)

6 feet apart

b)

2-3 feet apart

c)

4-3 feet apart

d)

no distance is required between patients

8.

How do CERT members triage patients in Light damage structures?

a)

Do not assess at all

b)

Move to safe are first

c)

assess in place

d)

Save assessment for first responders

9.

How do CERT members triage patients in Moderate damage structures?

a)

Assess in place

b)

Move to treatment area first

c)

Do not assess at all

d)

Save for first responders

10.

Which is not one of the 5 major functions of Disaster Medical Operations

a)

Rescue

b)

Triage

c)

Treatment

d)

Supply