WorksheetsModule 27: First Aid/CPR
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 15mins
In an emergency, you should first...
call 911 or your local emergency number.
care for the victim.
check the victim.
check the scene to make sure it is safe.
According to Good Samaritan laws, rescuers
cannot be sued for giving emergency care.
must call 911 before giving emergency care.
must always wear sterile gloves.
should get the victim’s permission before giving aid.
Which is NOT a universal precaution followed by health care workers?
Using a mouthpiece during rescue breathing
Wrapping a wound with sterile gauze
Washing hands immediately after giving first aid
Wearing sterile gloves
To stop a wound from bleeding, you should
wash the wound thoroughly.
remove gauze pads that have been soaked with blood.
raise the wounded body part above the level of the heart.
check the wound frequently to see if it has stopped bleeding.
First aid for burns includes...
cooling the burn with ice.
removing all burned clothing.
applying steady pressure to the burned area.
covering the burned area with a wet cloth.
A laceration is...
also known as a scrape
burn that involves all layers of skin and possibly underlying tissue
cut caused by a sharp object slicing through layers of skin
burn that involves only the outer layer of skin
wound with skin or tissue partly or completely torn away from the body
A third-degree burn is...
also known as a scrape
burn that involves all layers of skin and possibly underlying tissue
cut caused by a sharp object slicing through layers of skin
burn that involves only the outer layer of skin
wound with skin or tissue partly or completely torn away from the body
An avulsion is...
also known as a scrape
burn that involves all layers of skin and possibly underlying tissue
cut caused by a sharp object slicing through layers of skin
burn that involves only the outer layer of skin
wound with skin or tissue partly or completely torn away from the body
An abrasion is...
also known as a scrape
burn that involves all layers of skin and possibly underlying tissue
cut caused by a sharp object slicing through layers of skin
burn that involves only the outer layer of skin
wound with skin or tissue partly or completely torn away from the body
A first-degree burn is...
also known as a scrape
burn that involves all layers of skin and possibly underlying tissue
cut caused by a sharp object slicing through layers of skin
burn that involves only the outer layer of skin
wound with skin or tissue partly or completely torn away from the body
Skin is cold and clammy.
part of the chain of survival
first aid for choking
symptom of shock
sign of normal breathing
procedure in rescue breathing
Perform abdominal thrusts.
part of the chain of survival
first aid for choking
symptom of shock
sign of normal breathing
procedure in rescue breathing
A person’s chest rises and falls
part of the chain of survival
first aid for choking
symptom of shock
sign of normal breathing
procedure in rescue breathing
Call emergency medical services.
part of the chain of survival
first aid for choking
symptom of shock
sign of normal breathing
procedure in rescue breathing
Pinch the victim’s nose shut.
part of the chain of survival
first aid for choking
symptom of shock
sign of normal breathing
procedure in rescue breathing
The __________ position protects the airway for an unconscious person.
fainting
recovery
P.R.I.C.E
poisoning
nosebleeds
Pinching the nostrils closed will stop almost all
fainting
recovery
P.R.I.C.E.
poisoning
nosebleeds
Some household cleaners, snakebites, insect stings, and plants can cause
fainting
recovery
P.R.I.C.E.
poisoning
nosebleeds
A temporary loss of consciousness that occurs when not enough blood is flowing to the brain is called
fainting
recovery
P.R.I.C.E.
poisoning
nosebleeds
You should treat minor strains and sprains with the __________ procedure.
fainting
recovery
P.R.I.C.E.
poisoning
nosebleeds
In HANDS ONLY CPR, we want to complete how many chest compressions per minute?
(a)
This is an AED or also known as a...
(a)
When performing first aid on a(n) insect/spider bite/or sting, we do not want to use (a) , since they may cause the stinger to release more venom.
The 3 C's of an emergency are; _____, ____, ____.
(a)
The P.R.I.C.E. procedure is used for first aid on muscle and joint injuries, what does it stand for?
(a)
