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Management of medical conditions

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

These signs and symptoms could indicate ?

discomfort in the middle of the chest

possible pain in arm and neck

irregular pulse

shortness of breath

shock

a)

Stroke

b)

Heart attack

c)

Fractured sternum

d)

Asthma

2.

a sudden blockage of blood to the brain is called a?

a)

myocardial infarction

b)

heart attack

c)

stroke

d)

stroma

3.

In the F.A.S.T acronym used to recognise a stroke, what does the letter A stand for ?

a)

arm weakness

b)

avulsion

c)

arm can be raised above head

d)

aortic weakness

4.

a condition where the body is unable to either produce or regulate the insulin required to maintain normal blood sugar levels

a)

dibetes

b)

dialabetes

c)

diabetes

d)

diabeates

5.

Another name for Hypoglycaemia is

a)

high blood sugar

b)

high body temperature

c)

low blood sugar

d)

low body temperature

6.

Another name for Hyperglycaemia is

a)

high blood sugar

b)

high body temperature

c)

low blood sugar

d)

low body temperature

7.

For which diabetic condition do you:

if conscious, administer glucose and drink as required

a)

children under 5

b)

teenagers

c)

hypoglycaemia

d)

hyperglycaema

8.

Which diabetic condition ?

rapid pulse

drowsiness, possibly progressing to unconsciousness

thirst

smell similar to acetone on breath

need to urinate frequently

a)

hypoglycaemia

b)

hyperglycaemia

9.

Which medical condition has the following treatment ?

DRSABCD

seek urgent medical help

if conscious, allow the self-administration of insulin

a)

abdominal pain

b)

hyperglycaemia

c)

hypoglycaemia

d)

stroke

10.

This type of epileptic seizure may go almost unnoticed because the person may appear ‘vacant’ or ‘absent’ for a short period.

a)

pal mal

b)

petit mal

c)

gal mal

d)

grand mal

11.

What type of epileptic seizure is characterised by the following ?

rigid body

tightened jaw

some mouth frothing

possible loss of bladder control

loss of consciousness.

a)

grand mal

b)

petit mal

c)

pall mall

d)

gracious lateralis

12.

What type of medical condition ?

sweating and paleness

fast, shallow breathing

hunched body posture

excessive throat clearing

a)

hyperglycaemia

b)

hypoglycaemia

c)

asthma

d)

epilepsy

13.

What is a severe and sudden allergic reaction that occurs when a susceptible person is exposed to an allergen called ?

a)

Anaphlylaxxis

b)

Annafylaxis

c)

Annaphylaxis

d)

Anaphylaxis

14.

The most common allergens for anaphylaxis are

a)

nuts, chicken, insect stings (bees,wasps)

b)

nuts, soy, insect stings (bees,wasps)

c)

nuts, soy, insect stings (bees,spiders)

d)

icecream, soy, insect stings (bees,wasps)

15.

Which medical condition ?

They can be taken or absorbed in a number of ways, including swallowing, injection, inhalation or being absorbed through the skin.

a)

poisons

b)

diabetes

c)

asthma

d)

insect bites

16.

Which types of bite/sting ?

DRSABCD

reassure the person

apply pressure bandage over the bitten area and extend down the limb

seek urgent medical attention

a)

Funnel web spider

b)

red back spider

c)

white tail spider

d)

huntsman

17.

Which bite / sting do you immerse the area in hot water to help alleviate pain?

a)

Wasp

b)

Bluebottle

c)

Funnel web spider

d)

Red back spider

18.

What condition ?

is caused by dehydration. It is usually experienced by athletes working in hot, humid conditions.

a)

heat exhaustion

b)

heatstroke

c)

heat acclimatization

d)

heat humidification

19.

Which medical condition ?

caused by exposure to very low temperatures, as might be experienced if trapped in a snowstorm

a)

hyperglycaemia

b)

hypoglycaemia

c)

hypothermia

d)

hyperthermia

20.

Which medial condition ?

disorientation leading to possible unconsciousness

marked increase in core body temperature

rapid pulse

hot, dry skin

a)

heat and humidity

b)

humidity

c)

heat exhaustion

d)

heatstroke