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WorksheetsFIRST AID
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
Upon entering a room you saw a person lying on a floor,
what would be your initial action?
Approach the victim
Survey the scene
Check for Broken Bones
Leave and call Help
Activate Medical Assistance
The victim was unresponsive and to open the airway the best method is?
Look, listen and feel
Tap the shoulders gently
Pull the tongue
Head tilt, Chin lift maneuver
Best to check the pulse in which part of the body
NECK
HEAD
HAND
FOOT
Everything is the purpose of Recovery Position, except?
to expect blockage
open airway is maintained
stabilize the victim
to have a good blood circulation
When is the right time to use an AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR?
difficulty of breathing
during choking
fainting
cardiac arrest
During breakfast a victim was seen experiencing the following: Victim is weak, ineffective cough, with high pitch noise during inhalation. What will you do next?
Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
Chest Blow
Heimlich Maneuver
Mouth to Mouth Respiration
To make sure that a fractured casualty avoids further injury during transport, a first aider must perform what kind of intervention?
Fracture Assessment
Splinting
Aggravated the fractured
Casting
What is being placed after cleaning the wound?
Dressing
Bandage
Splint
Safety Pins
Which of the following is being applied as the last resort when there is a severe bleeding?
Direct Pressure
Elevate
Tourniquet
Pressure point
When someone has burns or scalds, which of these are the normal first aid to perform?
Put a tomato
Direct Pressure
Cool the area atleast 10 mins
All of the above
2nd degree of burns may show this signs
Redness
Swelling
Coppery Brown
Blister
In an Emergency situation, as a first aider what is your 1st consideration?
Revive the patient
Own Safety
Abandon ship
Other crew safety
Baseline data of Respiratory Rate
120/80mmHg
60-100 bpm
12-20 cpm
97.8-99 F
A motorman accidentally cut off his hand during an accident. What is the best way to stop bleeding in this type of wound?
Direct pressure
Elevation
Pressure on supplying artery
Tourniquet
What do you call about the injury to flesh or skin caused by dry heat
Frostbite
Hypothermia
Fever
Burns
What depth of burns if the following are present:
redness which turns to pale on pressure
mild swelling, tenderness, pain
4th degree
3rd degree
2nd degree
1st degree
Pain
Tenderness to pressure
“weeping” burn area
Burn area turns pale when pressed
Blisters. What degree of burn?
1st degree
2nd degree
3rd degree
4th degree
What degree of Burns if the following are present-
Injury May extend to underlying fat, muscle, and bone
skin possibly charred black or dark brown
usually no pain (nerve endings destroyed)
4th degree
3rd degree
2nd degree
1st degree
What do you do in Secondary Survey?
Name of the patient
Head Check
Ask the news update
Vital signs
Taking a victim history is a crucial step.
If an ambulance needs to be called and the victim
is conscious, taking a history before the victim's condition worsens will assist the
responding paramedics and the emergency department to better help the victim and be aware of medical conditions the victim is suffering from.
In the word CHAMPION, what does C mean when you do History taking?
Circulation
Chief Complaint
Carotid Pulse
Irway
is the location at which bones connect
Ligaments
Joints
Tendon
Nerves
MUSCULAR SYSTEM functions except?
Responsible for the muscle contraction of the vital organs
Responsible for body movements
Responsible for body posture and joint stability
It is essentially the body’s electrical wiring
Consists of the brain, spinal cord, sensory organs, and all of the nerves that connect these organs with the rest of the body
Skeletal Sysytem
Cardiovascular System
Circulatory System
Nervous System
Spinal Cord major functions, except?
Conduit for motor information
Conduit for sensory information
Center for coordinating certain reflexes
None
Is an organ system that permits blood to circulate and transport nutrients, O2, CO2, hormones and blood cells to and from cells in the body
Brain
Circulatory System
Lungs
Renal System
The first aid management priority after rescuing a electrocuted casualty is?
Burn management
Wound Management
Vital Signs Assessment
ABC's of life Management
The kind of injury is characterized by disarticulation of spheroid joint. What could this injury be?
Sprain
Strain
Fracture
Dislocation
