Free Printable P.E 3 MIDTERM EXAM BSCRIM 2

1.

A process of covering a wound or an injured part of the body:

a)

Bandaging

b)

Wound Cleaning

c)

Splinting

d)

Basic life support

2.

Is a piece of material used to cover wounds, to keep dressings in place, to apply pressure to control bleeding, to support a medical device like splint, or on its own to provide support and to restrict a part of the body.

a)

Cravat

b)

Bandage

c)

Gauze

d)

Donut bandage

3.

This technique is used when a client has an injury in his elbow and/or arms

a)

Cravat

b)

Arm Sling

c)

Splints

d)

Open Phase

4.

It is used for wounds on top and back of the head, chest, hand, and foot, and as arm sling.

a)

Cravat phase bandaging

b)

Open phase bandaging

c)

Narrow phase bandaging

d)

Closed phase bandaging

5.

What do you call a bandage that is made from a strong type of cloth which has been cut into a right-angle triangle?

a)

adhesive bandage

b)

crape bandage

c)

square bandage

d)

triangular bandage

6.

All of the following needed to be bandage EXCEPT.

a)

A laceration on the arms

b)

A puncture on a foot

c)

An asthma

d)

An incision on chest

7.

What is used to stop bleeding and provide support for immobilization of a fracture?

a)

Dressing

b)

Hot compress

c)

Bandage

d)

Cold compress

8.

SCAN stands for.

a)

Speed, careful handling, accuracy, neatness

b)

Speed, careful handling, accuracy, necessary

c)

Speed, careful handling, action, necessary

d)

Speed, careful handling, action, neatness

9.

If you find an unresponsive person and don’t know why they are unresponsive the best way to determine if the victim is choking is.

a)

check for responsiveness

b)

give rescue breaths

c)

shake them

d)

check their mouth

10.

When performing abdominal thrusts, you should make fist with one hand and put the thumb side.

a)

above the navel

b)

below the navel

c)

across the chest

d)

on their breastbone

11.

What can you infer from the fact that it's recommended that any adult bystander attempts chest compression on a victim?

a)

There is no point in getting CPR training

b)

Chest compression is not very effective

c)

CPR training does not include Chest compression

d)

Chest compression is a simple and lifesaving technique

12.

To help stabilize a break or a fracture a ______________ can be used

a)

bandage, to cover it up

b)

Splint, to stabilize it and keep you from moving it and injuring it more

c)

Ice Pack, to cool the area

d)

Dressing, to cover the wound

13.

Which of the following can cause choking?

a)

Eating large pieces of food chewing incompletely

b)

Sleeping

c)

Working in front of the laptop

d)

Riding the car

14.

What is the symptom of choking?

a)

Coughing or gagging

b)

Inability to talk

c)

Difficulty breathing

d)

Passing out

15.

What is the medical term for a nosebleed?

a)

Psoriasis

b)

Ptosis

c)

Epistaxis

d)

Pronation

16.

Which of the following should you NOT do if you have a nosebleed?

a)

Relax

b)

Sit Down

c)

Lean slightly forward

d)

Put your head back

17.

It is an injury cause by a dog?

a)

Cat bites

b)

Rabies virus

c)

Dog bites

d)

Venom

18.

During chest bandaging, apex of the triangular bandage must be in the:

a)

Shoulder of the injured part

b)

Center indention of the back

c)

Longer end of the knot

d)

Arm of the injured part

19.

Bandaging is the process of covering a __________ or an injured part.

a)

Plus

b)

Wound

c)

Patient

d)

Skin

20.

What type of injuries need a triangular sling bandage?

a)

Head

b)

Arm

c)

Chest

d)

Legs

21.

What is the purpose of a triangular bandage?

a)

For fun

b)

Nothing much

c)

Stabilize/immobilize the injured arm.

d)

None of the above

22.

This phase includes narrow, semi-wide and wide cravat phases of the triangular bandage depending on the affected body part of the victim.

a)

Open phase

b)

Cravat phase

c)

Narrow phase

d)

Close phase

23.

Suppose you are in a restaurant and notice a man at another table gasping for air. He places his hands to his throat. What is probably happening?

a)

The man is having a heart attack

b)

The man is choking

c)

The man is having an allergic reaction

d)

The man is vomiting

24.

What is not a sign of shock?

a)

Pale, clammy skin

b)

Increased pulse rate

c)

a. Nausea

d)

Wide eyes and open mouth

25.

Leslie was watching over the children in her childcare facility as they were eating lunch. Suddenly, one of the children choked. What could have caused the choking?

a)

The child chewed the food too much but did not swallow.

b)

The food was not cut into small enough pieces and the child chewed the food.

c)

The food was cut into large pieces and it took too long to chew.

d)

The child swallowed the food without chewing.

26.

While eating dinner, a friend suddenly starts to cough weakly and makes high-pitched noises. What should you do?

a)

Lower him to the floor, check for and remove an object if it is visible at the back of the throat, give a breaths and up to 5 abdominal thrusts.

b)

Give abdominal thrusts until the object is dislodged or he becomes unconscious.

c)

Encourage him to continue coughing to try to dislodge the object.

d)

Open the airway using the head-tilt/chin-lift technique.

27.

A woman is choking on a piece of candy but is conscious and coughing forcefully. What should you do?

a)

Slap her on the back until she coughs up the object.

b)

Give abdominal thrusts.

c)

Encourage her to continue coughing.

d)

Perform a check at the back of the throat.

28.

Pretend with your child that you are two kids hiking in the woods. You stop to eat your sack lunch. Your dad packed you tuna fish sandwiches, a bunch of grapes, and a bag of cookies. You're anxious to get back to hiking, so you and your friend eat quickly. As you are wolfing down your tuna fish sandwich, you notice your friend pop a few grapes in his mouth, get a funny look on his face, and then grasp his throat. He's not talking, and he doesn't seem to be breathing. What should you do? A. Obtain consent from parent or guardian, if present. B. Check scene, check person. C. Have someone call 911. D. Give five quick, upward abdominal thrusts. E. Lean the person forward and give five back blows with the heel of your hand.

a)

a. A B C D E

b)

a. B A C D E

c)

a. B C A E D

d)

a. C A B E D

29.

A squad of Marines was celebrating the end of prolonged and strenuous maneuvers with a steak dinner. During the meal, one of the Marines stood up clutching his throat, his face turning red. The choking sign was clearly understood; he was unable to speak and he had severe difficulty breathing. What should you do? A. Obtain consent B. Check scene, check person C. Have someone call 911 D. Give five quick, upward abdominal thrusts. E. Lean the person forward and give five back blows with the heel of your hand.

a)

A B C D E

b)

B A C D E

c)

C A B E D

d)

B C A E D

30.

When experiencing a nose bleed, you should always__________

a)

lay down and try to take a nap and sleep it off

b)

Place a bandage over the bleeding area

c)

Pinch the nostril for at least 5 mins

d)

Try to wipe it with a cold and damp cloth

P.E 3 MIDTERM EXAM BSCRIM 2

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 24mins

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