WorksheetsFirst Aid/ CPR
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 15mins
How would you FIRST stop bleeding?
Heimlich maneuver
Direct pressure
Tourniquet
Ice
A ___________ degree burn affects only the outer layer of skin known as the epidermis
first
second
third
A ____________ degree burn affects the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous layer of skin.
first
second
third
A partial thickness burn is also known as a ____________ degree burn.
first
second
third
loss of blood, severe burns, bacterial infections, allergic reactions, and sudden emotional stress are all causes of what medical emergency?
seizures
stroke
shock
heart attack
All of the following are s/s of shock except....
cold skin
slow pulse
low blood pressure
excessive perspiration
scrape
abrasion
puncture
laceration
incision
tissue torn and separated from the victim's body
incision
laceration
avulsion
abrasion
jagged, irregular edges (pertaining to a wound)
abrasion
incision
avulsion
laceration
T/F: bleeding is the #1 cause of preventable death after injury.
True
False
How long does it take for blood to clot after an injury?
30 seconds
30 minutes- 1 hour
5-8 minutes
15-20 minutes
What does the C in the ABCS of bleeding stand for?
concern
capitate
compression
blood supply to part of the brain is interrupted or reduced, preventing brain tissue from getting oxygen.
shock
stroke
anaphylactic shock
heart attack
In stroke detection what does FAST stand for?
Face
Airway
Speech
Time
Face
Arms
Speech
Time
First Aid
Airway
Speech
Turn
Severe life threatening reaction to a trigger (I.E. allergy)
burn
stroke
heart attack
anaphylactic shock
What is the first line of defense with a victim suffering anaphylactic shock?
inhaler
CPR
epinephrine pen
All of the following are bone and joint injuries except...
fracture
dislocation
sprains
myocardial infarction
Splinting should be done for....
all fractures and dislocations
all sprains and strains
sprains but not strains
The spine board should be used for what type of injuries?
lower extremity injuries
spinal injuries
upper extremity injuries
abdominal injuries
A strip of rigid material used for supporting and immobilizing a broken bone
splint
sling
ACE bandage
AED
a break in a bone
fracture
dislocation
sprain
strain
bone displaced from the joint
fracture
dislocation
sprain
strain
overstretching of a muscle
fracture
dislocation
strain
sprain
A bone break that ruptures through the skin
closed/ simple fracture
open/ compund fracture
Treatment for fractures/ dislocations is directed at....
maintaining respiration
treating for shock
keeping the broken bone from moving
All answers are correct
T/F: a splint should be long enough to immobilize a joint and support above and below the joint.
True
False
T/F: A splint should not be padded.
True
False
What should you do if you notice signs of impaired circulation after applying a bandage or a splint?
Wrap it tighter
add another layer of bandage
check circulation and loosen splint
leave it alone
If an adult sustains multiple bee stings ( 10 or more) call 911 and have an epi pen ready just in case.
True
False
