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First Aid 2024

Total questions: 82

Worksheet time: 41mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When helping someone who just burned their arm on an iron, you need to _______________________.

a)

wrap a towel around it.

b)

run it under cold water for 10 minutes.

c)

put ice on it immediately.

d)

put ointment and a band aid on the red spot.

2.

What is an example of something to remember if you have to call 911?

a)

stay calm

b)

know your address and phone number

c)

make sure your victim is in a safe place

d)

all of the above

3.

When your friend is bleeding, what is the next step after putting on gloves?

a)

put on a bandaid

b)

wash out the cut

c)

apply pressure

d)

use ice

4.

If you put ice on a burn, it can cause a blister.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

5.

You should always pop a blister.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

6.

What should you do if you break your arm?

a)

Run around and scream

b)

Sit down and wait for help

c)

Support it to stop it moving

d)

Continue moving your arm

7.

What should you do if you see somebody unconscious?

a)

Lie down next to them and wait for the ambulance

b)

Move them a lot

c)

Throw water on their head

d)

Tip their head back and roll them onto their side

8.

Where should you put the most important information for an emergency?

a)

In the safety box

b)

Under you bed

c)

In a visible place

d)

in the fridge

9.
What should you do when an accident happens?
a)
panic
b)
stay calm
10.
What is the first emergency action step?
a)
Check the scene
b)
Leave the scene
11.
What is the second emergency action step?
a)
Get a snack
b)
check the person
c)
Go home
12.
What should you wear to protect yourself when giving care?
a)
headphones
b)
gloves
13.
What is giving care to someone who is injured?
a)
First Aid
b)
Care salting
c)
Emergency Machinery
14.

What is First Aid?

a)

The immediate treatment given to a sick or injured person before a doctor arrives.

b)

Those things that we do and practise to preserve our health.

15.

Someone who applies first aid treatment on a victim is called ..................

a)

support aider

b)

first aider

16.

True or False: After giving first aid it is important to wash your hands, even if you were wearing gloves.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

Why should you wear personal protective equipment?

a)

To protect yourself from bloodborne diseases

b)

To impress people during treatment

c)

To avoid washing your hands

d)

To show people you know what you are doing

18.

The most important person in an emergency situation is

a)

the injured person

b)

the bleeding person

c)

the unconscious person

d)

you

19.

First aid advantages:

a)

Safer community

b)

Saving lifes

c)

increasing confidence

d)

all of the above

20.

When should you place someone in the recovery position?

a)

Breathing but unresponsive

b)

Not breathing and unconscious

c)

Suspected spinal injury

d)

All of the above

21.

Look, listen, and feel is used to check for ?

a)

Breathing

b)

Bleeding

c)

Counsciousness

d)

Pulse

22.

2. Which is an objective of first aid?

a)

To prolong life

b)

To intensify suffering

c)

To end the services of a physician

d)

To bridge the gap between the victim and the physician

23.

4. What is the first thing to do in assessing an emergency situation?

a)

Call for a help

b)

Survey if the scene is safe

c)

Do a head-to-toe examination

d)

Check the vital signs of the victim

24.

8. When a first aider does make the best use of things at hand. What characteristics does he/she show?

a)

Gentleness

b)

Being observant

c)

Resourcefulness

d)

Tactfulness

25.

The sudden twisting of a joint, resulting in torn ligaments is called (a)   .

26.

Severe burns can form (a)   .

27.

A type of bleeding where blood leaks from blood vessels inside the body

a)

Internal

b)

External

c)

Closed Wound

d)

Open Wound

28.

An injury in which the top layer of skin has been removed due to motion against a rough surface

a)

Laceration

b)

Avulsion

c)

Abrasion

d)

Amputation

29.

The most serious burns involve all layers of the skin and cause permanent tissue damage. Fat, muscle, and even bone may be affected.

a)

1st Degree Burn

b)

2nd Degree Burn

c)

3rd Degree Burn

30.

What is the FIRST THING you should do when coming upon a person who might need first aid?

a)

Clear the airway

b)

Check for a pulse

c)

Control bleeding

d)

Ask, “Are you OK

31.

A law enacted in most states that protects people from lawsuits if medical complications arise after they have administered first aid correctly

a)

Good Samaritan Law

b)

Evaluate

c)

Consent

d)

First Aid

32.
An epi pen is used for someone who is having
a)
heart attack
b)
stroke
c)
allergic reaction
d)
seizure
33.
You should never move a victim unless they are in immediate danger.
a)
True
b)
False
34.
You may break ribs during CPR.
a)
True
b)
False
35.
To cool a person with heat stroke or heat exhaustion, where should an ice pack be placed?
a)
neck
b)
armpits
c)
groin
d)
all of them are good places
36.
Person is awake and can talk, but may have pain or pressure in the chest
a)
stroke
b)
heart attack
c)
allergic reaction
d)
seizure
37.
What should you do if a person sprains their ankle?
a)
apply heat
b)
apply ice for 20 minutes
c)
apply ice directly on skin
d)
walk it off
38.

If someone with an injury or illness at work refuses care, you should

a)

Take care of the person anyways

b)

Take care of the person because they are a co-worker

c)

Stay with the person but be prepared to call 9-1-1

d)

Leave the person alone and go back to work

39.

What should you do if an injured person has severe bleeding?

a)

Apply pressure before calling 9-1-1

b)

Apply pressure after calling 9-1-1

c)

Call 9-1-1 and then look for something to apply pressure

d)

Apply a tourniquet to cut off blood flow

40.
Signs of an insect sting generally include:
a)
Shortness of breath 
b)
Swelling at the site of the sting
c)
Itchiness
41.
Anyone that is bitten by a person or a wild or domestic animal should seek medical help:
a)
The next day
b)
As soon as possible
c)
In the next two days
d)
When they have time 
42.
Signs that a person has swallowed a poisonous substance include:
a)
Turning blue
b)
Sleepy
c)
Pain or a burning sensation 
43.

How would you FIRST stop bleeding?

a)

Heimlich maneuver

b)

Direct pressure

c)

Tourniquet

d)

Ice

44.

You are attempting to control bleeding on a coworker who has cut himself while using a hand tool on a jobsite. How should you best address the possibility of being exposed to an infectious bloodborne disease?

a)

Wear protective barriers such as gloves, regardless of your relationship with the person you are helping.

b)

Avoid touching the person's blood with your bare hands to minimize your chance of exposure.

c)

Wash your hands with soap and water before and after care.

d)

Only use personal protective equipment if required by your employer's occupations exposure control plan.

45.

You have responded to an employee fall in the manufacturing plant where you work. your assessment makes you suspect the responsive employee may have injured his back. He has fallen into an aisle way that sometimes has forklift traffic. How should you address that?

a)

Use a clothing drag to pull the person along the long axis of the body.

b)

Leave him where you found him and have other stop any forklift traffic.

c)

Place the person on a blanket and drag him to the side of the aisle.

d)

Only move him if a forklift needs to come down the aisle.

46.

It is safe for you to help someone who has been injured by a cutting machine. She is responsive, so you introduce yourself and ask if you can help. She agrees and you assess she has no difficulty breathing. A quick scan for bleeding reveals a heavily bleeding wound on her left upper leg. What is your next action?

a)

Control the bleeding for the injury on her leg.

b)

Check skin temperature on the forehead.

c)

Look at her face to assess tissue color.

d)

Place her into a recovery position.

47.

You are caring for a person who has fallen onto a concrete floor from a high ladder. He is responsive and has a small bruise on his forehead. What should you do?

a)

Have someone activate EMS while you manually stabilize his head.

b)

Roll him into the recovery position to maintain and protect an open airway.

c)

Allow him to return to normal activity if you think he does not have a spinal injury.

d)

Gently help him into a sitting position to see how he feels.

48.

You are caring for a coworker with a nosebleed. What should you do to provide care?

a)

Roll up sterile pads and insert them into each nostril to plug the bleeding.

b)

Pinch the soft portion of the nose and have him tilt his head forward, chin down.

c)

Pinch the soft portion of the nose and have him tilt his head backward, chin up.

d)

Have the person lie flat on his back to reduce the chance of fainting.

49.

You are eating lunch in the cafeteria when another employee at a nearby table stands up suddenly and grasps his hands to his throat. You go to help and ask him if he is choking. How can you tell if the obstruction is severe and requires your help?

a)

He is coughing forcibly to try and get the object out.

b)

He spits out a big mass of food on to the floor.

c)

He has to speak in single words to tell you he is choking.

d)

He cannot speak or make any sounds.

50.
Why should you wear personal protective equipment?
a)
To impress people during treatment
b)
To look important
c)
To protect yourself from bloodborne diseases.
d)
To avoid washing your hands.
51.
How long should you wash your hands for?
a)
5 seconds
b)
20 seconds 
c)
1 minute
d)
At least 5 minutes
52.
Which of the following is NOT considered personal protective equipment?
a)
Raincoat
b)
Gloves
c)
Eye protection
d)
Mask
53.
If someone with an injury or illness at work refuses care, you should
a)
take care of the person anyways.
b)
stay with the person until someone with more advanced training takes over.
c)
take care of the person because the person is a coworker.
d)
leave the person alone and go back to work.
54.
In which of the following situations should you suspect that a person is in shock?
a)
The person has warm, red skin, is hungry, and has a headache
b)
The person has pale, cold, clammy skin and feels weak, dizzy, and thirsty
c)
The person has warm, dry skin and is not responding
d)
The person has cold, dry, red skin and is not responding
55.
When assisting someone who may be having a heart attack, you should do what?
a)
help the person walk around to help blood flow
b)
cover the person with a blanket
c)
keep the person calm and phone 911
d)
do nothing until the person collapses
56.
Fainting is a short period when someone 
a)
stops responding for less than a minute and then seems fine
b)
responds but is confused
c)
stops responding for long periods of time
d)
responds but has trouble breathing
57.
Which of these is a sign of stroke?
a)
sudden trouble seeing
b)
sudden shortness of breath
c)
swelling of the tongue
d)
sweaty, pale skin
58.
Which of the following are signs of severe choking?
a)
Cannot breathe or talk
b)
Can make sounds and talk
c)
Can cough loudly
d)
Can breathe, talk, or talk
59.
When you help someone with a small burn, you should
a)
put the burned area in a bucket of ice water until the burn does not hurt
b)
pack the burned area in ice until it does not hurt, and then cover it with a moist towel
c)
wear personal protective equipment, cool the burn with cold water until it does not hurt, and then cover it with a nonstick dressing
d)
cover the burn with burn cream and dress it with elastic dressing
60.
You should suspect a neck or spine injury if someone
a)
has fallen and injured his head
b)
says he doesn't have any history of high blood pressure
c)
begins singing loudly while in the shower
d)
complains of knee pain
61.
When giving first aid to a person with a nosebleed, you should
a)
stuff the person's nose with gauze pads while the person lies flat
b)
press both sides of the person's nose while the person sits and leans forward
c)
lightly press on the person's nose while the person sits and leans back
d)
tightly wrap gauze around the person's head and nose while the person sits and leans back
62.
When someone has an electrical injury, you should
a)
be sure to get to the person's side as soon as possible
b)
not wear gloves, because they are not required for electrical burns
c)
phone or send someone else to phone 911
d)
apply ice to the burn as soon as it is safe to do so
63.
A coworker is struck in the abdomen while on break. The coworker has a bruise and has signs of shock. What should you suspect is wrong?
a)
Bleeding you can see
b)
Cardiac arrest
c)
Bleeding you can't see
d)
A head injury
64.
What should you do if someone is in shock?
a)
Give the person water and a fan and keep him cool.
b)
Help the person to an air-conditioned building, and apply a cold cloth to the person's head.
c)
Help the person walk around until the faint feeling goes away, and then give him food with sugar.
d)
Phone 911, and then help the person lie down and cover him with a blanket.
65.
Which of the following is one of the most important protections you have when giving first aid?
a)
Wearing leather gloves
b)
Hand washing
c)
Supervisor backup 
d)
Gauze dressings
66.
You should phone emergency response number (or 911) when... 
a)
you can't find the keys to the office.
b)
someone is seriously ill or injured.
c)
you know exactly what to do in an emergency. 
d)
you wish to check if your phone is working.
67.
Before applying a bandage to an injured body part, you should...
a)
give the person aspirin to help thin the blood. 
b)
apply a tourniquet below the injury. 
c)
remove all soaked dressings. 
d)
use direct pressure to stop any bleeding. 
68.
After bleeding is controlled with a tourniquet, what is the next step?
a)
Loosen the tourniquet to make the person more comfortable.
b)
Remove the tourniquet. 
c)
Leave the tourniquet alone until someone with more advanced training takes over. 
d)
Add gauze to the area between the person's skin and the tourniquet. 
69.
You should suspect a neck or spine injury if the person... 
a)
was in a car or bicycle accident. 
b)
cannot climb a ladder without help. 
c)
has severe bleeding from a foot injury. 
d)
complains of stomach pain. 
70.
Someone has been bitten by a snake. One step in making sure the scene is safe is to... 
a)
have someone try to capture the snake. 
b)
have someone pick up and move the snake away. 
c)
have someone find the location of the snake. 
d)
have other people move away from the area. 
71.
When you give compression's to an adult, push the chest down... 
a)
one half the depth of the chest. 
b)
one third the depth of the chest. 
c)
only 1 inch.
d)
at least 2 inches. 
72.
When giving breaths, you can tell enough air is going in if you... 
a)
see the chest rise. 
b)
see the person start to breathe. 
c)
see the person start to blink. 
d)
see the person start to respond. 
73.
Once you've started giving compressions and breaths, you should keep going until...
a)
you collapse and need medical attention. 
b)
you get tired and do compression's incorrectly. 
c)
the AED arrives, the person responds, or someone with more advanced training takes over. 
d)
you decide that CPR has been performed long enough. 
74.
A sign that a person is having trouble breathing is that the person...
a)
can still cough hard. 
b)
is able to walk and talk without difficulty. 
c)
can only speak a few words at a time. 
d)
agrees to lie down until EMS arrives. 
75.
After each compression, you should... 
a)
let the chest come back up to its normal position. 
b)
check to see if the person is breathing normally. 
c)
re position the hands on the person's chest. 
d)
pause and rest to prevent fatigue. 
76.
Which of the following is TRUE regarding use of an AED?
a)
It doesn't matter where you put the pads on the victim's body. 
b)
To use an AED, you must know everything about the conditions an AED can correct. 
c)
The pad or pad package will show you where to place the pads. 
d)
You should count to 10 after the AED tells you to press the shock button before doing anything else. 
77.
When should you use an AED?
a)

If a person groans and moves after a tap and shout. 

b)

If a person complains of chest pain and shortness of breath. 

c)

If a person does not respond and is not breathing

d)

Only if another rescuer has completed 1 set of 30 compression's and 2 breaths. 

78.
you are giving sets of 30 compression's and 2 breaths. A bystander arrives with an AED. What should you do next? 
a)
You should finish whichever set of 30 compression's and 2 breaths you're working on. 
b)
You should use the AED. 
c)
You should make sure someone has phoned the emergency response number (or 911). 
d)
You should put a blanket on the person receiving CPR. 
79.
In which of the following situations should you suspect that a person is in shock?
a)
The person has warm, red skin, is hungry, and has a headache.
b)
The person has pale, cold, clammy skin and feels weak, dizzy, and thirsty. 
c)
The person has warm, dry skin and is not responding. 
d)
The person has cold, dry, red skin and is not responding. 
80.
When helping someone with heat exhaustion, you should spray the person with which of the following?
a)
A sports drink.
b)
A mixture of salt and water. 
c)
Cool water. 
d)
Prune juice. 
81.
Which of the following is a sign of low body temp?
a)
Deep, rapid breathing. 
b)
Red, dry skin. 
c)
Skin that is cool to the touch. 
d)
Active movement of the arms and legs for an extended length of time
82.
When you help someone with a small burn, you should... 
a)
put the burned area in a bucket of ice water until the burn does not hurt. 
b)
pack the burned are in ice until it does not hurt, then cover it with a moist towel. 
c)
wear personal protective equipment, cool the burn with cold water until it does not hurt, and then cover it with a nonstick dressing. 
d)
cover the burn with burn cream and dress it with elastic dressing.