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CH12 FA - First Aid General Guidelines

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is first aid primarily concerned with?

a)

Providing long-term medical care

b)

Observing and responding to a medical emergency

c)

Conducting medical research

d)

Teaching health education

2.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a medical emergency in the learning material?

a)

Injuries or burns

b)

Poisoning

c)

Heart attack

d)

Paper cut

3.

According to the learning material, why is timing crucial in all emergencies?

a)

It determines the cost of medical care

b)

It affects the long-term treatment plans

c)

It is crucial for effective response

d)

It helps in legal documentation

4.

What is the first step to take according to the First Aid Guidelines when dealing with an emergency situation?

a)

Call a friend

b)

Start immediate treatment

c)

Do not panic

d)

Leave the scene

5.

According to the First Aid Guidelines, when should you consider moving a person?

a)

When they request to be moved

b)

Only if it is for safety reasons

c)

After administering first aid

d)

Immediately upon arrival

6.

What should you always consider according to the First Aid Guidelines to control during first aid?

a)

Time

b)

Infection

c)

The weather

d)

The person's age

7.

What is advised to do when speaking with a 911 dispatcher according to the First Aid Guidelines?

a)

Hang up immediately after explaining the situation

b)

Follow guidelines

c)

Provide false information to get quicker service

d)

Only give your location

8.

Why is it important to pay attention to your own safety according to the First Aid Guidelines?

a)

To avoid legal consequences

b)

To ensure you can help others in the future

c)

To prevent further harm to yourself

d)

It is not important

9.

According to the 9-1-1 Dispatcher Guidelines, what should you include when describing symptoms?

a)

Only symptoms that you imagine might be relevant

b)

Every possible symptom the person could have

c)

Only what you see or are told, including specific details like bleeding or chest pain

d)

General feelings of discomfort or unease

10.

What information about the person involved in the emergency should be given to the dispatcher?

a)

Their complete medical history

b)

Their name (if known), gender, and approximate age

c)

Their insurance details

d)

Their social security number

11.

What is required when describing your location during a 9-1-1 call?

a)

A vague description of the area

b)

The nearest landmark only

c)

Your exact location to ensure help can arrive quickly

d)

The color of the nearest building

12.

How should you respond to questions from a 9-1-1 dispatcher?

a)

Only answer questions you feel are relevant

b)

Guess the answers if you are not sure

c)

Answer all questions to the best of your ability

d)

Avoid answering personal questions