WorksheetsCH12 FA - Hemorrhages
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is a hemorrhage?
A type of infection
Slow blood loss over a long period of time
Excessive blood loss over a short period of time
A skin rash
Which of the following is NOT a symptom of internal hemorrhage as listed in the learning material?
Fever
Pain
Vomiting
Coughing up blood
What symptom of internal hemorrhage involves the respiratory system?
Shock
Loss of consciousness
Coughing up blood
Pain
According to the learning material, which symptom of internal hemorrhage could indicate a severe and immediate medical condition?
Pain
Vomiting
Loss of consciousness
All of the above
What are the signs and symptoms of external hemorrhage?
Bruising and numbness
Redness and swelling
Spurting blood or steady flow
Pain and discoloration
What is a common symptom of external hemorrhage as indicated by facial appearance?
Redness of the face
Swelling of the face
A pale or cyanotic (blue discoloration) face
Flushed cheeks
Which of the following is NOT a symptom of external hemorrhage?
High blood pressure
Low blood pressure
Rapid, shallow respirations
Increased, but weak heart rate
What symptom of external hemorrhage involves the body's temperature sensation?
Feeling warm and comfortable
Sweating excessively
Feeling cold, shaking, or trembling
Sudden onset of fever
What is shock as described in the medical context?
A psychological condition causing sudden fear
A condition where the body lacks sufficient oxygen to organs and tissue
A sudden electrical discharge in the body
A rapid cooling of the body's surface
Which stage of shock is characterized by only skin signs and tachycardia?
Stage I
Stage II
Stage III
Stage IV
During which stage of shock is the shock responsive to a fluid test load?
Stage I
Stage II
Stage III
Stage IV
What is a defining characteristic of Stage III shock?
Responsive to fluid test load
Only skin signs present
Hypotensive shock transient responder for <20-30 min
Cardiac arrest by exsanguination
What percentage of total blood volume loss is associated with Stage IV shock?
10%
20%
30%
≥40%
What is Stage V shock typically associated with?
Mild symptoms and tachycardia
Moderate symptoms and fluid responsiveness
Brain ischemic signs
Cardiac arrest by exsanguination
What is the first step in controlling severe bleeding as depicted in the image?
Apply a tourniquet immediately
Clean the wound with water
Apply pressure to the wound with a clean cloth
Elevate the injured limb
When is it appropriate to use a tourniquet as shown in the image?
For minor cuts and bruises
When there is severe bleeding and other methods are ineffective
Immediately after any injury
For internal bleeding
Which artery is located in the neck and is one of the major blood vessels responsible for supplying blood to the brain and head?
Femoral artery
Radial artery
Carotid artery
Brachial artery
Where is the radial artery primarily located?
In the thigh
In the forearm
Behind the knee
In the foot
What is the primary function of the femoral artery?
Supplying blood to the lower leg
Supplying blood to the upper arm
Supplying blood to the head
Supplying blood to the lower limb
The popliteal artery is found behind which body part?
The knee
The elbow
The neck
The wrist
