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WorksheetsFirst Aid Quiz
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Cardiac Pulmonary Response
Cardiovascular Resuscitation
Cardio Pulmonary Recovery
When performing CPR, what is the correct rate of chest compressions per minute?
20 chest compressions, one breath per minute
30 chest compressions, two breaths per minute
40 chest compressions, three breaths per minute
50 chest compressions, four breaths per minute
If you are choking, how can you perform the Heimlich maneuver on yourself?
Place a fist slightly above your navel, grasp your fist with the other hand, and bend over a hard surface. Shove your fist inward and upward.
Place a fist on your chest, grasp your fist with the other hand, and push outward.
Place a fist on your back, grasp your fist with the other hand, and push downward.
Place a fist on your throat, grasp your fist with the other hand, and push inward.
What is the first step you should take as a responder?
Call Emergency Responders
Provide Care
Check the Scene
Run away
What is considered the most important step when responding to an emergency?
Check the Scene
Call Emergency Responders
Provide Care
Run away
What are the 3 C's of Responding?
Check, Call, Care
Check, Care, Call
Call, Care, Check
Care, Call, Check
What is the purpose of including hydrogen peroxide in a First Aid Kit?
To clean wounds
To treat headaches
To reduce fever
To provide pain relief
Which item in a First Aid Kit is used to cover and protect wounds?
Scissors
Gauze
Gloves
Rescue mask
Why are gloves included in a First Aid Kit?
To keep hands warm
To protect against infection
To provide comfort
To help with breathing
Where are some convenient places to keep First Aid Kits?
In the bathroom at home
In the kitchen
In your car
All of the above
What is a laceration?
A. A minor scratch on the skin
B. A cut in the skin that is usually deep enough to require stitches
C. A bruise on the skin
D. A burn on the skin
What type of wound is described as a scrape or burn?
Laceration
Puncture
Abrasion
Contusion
What type of wound is characterized by a hole in the skin caused by a sharp object?
Abrasion
Laceration
Puncture
Contusion
What is the first step in treating a laceration?
Use an antibiotic cream to prevent infection.
Apply a sterile bandage tightly.
Clean the wound with soap and water, or peroxide.
Use a clean cloth to apply pressure.
How should a sterile bandage be applied to an abrasion?
Tightly
Loosely
With pressure
Without pressure
What should you do if a puncture wound is deep or in a critical area?
Remove the foreign object immediately.
Leave the foreign object in and call 911.
Apply a sterile bandage tightly.
Use an antibiotic cream to prevent infection.
What is the purpose of using an antibiotic cream on a wound?
To stop bleeding
To prevent infection
To reduce pain
To clean the wound
What is a sprain?
The stretching or tearing of a ligament (connect bone to bone)
The stretching or tearing of a tendon (connect muscle to bone or muscle to muscle)
A break in the bone
Inflammation of a joint
What is a strain?
The stretching or tearing of a ligament (connect bone to bone)
The stretching or tearing of a tendon (connect muscle to bone or muscle to muscle)
A break in the bone
Inflammation of a joint
What is a simple fracture?
A. A broken bone that does not break through the skin
B. A broken bone that breaks through the tissue and skin
C. A bone that is slightly cracked
D. A bone that is completely shattered
What is a compound fracture?
A. A broken bone that does not break through the skin
B. A broken bone that breaks through the tissue and skin
C. A bone that is slightly cracked
D. A bone that is completely shattered
What should you do immediately after getting a sprain or strain?
Continue the activity
Use a heating pad
Stop activity right away
Call 911
If you must move a victim with a fracture, what should you do?
Immobilize the injury
Apply a bandage
Give them food
Make them walk
What does the "R" in the R.I.C.E method stand for?
Rest
Run
Rotate
Relax
What does the "I" in the R.I.C.E method stand for?
Ice
Inflammation
Injury
Immobilize
What does the "C" in the R.I.C.E method stand for?
Compression
Cold
Care
Cover
What does the "E" in the R.I.C.E method stand for?
Elevation
Exercise
Emergency
Examination
How should you position your head when treating a nosebleed?
Tilt your head back
Tilt your head slightly forward
Keep your head straight
Tilt your head to the side
What is a common symptom of a 1st degree burn?
Blistering
Charred black skin
Red and swollen skin
White and dry skin
What is a common symptom of a 2nd degree burn?
Red and swollen skin
Blistering
Charred black skin
White and dry skin
What might the skin look like in a 3rd degree burn?
Red and swollen
Blistered
Charred black or appear dry and white
Normal
What should you do immediately after getting a minor burn?
Hold the burn under cool water
Put ice directly on the burn
Cover the burn with a thick cloth
Leave the burn uncovered
What is the first step in treating a major burn?
Immerse the burn in water
Call 911 immediately
Apply ice to the burn
Cover the burn with a thick cloth
What is shock?
A condition where the body temperature drops drastically.
A dangerous physical condition in which the flow of blood throughout the body is drastically reduced.
A state of extreme happiness.
A condition where the heart rate increases significantly.
How should you position a person who is in shock?
Sitting up with their head between their knees.
Lying down on their back with their feet raised about a foot higher than their head.
Standing up straight.
Lying on their stomach.
What should you do to help restore blood flow to the brain of a person who has fainted?
Elevate the person's legs
Give them a cold compress
Make them sit up
Give them caffeine
What is the first step to take when you get a bee sting?
Ice the area
Take an antihistamine
Scrape the area with a fingernail to remove the stinger
Take an over-the-counter painkiller
