WorksheetsChapter 1.3: First Aid Assessment
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the main goal of victim assessment?
Identify and correct life-threatening problems
Prepare the victim for transport
Protect yourself from injury
Render proper first aid care
What is the purpose of conducting a primary survey?
To assess vital signs
To identify and immediately correct life-threatening conditions
To perform a detailed assessment off the field
To conduct a scene size-up
How often should vital signs be taken once the victim regains consciousness?
Every 1 minute
Every 5 minutes
Every 10 minutes
Every 15 minutes
What is the normal range for an adult's pulse rate?
140 to 180 beats per minute
100 to 140 beats per minute
60 to 100 beats per minute
40 to 60 beats per minute
What is the normal range for an adult's respiration rate?
30 to 40 breaths per minute
20 to 30 breaths per minute
12 to 20 breaths per minute
5 to 10 breaths per minute
How is capillary refill assessed?
By measuring blood pressure
By assessing skin temperature
By checking the pulse rate
By squeezing a fingernail or toenail
What does a white tone in the victim's skin indicate?
Sunburn
Heat stroke
Fever
Shock
How is oxygen saturation measured?
By checking the pulse rate
By measuring blood pressure
Using pulse oximetry
By assessing skin temperature
What is the normal blood pressure range for an adult?
130/80 mmHg
110/70 mmHg
90/60 mmHg
150/90 mmHg
What is the purpose of conducting a secondary survey?
To perform a detailed assessment off the field
To identify and correct life-threatening conditions
To conduct a scene size-up
To assess vital signs
What is the STOP assessment used for?
To manage injured athletes
To guide a fast on-field assessment
To assess vital signs
To conduct a primary survey
What should be done during the on-field assessment?
Move the athlete immediately
Conduct a detailed head-to-toe assessment
Provide treatment without assessing the situation
Determine if the athlete can continue playing
What should be checked during the secondary survey?
Only external bleeding
Vital signs only
Only the head and neck area
Illnesses and injuries after excluding life-threatening conditions
How should the victim's privacy be maintained during the secondary survey?
Cut away all clothing
Conduct the assessment in a public area
Make every effort to protect the victim's privacy
Ignore the victim's comfort
What does cyanosis indicate?
Infectious disease
Fever
Lack of oxygen
Adequate oxygenation
