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WorksheetsLesson 10 Secondary Assessment
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
During a medical training session, Arjun was asked: What does NOI stand for in medical terms?
Nature of Injury
Nature of Illness
Number of Incidents
Notable Observations
During a first aid class, Mia asks, 'What does "A" represent in the Level of Responsiveness when assessing a patient?' A = Alert and able to answer orientation questions.
Alert and able to answer orientation questions
Asleep and unresponsive
Agitated and confused
Awake but disoriented
During a first aid class, Noah is learning about the Level of Responsiveness. What does "U" represent?
Unresponsive to any stimuli
Usually alert
Understands commands
Unusually responsive
Match the levels of responsiveness with their descriptions.
U = Unresponsive to any stimuli
Person does not react to any stimuli
A = Alert and able to answer orientation questions
Person is fully conscious and oriented
V = Responds only to verbal stimuli
Person reacts when spoken to
P = Responds only to painful stimuli
Person reacts only when experiencing pain
During a first aid class, Ethan was asked what the DOTS acronym helps to identify in a medical emergency?
Signs of injury
Symptoms of illness
Causes of disease
Types of medication
During a first aid class, Maritza was asked: How many signs of injury are identified in the DOTS acronym?
Two
Three
Four
Five
Match the following first aid terms with their meanings.
Punctures/penetrations
What does the 'P' in DCAP-BTLS help detect?
Pain
What is often associated with injury or discomfort?
Pressure
What is the force exerted by a fluid against a surface?
Pulse
What is the rhythmic throbbing of the arteries as blood is propelled through them?
Lincoln is a medical student learning about pain management. What is the purpose of the pain assessment acronym?
To evaluate the characteristics of pain
To measure blood pressure
To assess heart rate
To determine body temperature
Michael is learning about pain assessment in his medical class. Which part of the pain assessment acronym refers to when the pain started?
Onset
Quality
Region
Severity
Match the following pain descriptions with their corresponding pain levels.
Grueling, numbing pain
Pain level 5
Consumed by torturing, crushing unbearable pain
Pain level 9
Horrible - vicious pain
Pain level 7
Physiologically intolerable pain
Pain level 10
William is a medical student learning about head injuries. What is the primary purpose of checking for depressions in the skull?
To assess hair growth
To detect potential fractures
To measure head size
To evaluate skin condition
During a hands-on physical exam in a medical training session, what is the first step Liam should take when checking each leg and foot?
Ask the patient to press legs inward
Check with both hands, looking for symmetry
Ask the patient to push legs outward
Check for reflexes
During a medical training session with Olivia and James, what is the primary purpose of using the SAMPLE acronym?
To assess a patient's medical history
To measure blood sugar levels
To evaluate lung capacity
To determine hydration status
During a first aid training session, Emma was asked what the 'B' in the ABCDE assessment stands for. What should she answer?
Breathing
Bleeding
Balance
Blood pressure
During a first aid training session, Grace was asked what the 'C' in the ABCDE assessment stands for in a medical emergency?
Circulation
Consciousness
Compression
Coordination
During a first aid training session with Luna and David, what is the primary purpose of the AVPU scale?
To assess a patient's level of consciousness
To measure blood oxygen levels
To evaluate muscle strength
To determine hydration status
During a first aid class, Olivia was asked what the 'S' in the SAMPLE acronym refers to in a medical context. What should she answer?
Signs and symptoms
Severity
Situation
Support
Match the following medical terms with their definitions:
Disability
A condition that limits a person's movements, senses, or activities.
Diagnosis
The identification of the nature of an illness or other problem by examination of the symptoms.
Discomfort
A state of unease or pain.
Dehydration
A condition resulting from excessive loss of body water.
During a first aid training session with Isla and Kai, what is the primary purpose of the FAST acronym?
To assess stroke symptoms
To measure heart rate
To evaluate muscle strength
To determine hydration status
During a first aid class, Aria was asked about the 'E' in the SAMPLE acronym. What does it refer to?
Events leading up to the illness or injury
Evaluation of symptoms
Examination results
Emergency contact
