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Emergency Response Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which action requires you to use your training and knowledge?

a)

Recognize that an emergency exists

b)

Decide to take action

c)

Activate the emergency medical services system

d)

Give care consistent with your knowledge

2.

What is the third step in the four actions you can take to make a difference?

a)

Recognize that an emergency exists

b)

Decide to take action

c)

Activate the emergency medical services system

d)

Give care consistent with your knowledge

3.

Which action involves making a conscious choice to help?

a)

Recognize that an emergency exists

b)

Decide to take action

c)

Activate the emergency medical services system

d)

Give care consistent with your knowledge

4.

What should you do if you are unsure about the severity of an emergency?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Decide to take action

c)

Activate the emergency medical services system

d)

Wait for someone else to help

5.

Which action is crucial for ensuring that professional help is on the way?

a)

Recognize that an emergency exists

b)

Decide to take action

c)

Activate the emergency medical services system

d)

Give care consistent with your knowledge

6.

Which of the following is a sign of recognizing an emergency?

a)

Unusual noises

b)

Regular traffic sounds

c)

Normal weather conditions

d)

Common household smells

7.

What is NOT a bystander’s role in an emergency?

a)

Giving first aid

b)

Calling 911

c)

Getting equipment

d)

Ignoring the situation

8.

A heart attack is an example of which type of condition?

a)

Life-threatening

b)

Mild

c)

Non-urgent

d)

Cosmetic

9.

What is a stroke considered?

a)

Life-threatening condition

b)

Minor injury

c)

Non-urgent issue

d)

Cosmetic problem

10.

What type of condition is a heart attack?

a)

Life-threatening

b)

Minor

c)

Non-urgent

d)

Cosmetic

11.

What type of landmarks should you mention to the dispatcher?

a)

Historical landmarks

b)

Landmarks near the emergency

c)

Landmarks in another country

d)

Landmarks from a movie

12.

What should you check to understand the condition of the person involved in an emergency?

a)

Whether the scene is safe

b)

What happened to cause the emergency

c)

The condition the person is in

d)

Whether anyone else is available to help

13.

In which situation should you "Care First"?

a)

A child or infant who you saw suddenly collapse

b)

An unresponsive child or infant known to have heart problems

c)

An unresponsive infant or child who you did not see collapse

d)

Any person 12 years or older who is unresponsive

14.

What should you do if you are alone with an injured or ill person?

a)

Decide whether to call first or care first

b)

Wait for someone else to arrive

c)

Leave the person to find help

d)

Ignore the situation

15.

What is consent AND how do we obtain it?

a)

Consent is a legal contract; obtain it by signing a document.

b)

Consent is permission; obtain it by asking and receiving a clear yes.

c)

Consent is a suggestion; obtain it by assuming agreement.

d)

Consent is a rule; obtain it by following guidelines.