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Worksheets1st Aid Chapter: Chapter 04 – Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
You can evaluate an alert, responsive person’s ability to remember by asking: A) person, place, time, and event. B) who, what, where, and why. C) who, what, when, and where. D) person, time, where, and why.
A) person, place, time, and event.
B) who, what, where, and why.
C) who, what, when, and where.
D) person, time, where, and why.
Which of the following indicates a breathing problem?
Snoring
Gurgling
Wheezing
All of these are correct.
If the unresponsive person is breathing, the best position for the person is:
on the back.
on the stomach.
on the side.
A ______ should follow the primary assessment.
secondary assessment
scene size-up
physical exam
SAMPLE history
Using the mnemonic _______ can help you collect the person’s history.
PEARL
HELP
PAIN
SAMPLE
The P in SAMPLE stands for:
period of illness.
period of communicability.
pertinent past medical history.
pattern of injury.
Medical identification tags can help the first responder identify:
allergies.
medications.
medical history.
All of these are correct.
A physical exam of an adult assesses the person’s entire body from:
toe to head
side to side
head to toe
None of these is correct
Which of the following is an example of a sign?
Numbness
Dizziness
Moist skin
Pain
The D in DOTS stands for:
distal
deformity
determine
dislocation
A head-to-toe physical exam should be performed in: A) a responsive person with mild to severe injury. B) an unresponsive person with unknown injury. C) a person with no significant cause of injury. D) a person with significant cause of injury.
a responsive person with mild to severe injury
an unresponsive person with unknown injury
a person with no significant cause of injury
a person with significant cause of injury
How do you check a person’s part of the body for tenderness?
Press it inward between your hands.
Thump it with your fingers.
Have the person attempt to stretch slowly in the opposite direction.
Have the person press on the area for pain or tenderness if they are able to.
Which of the following should be checked when assessing the person’s skin condition?
Skin color
Skin temperature
Skin moisture
All of these are correct.
Performing a secondary assessment (physical exam) is important to do prior to obtaining a SAMPLE history as it allows injuries to be found and cared for sooner.
True
False
True or False? A responsive person with no evidence of spinal injury should be placed in the recovery position.
True
False
True or False? Asking a person “what happened?” and “where do you hurt?” is part of a SAMPLE history.
True
False
True or False? You are providing first aid to a conscious person who appears to have suffered a spinal injury. You should assess the injury by asking him to move his arms and legs.
True
False
True or False? You are providing care to a person complaining of abdominal pain. Your physical assessment should focus on providing a diagnosis of what is wrong.
True
False
True or False? You are providing care to a person who appears to have suffered a stroke. The presence of unequal pupils is an abnormal finding and occurs in 2-4% of the population.
True
False
Delayed capillary refill is a more accurate finding in adults than children.
True
False
