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Phase 2 Final (1st Semester)

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 2hrs 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How should you describe the nature of the incident to the 911 operator?

a)

Vaguely

b)

Briefly and clearly

c)

In a long story

d)

With minimal details

2.

What is the purpose of the ABCs of Bleeding Control?

a)

To manage minor injuries

b)

To control severe bleeding

c)

To provide CPR

d)

To diagnose illnesses

3.

Which step involves applying pressure to a wound?

a)

Alert 911

b)

Bleeding

c)

Compress

d)

Call for help

4.

What is the purpose of applying pressure with hands on a bleeding wound?

a)

To clean the wound

b)

To stop the bleeding

c)

To check for infection

d)

To reduce pain

5.

What should you do if you notice pooling of blood?

a)

Wait for it to stop

b)

Apply pressure and dressing

c)

Cover with a band-aid

d)

Ignore it

6.

Which of the following is NOT a sign of large-volume bleeding?

a)

Pooling of blood

b)

Continuous bleeding

c)

Small drops of blood

d)

Large amounts of blood

7.
What is the correct placement for a tourniquet?
a)
At the level of the heart
b)
2 to 3 inches above the wound
c)
Directly on the wound
d)
Below the wound
8.
What is the purpose of the STOP THE BLEED® course?
a)
To teach how to perform CPR
b)
To educate on controlling bleeding in emergencies
c)
To provide first aid for minor injuries
d)
To train in advanced medical procedures
9.
What should you do if you are injured while trying to help someone else?
a)
Continue helping regardless
b)
Stop helping immediately
c)
Seek help for yourself first
d)
Call 911 for the other person only
10.
When using gauze to control bleeding, how should it be applied?
a)
Only on the surface of the skin
b)
Tightly packed into the wound
c)
Lightly over the wound
d)
With minimal pressure
11.
Which of the following is NOT considered a life-threatening condition in disaster medical operations?
a)
Airway obstruction
b)
Severe bleeding
c)
Low body temperature
d)
Minor bruising
12.
What is the first step in the CERT size-up process during a disaster?
a)
Take action
b)
Establish priorities
c)
Gather facts
d)
Assess damage
13.
During a mass casualty incident, what is one of the primary roles of CERT volunteers?
a)
Establish command and control
b)
Transport patients to hospitals
c)
Assess and treat survivors
d)
Manage law enforcement
14.
What is the primary function of first responders during a mass casualty incident?
a)
To manage social media
b)
To establish command and control
c)
To assess the weather
d)
To provide entertainment
15.
What should CERT volunteers do upon arriving at a disaster scene?
a)
Wait for instructions from the media
b)
Start treating patients immediately
c)
Put on PPE and identify themselves to first responders
d)
Set up a command center
16.
What is the main goal of conducting head-to-toe assessments?
a)
To assess the environment
b)
To entertain the survivors
c)
To determine the extent of injuries and type of treatment needed
d)
To document injuries
17.
What is the significance of proper hygiene practices during medical operations?
a)
To speed up the process
b)
To reduce paperwork
c)
To prevent infections and protect public health
d)
To impress survivors
18.

What does CERT stand for in the context of emergency response?

a)

Community Emergency Response Team

b)

Civil Emergency Rescue Team

c)

Critical Emergency Reaction Team

d)

Community Emergency Rescue Task

19.

Which organization is associated with CERT Basic Training?

a)

FEMA

b)

Red Cross

c)

WHO

d)

CDC

20.

What is the role of CERT members during a disaster?

a)

To assist professional responders

b)

To replace professional responders

c)

To manage international aid

d)

To conduct scientific research.

21.

What is the significance of Disaster Medical Operations in CERT training?

a)

It prepares volunteers to provide basic medical care during emergencies

b)

It trains volunteers to perform surgeries

c)

It focuses on international medical aid

d)

It teaches advanced medical research.

22.

What does an AED do?

a)

Analyze the heart rhythm

b)

Deliver a shock

c)

Indicate whether or not a shock is required

d)

All of the above

23.
Being properly trained and equipped for any medical disaster is known as?
a)
Emergency Personnel
b)
Emergency Preparedness
c)
Emergency Communication
24.
FEMA's (Federal Emergency Management Agency) Community Emergency Response Team Program (CERT) trains volunteers to prepare for disasters.
a)
True
b)
False
25.

Identify the four properties of a fire triangle.

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26.

What does the "P" stand for in "P.A.S.S" in Fire Safety?

4 lines
27.

What does the "A" stand for in "P.A.S.S" in Fire Safety?

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28.

What does the first "S" stand for in "P.A.S.S" in Fire Safety?

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29.

The acronym P.A.S.S. is used for operating a:

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30.

What is Step 1 of the CERT "On-Scene Size Up Process"

a)

Assess and Communicate the Damage

b)

Gather Facts

c)

Establish Priorities

d)

Take Action

31.

What is Step 2 of the CERT "On-Scene Size Up Process"

a)

Assess and Communicate the Damage

b)

Gather Facts

c)

Establish Priorities

d)

Take Action

32.

What is Step 3 of the CERT "On-Scene Size Up Process"

a)

Gather Facts

b)

Consider Possibilities

c)

Establish Priorities

d)

Assess and Communicate Damage

33.

What does the "D" in DCAP-BTLS represent?

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34.

What does the "C" in DCAP-BTLS represent?

4 lines
35.

What does the "A" in DCAP-BTLS represent?

4 lines
36.

What does the "P" in DCAP-BTLS represent?

4 lines
37.

What does the "B" in DCAP-BTLS represent?

4 lines
38.

What does the "T" in DCAP-BTLS represent?

4 lines
39.

What does the "L" in DCAP-BTLS represent?

4 lines
40.

What does the "S" in DCAP-BTLS represent?

4 lines
41.

WHAT ARE THE FOUR TYPES OF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS?

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42.

Describe what qualifies as an "A" type of Fire

4 lines
43.

The "B" type of fire is classified as ....

a)

Ordinary Solid Materials

b)

Electrical Equipment

c)

Flammable Liquids

d)

Kitchen Oils

44.

The "C" type of fire is classified as ....

a)

Ordinary Solid Materials

b)

Electrical Equipment

c)

Flammable Liquids

d)

Kitchen Oils

45.

The "k" type of fire is classified as ....

a)

Ordinary Solid Materials

b)

Electrical Equipment

c)

Flammable Liquids

d)

Kitchen Oils

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