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Unit 1 Quiz: First Aid Kit into Open Wounds

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

All first aid kits...

a)

have the same vital materials

b)

contain a flash light and blanket

c)

vary in materials

d)

are made to handle minor-major injuries

2.

This item in most first aid kits is extremely helpful in stopping bleeds with applied pressure

a)

aspirin

b)

instant ice pack

c)

gauze

d)

band aids

3.

An athlete has gotten a high ankle sprain in the middle of the field after being slide tackled. What is the most appropriate carry to escort them to the sideline for further care?

a)

Human Crutch

b)

2 Handed Seat

c)

4 Handed Seat

d)

Blanket Drag

4.

While two teachers were getting set up for the day, an earthquake occurred. An object fell from a ceiling and knocked one of the teachers unconscious while also starting a fire in the classroom. What is the most appropriate method for the remaining teacher to save their colleague.

a)

Human Crutch

b)

2 Handed Seat

c)

4 Handed Seat

d)

Blanket Drag

5.

You and a friend come upon an older man who has a broken ankle and is very shaken up after a catastrophe. The area is becoming unsafe. The man is conscious but can not put weight on his ankle, and seems to have hit his head as it is bleeding. How would you and your friend move the victim to safety.

a)

Human Crutch

b)

2 Handed Seat

c)

4 Handed Seat

d)

Blanket Drag

6.

First thing you do when you approach a possible incident

a)

Call 911 Immediately

b)

Assess the scene for safety

c)

Put on gloves

d)

Rush to the possible victim, every second counts

7.

PPE stands for

a)
Personal Protective Equipment
b)

Protecting People Exceptionally

c)

Personal Problem Evaluation

d)

Protective Equipment Emergencies

8.

What should we do first when someone experiences an electrical burn?

a)

Turn off the source of electricity

b)

Cool the burned area for at least 10 minutes

c)

Move the person away for the burning incident

d)
Apply ice directly to the burn area.
9.

What is a key characteristic of a 2nd degree burn

a)

Dry red skin

b)

Black Charred area

c)

Blisters

d)

Leathery texture

10.

After moving someone away from the cause of the burn injury what should we do for the victim

a)

Cool the burn with running water

b)
Apply ice directly to the burn
c)

Put on aloe immediately

d)
Wrap the burn tightly with a bandage
11.

A burns degree is determined by what?

a)
The color of the burn area.
b)
The age of the person burned.
c)
The location of the burn on the body.
d)

The layers of skin damage

12.

What's the difference between a sprain and a strain

a)
A sprain affects ligaments, while a strain affects muscles or tendons.
b)
A sprain occurs only in the ankle, while a strain occurs in the back.
c)
A sprain is a minor injury, while a strain is severe.
d)

A sprain affects tendons, while a strain affects ligaments.

13.

The C in the R.I.C.E. method stands for what when dealing with sprains, strains, and fractures?

a)

Clean

b)

Contain

c)

Cool

d)
Compression
14.

You may be able to identify a high level tendon strain by what?

a)

An audible popping noise

b)

swelling

c)

being able to directly pinpoint the area of pain

d)

lack of mobility

15.

A question we may be able to ask to differentiate a sprain from a fracture is

a)

Can you move it

b)

is it swollen

c)

can you pinpoint the pain

d)

does it hurt a lot

16.

A compound fracture can be described as

a)

A fracture that stays within the skin

b)
A fracture where the bone breaks through the skin.
c)
A fracture that occurs without any pain.
d)
A fracture that heals without medical intervention.
17.

When creating a hard splint for a major leg injury it is important to remember what

a)

Immobilize below the injury site to prevent loss of blood flow

b)
Encourage the patient to move the leg.
c)
Use a soft bandage for support.
d)
Immobilize the joint above and below the injury.
18.

The R.I.C.E. method is helpful in dealing with what symptoms of sprains and strains?

a)
Pain, swelling, and inflammation.
b)
Bruising, muscle cramps, and headaches.
c)
Nausea, dizziness, and fatigue.
d)
Stiffness, weakness, and fever.
19.

What is an example of a time we would call 911 when dealing with a sprain, strain, or fracture?

a)

Call 911 for a sprain with bruising and swelling

b)

Call 911 if it is an open fracture

c)

Call 911 if it hurts to move

d)

Call 911 if there is a visible deformity.

20.

A laceration is described as an open injury where

a)
the skin is torn or cut, resulting in a break in the skin's surface.
b)
the skin is scraped, resulting in a superficial abrasion.
c)
the skin is burned, causing damage to the outer layer.
d)
the skin is bruised without any break in the surface.
21.

An abrasion is described as

a)
A type of skin infection.
b)
A wound caused by the scraping away of the skin.
c)
A burn caused by heat exposure.
d)
A deep cut that requires stitches.
22.

The key in stopping bleeding from open wounds is

a)
Applying direct pressure to the wound.
b)
Rinsing the wound with water.
c)
Applying ice to the wound.
d)

Wrapping the wound loosely

23.

When you have gotten the bleed to stop and have begun wrapping the wound, what direction should you wrap

a)
Wrap in a circular motion only.
b)

Wrap from above the wound down to the hand or foot

c)
Wrap tightly around the joint area.
d)

Wrap up towards the heart

24.

When trying to stop a bleed, if the blood bleeds through the gauze what should you do?

a)
Apply more gauze on top and maintain pressure.
b)
Apply ice directly to the wound.
c)
Remove the gauze completely and wait for help.
d)
Use a tourniquet immediately without gauze.
25.

When dealing with a nose bleed we should

a)

lean forward, pinch nostrils for 10 minutes.

b)

lean backward, pinch nostrils for 10 minutes.

c)
Tilt your head back and swallow
d)
Blow your nose forcefully
26.

An arterial bleed would be described as blood flow that is

a)
dark red and oozing
b)
bright red and spurting
c)
pale and steady
d)
brown and dripping
27.

Which of the following is NOT recommended when providing first aid for a burn?

a)

Applying ice to the burn.

b)

Cooling the burn with running water.

c)

Removing the person from the source of the burn.

d)

Covering the burn with a sterile dressing.

28.

A type of wound that involves tearing of the tissues by way of excessive force is?

a)

Incision

b)

Laceration

c)

Avulsion

d)

Abrasion

29.

Which of the following is the most appropriate first step in caring for a wound with significant bleeding?

a)

Apply a tourniquet above the wound

b)

Wash the wound with soap and water

c)

Apply direct pressure with a clean cloth

d)

Elevate the wound above the heart

30.
What kind of fracture is shown in the picture?
a)
Open or compound
b)
Closed or simple