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WorksheetsFirst Aid/ CPR/ AED Unit Test
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the most important first step in providing care?
Assess Breathing
Activate EMS
Control Bleeding
Scene Safety
What are the four main Signs you can check for an ill patient?
Pulse, Eye Color, Hair Color, Respirations.
Pulse, Respirations, Temperature, Tissue Color.
Pulse, Eye Dilation, Draining Fluid, Tissue Color.
Pulse, Respirations, Temperature, Headache.
The Recovery Position can be used when:
The patient is unconscious.
The patient is not breathing.
The patient is vomiting.
The patient is unconscious & the patient is vomiting.
The average pulse rate during exercise is:
Higher than 100 bpm
Lower than 100 bpm
60-80 bpm
80-100 bpm
If a patient is suffering heat exhaustion, you should:
Place a small blanket on their back.
Give the patient something to eat.
Let them finish the hike on their own.
Get them in the shade or Air Conditioning.
If someone is choking, the landmark for an Abdominal Thrust is:
Just above the navel and below the ribs.
Just below the navel.
Just below the neck.
Just above the Xiphoid Process.
If the patient is pregnant and choking, you should:
Perform a jaw thrust.
Perform chest thrusts.
Perform abdominal thrusts.
Perform a chair thrust.
Treatment for shock would normally be used after which scenario?
The patient leaves the scene of an accident.
The patient calls 911.
The patient faints.
The patient has chest pain.
If the patient is having an allergic reaction, you should:
Give them something to drink.
Ask them if they have an Epi-Pen.
Grab their inhaler for them.
Immediately give them one baby aspirin.
What is the best way to control bleeding?
Take their temperature.
Place ice directly on the wound.
Pour water on the injured area.
Use direct pressure over the wound.
If the patient has a 2nd degree burn, you should rip the blister open.
True
False
When performing Adult CPR, compress the chest:
.5 - 1 inch.
1 - 1.3 inches.
2 - 2.4 inches.
4 - 5 inches.
What is the rate of chest compressions during CPR?
75 compressions per minute.
No more than 50 compressions per minute.
25 compressions per minute.
100 - 120 compressions per minute.
Why can CPR help a patient that suffered cardiac arrest?
CPR builds blood pressure in the body.
CPR supplies oxygen to the brain.
CPR buys the patient a little time until Professionals can take over.
All of the answers.
If an infant is choking, you should:
Invert the baby on your arm and perform back slaps.
Invert the baby by their ankles and perform one tap.
Leave the baby to go get help.
Squeeze their stomach.
What does the AED stand for?
Always End Differences.
Auto Executive Dispatch.
Automated External Defibrillator.
Automated Electronic Department.
What is the correct order for using the AED?
Place the Pads, Turn on the AED, Shock the Patient.
Call 911, Turn on the AED, Bare the Chest, Place the Pads.
Turn on the AED, Call 911, Leave.
Bare the Chest, Call 911, Shock the Patient.
What heart rhythm does an AED shock?
Sinus
Asystole
Atrial Fibrillation
Ventricular Fibrillation
Can you shock the wrong person using an AED?
Yes
No
If the patient has severe pain in the head, neck, or spine during injury assessment, you should
Finish the Assessment.
Leave the scene.
Move the patient to a chair.
Perform C-Spine and call 911.
During a full body injury check, what body part do you check first?
Abdomen
Arms
Neck
Legs
Why does R.I.C.E. help during an injury assessment?
Reduces inflammation.
Tells you where the pain is coming from.
Increases blood flow by movement.
Heats up the joint.
What are the top two major symptoms of a heart attack?
Headache and blurred vision.
Chest pain and shortness of breath.
Paralysis and stomach pain.
Hearing impaired and lower extremity pain.
For a stroke patient what does F.A.S.T. stand for?
Face, Arms, Speech, Time.
Front, Arms, Sides, Torso.
First, Alarm, Stand, Tall.
Fast, All, Switch, Tight.
What is the best treatment for a jellyfish sting?
Rubbing Alcohol
Vinegar
Honey
Baking Soda
