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Sepsis Awareness Quiz

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is sepsis?

a)

A medical emergency that needs treatment right away

b)

A type of vaccine

c)

A mild cold

d)

A broken bone

2.

Why is it important for parents to know the signs of sepsis?

a)

So they can get medical attention early

b)

So they can avoid eating vegetables

c)

So they can skip vaccinations

d)

So they can sleep more

3.

If your child is sick and not getting better, what should you do?

a)

Call your doctor or get medical care

b)

Wait and see

c)

Give them candy

d)

Ignore the symptoms

4.

What is the main reason sepsis is dangerous?

a)

It can damage organs and cause death

b)

It makes you hungry

c)

It causes sneezing

d)

It helps you sleep

5.

What is the immune system supposed to do when the body gets an infection?

a)

Fight the infection

b)

Cause more infections

c)

Stop working

d)

Make you tired

6.

What happens when the immune system overreacts during an infection?

a)

It damages the body's organs

b)

It makes you stronger

c)

It helps you heal faster

d)

It causes a rash

7.

What type of breathing can be a sign of sepsis?

a)

Fast, shallow breathing

b)

Slow, deep breathing

c)

Noisy breathing

d)

Breathing through the mouth

8.

Who can sepsis affect?

a)

People of any age

b)

Only children

c)

Only adults

d)

Only elderly people

9.

Which of the following is NOT a sign of sepsis?

a)

Sneezing

b)

Fever

c)

Shivering

d)

Very low temperature

10.

What is an arterial line used for in sepsis treatment?

a)

To measure blood pressure constantly from inside the arteries

b)

To check vision

c)

To measure body temperature

d)

To test reflexes

11.

What is a possible reason for a weak immune system that increases sepsis risk?

a)

Medicines that block the immune system

b)

Drinking milk

c)

Playing video games

d)

Reading books

12.

What is the purpose of giving antibiotics through an intravenous (IV) line to a patient?

a)

To fight infection

b)

To reduce pain

c)

To help with digestion

d)

To increase appetite

13.

What is a central line?

a)

A bigger IV line that goes into a larger vein

b)

A type of medicine

c)

A breathing machine

d)

A type of vaccine

14.

What does ECMO do for a patient?

a)

Takes over for the heart and lungs

b)

Improves hearing

c)

Heals broken bones

d)

Reduces swelling

15.

What can help lower the chances of sepsis?

a)

Preventing infections

b)

Eating more sugar

c)

Sleeping less

d)

Exercising more

16.

What do vaccines help prevent?

a)

Bacteria and viruses from causing infections

b)

Broken bones

c)

Tooth decay

d)

Sunburn

17.

What does a ventilator help with?

a)

Breathing

b)

Walking

c)

Hearing

d)

Seeing

18.

What should you do to any cuts or scrapes to ensure they heal as expected?

a)

Ignore them

b)

Clean them well and keep a close eye on them

c)

Cover them with dirt

d)

Leave them open to air

19.

When was the medical information reviewed?

a)

April 2024

b)

January 2022

c)

December 2023

d)

March 2021