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WorksheetsInjuries and Accident Prevention
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which of the following best describes an intentional injury?
The action that caused the injury was done on purpose.
The victim could have prevented their injury from taking place.
The action that caused the injury was not done on purpose.
The victim could not have prevented their injury from taking place.
What does it mean if an injury is classified as preventable?
The victim could have prevented their injury from taking place.
The action that caused the injury was done on purpose.
The action that caused the injury was not done on purpose.
The victim could not have prevented their injury from taking place.
If an injury is unintentional and unpreventable, which of the following is true?
The action that caused the injury was not done on purpose, and the victim could not have prevented it.
The action that caused the injury was done on purpose, and the victim could have prevented it.
The action that caused the injury was not done on purpose, and the victim could have prevented it.
The action that caused the injury was done on purpose, and the victim could not have prevented it.
Which combination correctly classifies an injury where the action was done on purpose and the victim could have prevented it?
Intentional/Preventable
Unintentional/Preventable
Intentional/Unpreventable
Unintentional/Unpreventable
According to the material, what is the main difference between preventable and unpreventable injuries?
Whether the victim could have prevented the injury.
Whether the injury was caused by another person.
Whether the injury was physical or emotional.
Whether the injury happened at home or outside.
Which of the following would be an example of an intentional injury?
A fight at school.
A car crash caused by a distracted driver.
Trying a new skateboard trick and eating pavement.
Falling on an icy sidewalk.
Which of the following would be an example of an unpreventable injury?
A fight at school.
A car crash caused by a distracted driver.
Trying a new skateboard trick and eating pavement.
Speeding on icy roads and sliding into a ditch.
Ryan and Tyrell are having a verbal dispute over who caused them to lose a basketball game. It escalates when Ryan pushes Tyrell. How would injuries from this event be classified?
Intentional and Preventable
Intentional and Unpreventable
Unintentional and Preventable
Unintentional and Unpreventable
Ahmed is driving to work. It's snowing, so the roads are a little slick and the visibility is reduced. He's running late so he's trying to drive the speed limit. He hits an especially icy patch of road, which causes him to slide off the road. He manages to get control of the vehicle but, while sliding, he swipes someone's mailbox. How would this incident be classified?
Intentional and Preventable
Unintentional and Preventable
Intentional and Unpreventable
Unintentional and Unpreventable
Henry and Patrick are driving home after grabbing pizza for a game night at home. Henry is driving, and Patrick is the passenger. Even though Henry is a new driver, he's being cautious. He is traveling 2 miles per hour over the speed limit, but is following all other traffic laws. They are stopped at a red light. Suddenly, a drunk driver appears in Henry's rearview mirror. Henry hopes that the other car will stop, but they don't, and end up slamming right into Henry's car. From Henry's perspective, how would this incident be classified?
Intentional and Preventable
Unintentional and Preventable
Intentional and Unpreventable
Unintentional and Unpreventable
Which of the following is an example of a healthy risk?
Having unprotected sex
Trying a new sport
Not wearing a seatbelt
Smoking or abusing drugs
What is a key characteristic of unhealthy risks?
They help individuals grow in their development
They are less likely to result in serious injury
They have the possibility of serious or long-term risks
They always result in positive outcomes
Which of the following is NOT an example of an unhealthy risk?
Not stretching before exercising
Trying a new food
Not wearing a seatbelt
Smoking, drinking, or abusing drugs
Why are healthy risks considered beneficial for individuals?
They guarantee safety at all times
They allow for individuals to grow in their development
They always result in serious injury
They have long-term negative consequences
A student is deciding whether to try out for a new sport or to skip wearing a seatbelt while driving. Using your understanding of healthy and unhealthy risks, which choice represents a healthy risk and why?
Trying out for a new sport, because it supports personal growth and is less likely to cause serious harm
Skipping the seatbelt, because it is a common behavior
Both are healthy risks, as they involve making choices
Neither, because all risks are unhealthy
Which of the following is an example of a healthy risk that a person could take?
Trying out for a school sports team
Smoking a cigarette
Skipping classes
Driving without a seatbelt
Which of the following is an example of an unhealthy risk that a person could take?
Volunteering for a new project
Eating a balanced diet
Driving under the influence of alcohol
Studying for an exam
Why is it important to distinguish between healthy and unhealthy risks?
To avoid all risks in life
To make informed decisions that promote well-being
To ensure you never try anything new
To always follow what others do
Which of the following is a recommended action during a hurricane?
Move furniture and valuables to a safe place
Board up windows
Stay inside and avoid electronics
Seek shelter under sturdy furniture
What should you do if you are caught outside during a tornado?
Seek shelter under sturdy furniture
Move furniture and valuables to a safe place
Seek shelter in a ditch or low-lying area
Turn off utilities
During a flood, which of the following actions should you avoid?
Be prepared to evacuate
Turn off utilities
Don’t travel through or drink flood water
Stay inside and avoid electronics
What is the best place to seek shelter during an earthquake?
In a ditch or low-lying area
Under sturdy furniture or a doorway
In a lower-level interior room without windows
Outside, covered with a coat and scarf
Which emergency response is correctly matched with its recommended action?
Blizzard – Move furniture and valuables to a safe place
Thunderstorm – Stay inside and avoid electronics
Flood – Seek shelter under sturdy furniture
Terrorism – Board up windows
Why is it important to check gas lines after an earthquake?
To prevent flooding
To avoid fire hazards from potential leaks
To keep windows secure
To ensure electronics are safe
If a blizzard occurs and you must go outside, what should you do?
Bring outdoor items inside
Cover up with a coat, mittens, hat, and a scarf
Turn off utilities
Seek shelter in a ditch
What is the primary instruction to follow during a terrorism emergency?
Move furniture to a safe place
Follow instructions from emergency officials
Board up windows
Stay inside and avoid electronics
Which of these locations would be safest during a tornado?
Shed
Bedroom
Garage
Bathroom
Which precaution should you take if you are stuck outside during a thunderstorm?
Try to stay dry using an umbrella.
Avoid animals - they may become aggressive if they are afraid.
Keep away from tall structures and trees.
Get rid of light clothing - it can attract lightning.
What is the recommended first aid for a muscle cramp?
Apply ice and elevate the muscle
Stretch or massage the muscle and apply moist heat
Call 911 immediately
Submerge in cold water for 10-30 minutes
Which method is recommended for treating a sprain or strain?
RICE Method
CPR Method
AED Method
HEAT Method
What should you do if someone has a fracture?
Submerge the area in cold water
Get immediate medical assistance and create a brace or splint
Apply moist heat and massage the area
Wrap the area loosely
How should a 1st degree burn be treated?
Call 911 and elevate the arms and feet
Submerge in cold water for 10-30 minutes and wrap loosely
Apply moist heat and massage the area
Use the RICE method
If a 2nd degree burn is larger than 2-3 inches, how should it be treated?
Treat as a first-degree burn
Treat as a third-degree burn
Apply moist heat
Use the RICE method
Which of the following is NOT recommended for a 3rd degree burn?
Call 911
Elevate the arms and feet
Submerge in cold water
Do not submerge in cold water
What is the first step you should take before and after dealing with a wound?
Apply a bandage
Wash your hands
Use an antiseptic spray
Call for help
Why is it recommended to wear protective gloves when helping another person with a wound?
To keep your hands clean
To prevent the spread of blood-borne diseases
To avoid getting the wound wet
To make the process faster
Which of the following is the correct way to clean a cut or scrape?
Wash with hot water only
Wash with mild soap and water
Use alcohol directly on the wound
Leave it unwashed
If a wound is more than an abrasion, what should you do after covering it with sterile gauze?
Remove the gauze immediately
Cover the gauze with a sterile bandage and elevate the wound above the heart
Apply ice directly to the wound
Leave the wound uncovered
What should you do if the wound continues to bleed after initial care?
Remove all dressings
Wrap a bandage tightly enough over the dressing to maintain pressure
Wash the wound again
Ignore the bleeding
A friend has a deep cut that is still bleeding after you have washed it and applied a sterile gauze. What is the next best step to take?
Remove the gauze and let the wound air out
Wrap a bandage tightly over the dressing and keep the wound elevated
Apply lotion to the wound
Do nothing and wait for the bleeding to stop
Griffin just joined his school's soccer team. They had a rough practice and, later that night, he gets a cramp in his leg. How should he treat this?
Ignore it - eventually it might go away.
Massage or stretch the muscle.
Apply ice.
Take Tylenol or Ibuprofen.
Uriah is cooking with his family. He's cutting a tomato when he accidently slices his finger. What is the first thing that he, or the person treating him, should do?
Wash the wound with soap and water.
Apply a band aid.
Elevate the injury.
Apply pressure.
Truman has a second degree burn that is approximately 4 inches in size. What is the appropriate first aid response?
Try to ignore it.
Keep the burn below the heart line.
Submerge the burn in cold water for 10-30 minutes.
Seek immediate medical assistance.
Identify the different parts of RICE.
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
Run, Ice, Compress, Exercise
Rest, Inhale, Compress, Elevate
Relax, Ice, Cover, Elevate
In medical emergencies, such as if someone is having a heart attack or choking, what is the first step?
Call for help or emergency services.
Give them water.
Move them to a different location.
Wait to see if they recover on their own.
Victoria walks into the women's restroom and finds someone on the floor. They are unresponsive and begin throwing up. Victoria does not know what happened prior to walking into the restroom. True or False: She should turn the victim's head (leaving the body still) so that the victim does not choke on the vomit.
True
False
Only if the victim is conscious
Only if medical help is delayed
What is the immediate and most critical first aid action you should take when you witness a person with a deep laceration to their inner thigh and significant bright red blood spurting from the wound?
Elevate the injured leg above the heart and apply a cold compress to the wound.
Apply direct, firm pressure to the wound with a clean cloth or your hand, and call 911.
Attempt to clean the wound thoroughly with bottled water and then apply a sterile dressing.
Reassure the person and wait for professional medical help to arrive, as moving them could cause further injury.
What does CPR stand for ?
Caring people rule
Cardio pulmonary resuscitation
Cardio pulmonary research
Children's protective rights
What is the name of the law that will protect the responder from financial liability?
Good Samaritan Law
Got you covered law
First responders law
Responder vs victim law.
What do the 3 C's stand for ( in order)
Care, call, check
Care,check, call
Check, call, check
Check, call, care
How deep do we compress the chest on an adult when giving CPR?
At least 2" but no more than 2.4"
At least 1.5" but not more than 2"
at least 1 " but no more than 1.5"
at least 3" but no more than 3.5"
When should we use an AED machine?
After 5 cycles
As soon as it arrives
before giving chest compressions
Following each rescue breath
We walk into the gym, a person is lying on the floor. What is the 1st step in giving care?
Check the person for consciousness
Immediately start CPR
Check the room for safety
Call 9-1-1
What is the compression rate in Adult CPR?
90-110 bpm
65-90 bpm
85- 100 bpm
100-120 bpm
When do we stop giving CPR
When we become too tired to continue
If there are signs of life
When the scene becomes unsafe
All of the above
If you are with a group of people, how many should you ask to call 911 and get the AED?
Just yell it out and hope someone does it
1 person
Do not say anything and just it yourself
When performing compressions-only CPR, what is the primary goal of the compressions?
To inflate the victim's lungs.
To clear an airway obstruction.
To circulate oxygenated blood to the brain and other vital organs.
To help the victim regain consciousness immediately.
When performing CPR, where should your hands be placed on the victim's chest?
On the upper part of the sternum (breastbone).
On the lower half of the sternum, just above the tip of the xiphoid process
Directly over the heart, regardless of sternum placement.
On the victim's ribs to the side of the sternum.
What does "full chest recoil" refer to in the context of CPR compressions?
The victim's chest completely flattening after each compression.
The rate at which you perform compressions.
Allowing the chest to fully return to its original position.
The depth of each compression.
What does AED stand for?
Automatic External Defibrillator
An Excellent Device
An Extra Device
