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WorksheetsFirst Aid Pre-Training Assessment
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of the following is not the use of First Aid?
Preserve Life
Preventive Exercise
Promote Recovery
Prevent Further Harm
The correct compression-breathing ratio for adult CPR is:
15:2
30:2
5:1
Continuous compressions only
What is CPR?
Cardiac Personnel Recovery
Cardiology Preventive Rescue
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Chest Pressing Recovery
To control severe bleeding from a wound:
Elevate the leg and apply ice
Use direct pressure + tourniquet if needed
Give the victim water
Pack the wound with cotton
A deep puncture wound should be:
Cleaned with hydrogen peroxide
Bandaged tightly
Left open to drain
Evaluated for tetanus risk
A person clutching their chest, sweating, and short of breath likely has:
Asthma attack
Heart attack
Panic attack
Stroke
Immediate treatment for chemical burns is:
Apply ointment
Flush with water for 20+ minutes
Neutralize with vinegar/alkali
Rub with ice
To immobilize a suspected broken ankle:
Straighten the leg
Use pillows/splints to prevent movement
Massage the joint
Have the victim walk lightly
The first step in any first aid situation is:
Check for breathing
Ensure scene safety
Call emergency services
Start CPR
For a deep, bleeding cut on the arm, you should first:
Apply a tourniquet
Press directly on the wound with a clean cloth
Run cold water over it
Elevate the arm above the heart
How to treat a nosebleed:
Tilt head backward
Pinch soft part of the nose, lean forward
Lie flat on the back
Apply ice to the forehead
A minor burn with redness but no blisters should be:
Covered with butter
Cooled with running water for 10-20 minutes
Popped if blisters form
Rubbed with alcohol
Before starting CPR on an adult, you must:
Give 2 rescue breaths
Check for responsiveness and breathing
Find a pulse for 1 minute
Elevate their legs
The correct compression depth for adult CPR is:
1 inch (2.5 cm)
2 inches (5 cm)
3 inches (7.5 cm)
As deep as possible
Amount of blood in normal human body?
6 - 9 Ltrs
4.5 - 6 Ltrs
12 Ltrs
4 Ltrs
For someone having a seizure, you should:
Hold them down
Place them on their side and clear space around them
Put a spoon in their mouth
Pour water on their face
For a suspected broken arm, you should:
Try to straighten the bone
Support it with padding and a sling
Massage the area
Apply heat immediately
Which of the following is a non-venomous snake?
Russel's Viper
Indian Rat Snake
Indian Cobra
Common Krait
For heat exhaustion, move the person to:
A hot room
A cool place
Direct sunlight
A running vehicle
Choking in a conscious infant is managed with:
Abdominal thrusts
Back blows and chest thrusts
Slapping the back hard
Shaking the infant
