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Worksheets1st Aid/Fractures/Splinting/Stop the Bleed Quiz
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What does the B stand for in the ABCs of Bleeding Control?
a)
Bandage
b)
Bleeding
c)
Blockage
d)
Bolster
2.
What item that we have tried could be used as a sling or tourniquet?
a)
SAM splint
b)
EpiPen
c)
Triangle Bandage
d)
Vacuum Splint
3.
The Wet Bulb Globe Temperature is the same as the Heat Index.
a)
True
b)
False
4.
Which environmental injury could cause a person to stop sweating and possibly lose consciousness?
a)
Hypothermia
b)
Heat Stroke
c)
Heat Exhaustion
d)
Lightning
5.
When splinting an injury, it is best practice to splint:
a)
Above and below the joint
b)
at the site of the fracture
c)
2-3 inches above the injury
d)
on the joint
6.
This splint is made of pliable aluminum covered with a soft material; can be cut, folded, and molded for an injury.
a)
Triangle banage
b)
SAM splint
c)
ACE wrap
d)
Vacuum splint
7.
A fracture where the tendon or ligament pulls bone away at site of attachment.
a)
Avulsion fracture
b)
Transverse fracture
c)
Greenstick fracture
d)
Linear fracture
8.
After using gloves to clean a wound all the used gauze and gloves should be placed in a____________________.
a)
Sharps container
b)
Biohazard bag
c)
Left on the floor
d)
The patient should clean it up once they have stopped bleeding
9.
An infection causing organ failure and low blood pressure and causes the body to go into shock.
a)
Septic Shock
b)
Hypovolemic shock
c)
Anaphylactic shock
10.
After a tourniquet has been applied, who should remove it?
a)
Anyone
b)
The patient
c)
ER physician/OR Physician
11.
You should tighten a tourniquet until...
a)
bleeding stops
b)
the patient yells
c)
it's too painful
12.
What is important to write on a tourniquet when it is applied?
a)
Your name
b)
Time
c)
Your initials
d)
Date
13.
This type of fracture occurs when bone ends penetrate out of the skin.
a)
Open/compound
b)
Simple
c)
Comminuted
d)
Transverse
14.
This is an incomplete break, most common in children.
a)
Avulsion
b)
Comminuted
c)
Linear
d)
Greenstick
15.
If the fracture has the persons leg at a very odd angle what type of splint would be best to use if available?
a)
SAM splint
b)
Vacuum splint
c)
No splint, treat for shock
d)
Put the leg back in correct line and then splint
16.
Bleeding from an ____________, which is characterized by bright red blood that is rapid, profuse, and difficult to control.
a)
Artery
b)
Vein
c)
Capillary
17.
What should you do if you get blood on yourself while helping someone?
a)
stop helping until you have gloves
b)
wipe it off with a towel
c)
clean any part of the body that blood has touched as soon as possible
d)
call for someone else to help
18.
This is the #1 preventable death after injury.
a)
Fractures
b)
Internal injury
c)
Bleeding
d)
Brain Injury
19.
Type of shock that causes fainting, usually occurs through fear, causing the nervous system to react and rapidly dilate the blood vessels
a)
Psychogenic shock
b)
Septic Shock
c)
Hypovolemic shock
20.
What is the name of the bone under where an EpiPen should be injected.
a)
humerus
b)
femur
c)
tibia
d)
sternum
21.
What is the purpose of splinting an injury?
a)
to put the bone back in place
b)
to stabilize a broken bone while the injured person is taken to the hospital
c)
to prevent bleeding
d)
to prevent swelling
22.
This fracture is where the bone is broken at an diagonal angle across the bone.
a)
Transverse
b)
Oblique
c)
Linear
d)
Greenstick
23.
If a tooth is knocked out you can place it in which of the follow to transport it with patient to ER or dentist?
a)
back in the mouth
b)
in water or almond milk
c)
in cows milk or persons own saliva
d)
the tooth cannot be saved
24.
Type of shock you can treat with an EpiPen?
a)
Hypovolemic
b)
Septic
c)
Psychogenic
d)
Anaphylactic
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