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First-Aid

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 45mins

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1.

What is the first concern in a bleeding wound?

a)

To control the bleeding

b)

To prevent infection

c)

To clean the wound

d)

To apply a bandage

2.

Why is it important to wash hands before giving First Aid?

a)

To prevent infection and protect both the rescuer and the victim.

b)

To ensure the rescuer feels more confident.

c)

To make the First Aid process faster.

d)

To avoid getting dirty during the procedure.

3.

What is the purpose of a first aid kit?

a)

To have essential supplies ready for treating injuries and emergencies.

b)

To store food and water for camping trips.

c)

To provide entertainment during long travels.

d)

To keep personal hygiene products organized.

4.

What is the Heimlich maneuver used for?

a)

To help someone who is choking by dislodging an object from their airway.

b)

To perform CPR on a person who has collapsed.

c)

To treat a burn by cooling the skin with water.

d)

To immobilize a broken bone until medical help arrives.

5.

Can someone who is not a certified rescuer give First Aid?

a)

No, only certified rescuers can give First Aid.

b)

Yes, anyone can give First Aid, but they should be cautious.

c)

Only trained professionals should provide First Aid.

d)

First Aid can only be given in emergencies by certified personnel.

6.

What is the recovery position?

a)

A position to help keep an unconscious person’s airway clear.

b)

A position to help someone breathe easier while sitting.

c)

A position to assist in performing CPR effectively.

d)

A position to prevent choking during meals.

7.

What should you do first in the event of a car accident?

a)

Rush to help the injured immediately.

b)

Assess the situation before rushing to help.

c)

Call the police without checking the scene.

d)

Take photos of the accident before anything else.

8.

What is shock in a medical context?

a)

A life-threatening condition where the body is not getting enough blood flow.

b)

A temporary state of confusion due to low blood sugar levels.

c)

A sudden increase in blood pressure leading to headaches.

d)

A condition where the body experiences excessive sweating.

9.

What happens to the tongue when someone loses consciousness?

a)

The tongue relaxes and can block the airway.

b)

The tongue becomes rigid and cannot move.

c)

The tongue swells and causes pain.

d)

The tongue remains in its normal position.

10.

What should you do if someone is bleeding heavily?

a)

Apply direct pressure to the wound and elevate it if possible.

b)

Pour water on the wound to clean it.

c)

Leave the person alone until help arrives.

d)

Apply ice to the wound to stop the bleeding.

11.

What is an AED?

a)

A type of medical imaging device

b)

An Automated External Defibrillator, used to treat sudden cardiac arrest.

c)

A portable oxygen tank for emergencies

d)

A device for measuring blood pressure

12.

What are the signs of a heart attack?

a)

Chest pain, shortness of breath, and discomfort in other areas like arms or back.

b)

Nausea and vomiting only.

c)

Headaches and dizziness.

d)

Fatigue and excessive sweating.

13.

What should you do if someone is having a seizure?

a)

Clear the area around them, place them on their side, and do not restrain them.

b)

Hold them down to prevent injury.

c)

Give them water to drink.

d)

Call for help and leave them alone.

14.

What is the purpose of First Aid?

a)

To provide immediate care to an injured or ill person until professional help arrives.

b)

To diagnose medical conditions accurately.

c)

To replace the need for professional medical treatment.

d)

To provide long-term rehabilitation for injuries.

15.

What does CPR stand for?

a)

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

b)

Cardiac Pulmonary Recovery

c)

Cardiovascular Pressure Regulation

d)

Cardiac Performance Response