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Wound Packing

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
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1.

A student arrives at a scene with heavy bleeding from a deep groin wound. Which materials below are most appropriate to begin wound packing safely?

a)

Medical gloves (PPE) and compressed gauze

b)

Emergency trauma compression bandage only

c)

Trauma shears and a tourniquet

d)

Alcohol wipes and adhesive bandages

2.

According to the visual showing a rescuer kneeling by a patient on grass, what directive is emphasized for managing a deep bleeding wound?

a)

Apply a tourniquet above the elbow immediately

b)

Pack gauze into the wound until filled

c)

Rinse the wound with water before touching it

d)

Elevate the limb and wait for EMS

3.

In the preparation steps, what item are you instructed to locate before packing a wound?

a)

Hemostatic powder

b)

Compressed gauze in your kit

c)

Adhesive bandages

d)

Elastic wrap

4.

Making the wound visible may require which tool, according to the preparation guidance?

a)

Scalpel

b)

Trauma shears

c)

Tweezers

d)

Irrigation syringe

5.

Why is wearing gloves important during wound packing, based on the preparation notes?

a)

Gloves prevent loss of dexterity

b)

Gloves reduce the risk of contamination and exposure to bloodborne pathogens

c)

Gloves keep gauze from sticking to the wound

d)

Gloves signal to bystanders that help is coming

6.

What is the first step listed in the 'Steps for Packing a Wound'?

a)

Make a small ball of gauze with your fingers

b)

Open the gauze package

c)

Fill the entire wound cavity

d)

Use your pointer finger to push gauze deep

7.

Which finger is specified for pushing gauze deep into the wound?

a)

Thumb

b)

Pointer finger

c)

Ring finger

d)

Little finger

8.

According to the steps, when should you stop packing gauze?

a)

When the gauze reaches the skin surface

b)

When the patient reports pain

c)

When you reach the source of bleeding

d)

After placing three gauze balls

9.

What is the final goal described in the steps for packing a wound?

a)

Apply adhesive bandage over the wound

b)

Fill the entire wound cavity

c)

Wrap the limb with elastic bandage

d)

Apply ice to reduce swelling

10.

Which sequence best matches the early steps of wound packing described?

a)

Cut away clothing, open gauze, find gloves

b)

Open the gauze package, make a small ball of gauze, use the pointer finger to push gauze deep

c)

Apply ice, elevate limb, call for help

d)

Rinse wound, apply ointment, cover with adhesive bandage

11.

What is the purpose of packing gauze tightly into the wound?

a)

To speed skin closure by sealing the surface

b)

To create pressure at the bleeding source and control hemorrhage

c)

To keep the wound dry by absorbing all fluid

d)

To prevent scarring by limiting tissue movement

12.

What material is shown in the box image accompanying the steps slide?

a)

Elastic adhesive tape

b)

Gauze

c)

Sterile cotton swabs

d)

Hemostatic granules

13.

In the outdoor scene, what additional equipment appears near the responder that supports wound packing?

a)

A red first aid kit containing supplies

b)

An oxygen tank with mask

c)

A cervical collar

d)

A defibrillator

14.

Refer to the bulleted guidance shown in the visual: "Use all the gauze you have if needed; Keep pressure on the wound after packing; Use a bandage to secure the packing; Wait for more help to arrive." Which action is most appropriate immediately after you finish packing a wound?

a)

Remove the gauze to check for bleeding every few minutes

b)

Keep steady pressure on the wound and secure the packing with a bandage

c)

Elevate the limb and avoid any pressure on the wound

d)

Add antiseptic liquid directly into the packed wound to prevent infection