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First Aid and Burns Worksheet Questions

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The first aid principle whereby an unconscious casualty is put in recovery position with head turned to one side is to…

a)

help in circulation enough blood

b)

improve breathing more oxygen

c)

prevent aspirating any secretions

d)

prevent tachycardia in casualty

2.

The following are aims of first aid EXCEPT,

a)

To preserve/save life

b)

To prevent further harm

c)

To promote recovery

d)

To worsen injury

3.

Which of the following body systems work together to provide oxygen to the body cells?

a)

Musculoskeletal and integumentary

b)

Circulatory and musculoskeletal

c)

Respiratory and circulatory

d)

Endocrine and nervous

4.

The following are causes of epistaxis EXCEPT;

a)

Coughing excessively

b)

Nasal and sinus infections

c)

Prolonged exposure to dry air

d)

Vigorous blowing of the nose

5.

The first aider should educate the casualty bleeding from tooth socket to keep nil per os for the first 12 hours to prevent …

a)

disturbing the clot formed

b)

disturbing the gauze on the gum

c)

injuring the tooth broken

d)

injuring the tongue backward

6.

In a patient with shock, which of these pulses is the best to palpate?

a)

Brachial pulse

b)

Carotid pulse

c)

Dorsalis pedis

d)

Radial pulse

7.

A patient with spinal injury is likely to suffer from

a)

Anaphylactic shock

b)

Hypovolaemic shock

c)

Neurogenic shock

d)

Septic shock

8.

The following are complications of wounds EXCEPT;

a)

Fractures

b)

Haemorrhage

c)

Healing

d)

Infection

9.

Which of the following conditions can result in cardiogenic shock?

a)

Headache

b)

Lung abscess

c)

Myocardial infarction

d)

Septic arthritis

10.

Burns are caused by dry sources of heat whereas scalds are caused by

a)

Poisonous gases

b)

Electrical substances

c)

Moist source of heat

d)

Thermal substances

11.

Madam Abena Ataa sustained burns of the upper limb. On assessment, there was pain, erythema and slight swelling. What degree of burn will you classify her injury?

a)

Full thickness burns

b)

Mixed thickness burns

c)

Partial thickness burns

d)

Superficial burns

12.

Burns can be classified under which of the following?

a)

Depth and length

b)

Depth and width

c)

Extent and depth

d)

Extent and length

13.

Which of the following statement about Anaphylactic shock is true?

a)

Caused by emotional upset

b)

Caused by reduction of body fluids

c)

Over reaction between antibodies and antigens

d)

Over reaction between two antibodies

14.

In bandaging a patient’s left leg during a wound care procedure, the nurse would …

a)

stand in front of the patient and bandage from below upwards

b)

stand in front of the patient and bandage from top to bottom

c)

stand behind the patient and bandage downwards

d)

stand besides patient and bandage in any direction

15.

The application of tourniquet to arrest hemorrhage is associated with the following complications EXCEPT:

a)

Damage to nerve

b)

Damage to skin

c)

Gangrene

d)

Granulation

16.

Which of the following are the purposes of banding? I. To retain or secure dressing on a wound II. To support and immobilized fractured limb III. To prevent and reduce swellings IV. To arrest and control haemorrhage

a)

I AND II ONLY

b)

I AND III ONLY

c)

I, II, AND III ONLY

d)

I, II, III AND IV

17.

The separation of the epidermis from the basement membrane in superficial partial thickness results in …

a)

formation of blisters

b)

formation of gangrene

c)

formation of keloids

d)

formation of scarring

18.

Which of the following patterns of bandaging does the bandage ascend and overlap the preceding bandage?

a)

Broad bandage

b)

Circular bandage

c)

Spica bandage

d)

Spiral bandage

19.

The following are local signs and symptoms of fracture EXCEPT: I. Malaise of affected area II. Shortening of affected area III. Fever of affected area IV. Pain of the affected area

a)

I AND II ONLY

b)

I AND III ONLY

c)

I, II, AND IV ONLY

d)

I, II, III AND IV

20.

The partial displacement of the joint bodies with the articular surface is known as …

a)

dislocation

b)

sprain

c)

strain

d)

subluxation