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WorksheetsInjury Prevention & Safety Online Test (7th Grade)
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 24mins
What is the best first step to prevent most injuries?
Ignore warning signs
Pay attention to your surroundings
Run in crowded areas
Skip safety equipment
What does the R in RICE stand for?
Elevate
Rest
Reduce
Rotate
Which symptom is a sign of heat exhaustion?
No sweating
Cool, moist skin
High body temperature above 103°F
Confusion or fainting
Heat stroke is considered:
Not serious
A medical emergency
A minor condition
Something you can fix by drinking juice
What should you do if someone might be poisoned?
Give them food
Call the Poison Control Center or 911
Make them vomit
Ignore it
The universal signal for choking is:
Waving your arms
Holding your stomach
Grabbing your throat
Coughing loudly
A fracture is:
A. A stretched muscle
B. A break or crack in a bone
C. A temporary loss of breathing
D. A burn on the skin
Which of the following is a sprain?
Broken bone
Torn or stretched ligament
Overheating
Dislocated joint
CPR is used when someone:
Has a fever
Has stopped breathing or their heart has stopped
Has a sprained ankle
Breaks a bone
Which of the following is a symptom of frostbite?
Sweaty skin
Permanent tissue damage in the fingers or toes
Match the term with the correct definition. 11. ___ A bone displaced from its normal position
E. Rescue breathing
C. Strain
D. Shock
A. Hypothermia
B. Dislocation
Match the term with the correct definition. 12. ___ The body temperature becomes dangerously low
D. Shock
A. Hypothermia
E. Rescue breathing
C. Distension
B. Dislocation
Match the term with the correct definition. 13. ___ A sudden burst of electrical activity in the brain
C. Strain
B. Dislocation
A. Hypothermia
H. Seizure
D. Shock
Match the term with the correct definition. 14. ___ Painful and involuntary muscle spasms caused by heat
A. Hypothermia
D. Shock
C. Strain
F. Heat cramps
B. Dislocation
Match the term with the correct definition. 15. ___ Sudden loss of cardiac activity
D. Shock
A. Hypothermia
C. Distension
G. Cardiac arrest
B. Dislocation
Match the term with the correct definition. 16. ___ Tension/stretching of muscles or tendons
E. Rescue breathing
D. Shock
C. Strain
B. Dislocation
A. Hypothermia
Match the term with the correct definition. 17. ___ Insufficient blood flow to the brain
C. Distension
D. Shock
B. Dislocation
A. Hypothermia
J. Stroke
Match the term with the correct definition. 18. ___ Potentially life-threatening condition caused by insufficient blood flow in the body
D. Shock
A. Hypothermia
B. Dislocation
C. Strain
E. Rescue breathing
Match the term with the correct definition. 19. ___ Blocked blood flow to the heart
D. Shock
C. Distension
B. Dislocation
A. Hypothermia
I. Heart attack
Match the term with the correct definition. 20. ___ Breathing air into a person who has stopped breathing
C. Distension
B. Dislocation
A. Hypothermia
D. Shock
E. Rescue breathing
Heat stroke can be treated by drinking water and resting.
True
False
You must have consent before helping an injured person.
True
False
Implied consent occurs when the person is unconscious or cannot respond.
True
False
Abdominal compressions are used to help someone who is choking.
True
False
Frostbite usually affects the hands, feet, ears, and nose.
True
False
The difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke is:
Heat exhaustion is less severe and can progress to heat stroke, which is a potentially life-threatening condition.
Heat exhaustion is more dangerous than heat stroke.
Heat stroke and heat exhaustion are the same condition.
Heat stroke is less severe than heat exhaustion.
For what type of injury should the RICE method be used and what does RICE stand for?
It should be used for sprains and strains; RICE stands for Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation.
It should be used for burns; RICE stands for Run, Immerse, Cool, Elevate.
It should be used for fractures; RICE stands for Rest, Immobilize, Compress, Elevate.
It should be used for cuts; RICE stands for Rinse, Ice, Cover, Elevate.
Select two symptoms of a sudden illness.
Nausea and dizziness
Increased appetite and energy
Improved vision and hearing
Sharper sense of smell and taste
The purpose of victim assessment is:
to determine the condition and needs of the victim
to punish the perpetrator
to collect evidence for prosecution
to notify the victim's family
In an emergency, you should:
Stay calm and ask for help.
Ignore the situation and walk away.
Panic and run without thinking.
Wait for someone else to act.
1. Most accidents happen because of our_________________.
alertness
carelessness
awareness
We can avoid accidents if we are ------
sharpener
pencil
safety
careful
What should you do if someone is bleeding heavily?
Apply a tourniquet immediately
Apply direct pressure to the wound
Give them water to drink
Move them to a sitting position
