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Chapter 2 Test

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 41mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How can you reduce your risk of drowning? Select all that apply.

a)

A. Avoid riptides unless a lifeguard is present.

b)

B. Learn how to float and tread water.

c)

C. Swim alone.

d)

D. Wear a life jacket.

2.

Which of the following is a good way to reduce the risk of an animal bite from a pet? Select all that apply.

a)

A. Avoid petting unfamiliar animals.

b)

B. Leave small children alone with only a family pet.

c)

C. Make sure your pets are properly socialized.

d)

D. Wait to approach an unfamiliar animal until it is calmly eating.

3.

Which of the following is a habit that will reduce your risk of falling at home? Select all that apply.

a)

keeping floors free of clutter

b)

making sure your shoes are tied

c)

texting while walking

d)

wearing socks on wooden floors

4.

Which of the following can reduce your risk of being injured? Select all that apply.

a)

warming up your muscles before playing sports

b)

wearing a helmet when biking

c)

wearing a seatbelt when riding in a car

d)

wearing eye-protection when reading

5.

Condition in which the body overheats and becomes dehydrated?

a)

anaphylaxis

b)

frostbite

c)

heat exhaustion

d)

heatstroke

6.

Which of the following occurs when skin and tissues are damaged during exposure to freezing temperatures?

a)

anaphylaxis

b)

frostbite

c)

heat exhaustion

d)

hypothermia

7.

What is the medical condition in which a person's body temperature drops below 95°F?

a)

anaphylaxis

b)

frostbite

c)

heat exhaustion

d)

hypothermia

8.

For which type of burn should you immediately call 911 and not try to administer first aid?

a)

advanced-degree

b)

first-degree

c)

second-degree

d)

third-degree

9.

Which of the following is a life-threatening medical emergency that causes the airways to constrict from an allergic reaction?

a)

anaphylaxis

b)

choking

c)

drowning

d)

shock

10.

What is the term for the immediate assistance given to someone with an illness or injury?

a)

CPR

b)

First Aid

c)

Health Care

d)

Emergency Medical Treatment

11.

List in order the step of administering CPR

a)

Call 911.

b)

Check for pulse and breathing

c)

Start 30 chest compressions

d)

Give 2 rescue breaths

e)

Continue CPR until medical professionals arrive

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
12.

How can you protect yourself when there is a possibility of exposure to blood or bodily fluids?

a)

Avoid sick people, even when they need help.

b)

Cover your mouth with a tissue.

c)

Use universal precautions.

d)

Wait for EMT before stepping in to help.

13.

What is the number one way to lessen the severity of an injury from a car crash?

a)

Don’t let your friends ride in the car while you drive.

b)

Drive slightly under the speed limit.

c)

Use a speaker phone when you need to call someone while driving.

d)

Wear a seatbelt.

14.

How can you reduce the risk of accidental poisoning at home?

a)

Keep cleaning chemicals in the pantry.

b)

Keep medicine, cleaners, and pesticides in locked or high cabinets.

c)

Mix chemicals and cleaners while cleaning the bathroom.

d)

Refer to medicine as candy.

15.

To help protect lives in the event of a house fire, what should every home have?

a)

a fire hydrant in the front yard

b)

smoke detectors in every bedroom and one outside each sleeping area

c)

smoke detectors in every other room

d)

smoke detectors in the kitchen and living room

16.

What is the minimum recommended amount of sleep each night for a teenager?

a)

5-6 hours

b)

6-7 hours

c)

8-10 hours

d)

10-12 hours

17.

Which hygiene habit can kill bacteria and help keep you from getting sick?

a)

getting your hair cut

b)

moisturizing your skin daily

18.

A life-threatening medical emergency that occurs when the body cannot control its temperature and it rises above 104 °F is called

a)

heatstroke

b)

hypothermia

c)

dehydration

d)

heat exhaustion

19.

If the normal blood flow through the body decreases to a dangerous level, your body can go into

a)

shock

b)

coma

c)

paralysis

d)

fever

20.

Complete the statement. If you accidentally harm someone while trying to help him or her, you are protected from legal action by

a)

Good Samaritan Law

b)

Civil Rights Act

c)

Negligence Law

d)

Health Insurance Portability Act

21.

Universal Precautions: List 3 items to protect yourself from blood-borne pathogens

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22.

To greatly reduce the risk of a head injury while playing football or riding a bike, you should consider wearing a/an

a)

helmet

b)

scarf

c)

gloves

d)

hat

23.

To maintain healthy teeth and gums, you should ​ (a)   your teeth twice daily and ​ (b)   once daily.

Choose from the below words

paint

scratch

cover

brush
floss
24.

Explain what having good hygiene means

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25.

If you suspect a bone is broken, you should always treat the injured area as if it is indeed a break.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

When someone is suffering from anaphylaxis, what device can you help them use?

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27.

In the United States, what is the number one cause of death for people who are 40 or younger?

a)

Injuries

b)

Homicide

c)

Disease

d)

Suicide

28.

Because of the presence of UV rays, sunscreen is recommended even on cloudy days.

a)

True

b)

False

29.

Explain how personal hygiene effects your overall health.

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30.

Means one

a)

Mono-

b)

Thermo-

c)

Soma

d)

Coma

31.

Means "body"

a)

Mono-

b)

Thermo-

c)

Soma

d)

Coma

32.

Means "heat"

a)

Mono-

b)

Thermo-

c)

Soma

d)

Coma

33.

How many injuries occur during high school sports per year?

a)

2 Million

b)

100 Thousand

c)

10 Thousand

d)

10 Million

34.

What does "Epi" in "EpiPen" refer to?

a)

Epiglottis

b)

Epinephrine

c)

Epiandrosterone

d)

Epibiotic

35.

What first aid measures can be taken for shock? (All that apply)

a)

lay the person flat on their back

b)

raise the person's legs 12 inches off the ground

c)

wrap the person in warm blanekts

d)

lift the persons head 12 inches off the ground

36.

Why is it important to visit a doctor at least once a year?

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37.

Define 'Choking'

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38.

Explain the difference between 'electrical shock' and 'electrocution'

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39.

Reorder the steps when applying first aid to a bleeding victim

a)

Call 911

b)

Carefully uncover the wound

c)

Apply firm, constant pressure with a clean bandage, using your palm

d)

Add more bandage on top of the soaked bandage and keep pressing

e)

Apply a tourniquet only if you’re trained to do so

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
40.

Bonus: What does AED stand for?

a)

Automatic Electric Defibrillator

b)

Automated External Defibrillator

c)

Automatic External Dibrillator

d)

Automated Electric Difibrillator