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- 1. Multiple Choice
The immediate care that is given to a sick or injured person until medical treatment or care is available.
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
First-Degree Burn
First Aid
- 2. Multiple Choice
A very serious burn that affects all layers of the skin.
First-Degree Burn
Second-Degree Burn
Third-Degree Burn
- 3. Multiple Choice
An emergency life saving procedure that is performed when the heart stops beating.
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
First Aid
Anaphylaxis
- 4. Multiple Choice
A moderately serious burn that affects the outer layer and part of the second layer of the skin.
First-Degree Burn
Second-Degree Burn
Third-Degree Burn
- 5. Multiple Choice
A burn in which only the outer layer of the skin is burned and turns red.
First-Degree Burn
Second-Degree Burn
Third-Degree Burn
- 6. Multiple Choice
A severe allergic reaction.
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
First Aid
Anaphylaxis
- 7. Multiple Choice
What are the steps to take in an emergency?
Check all that apply.
Check the scene and the person.
Call 9-1-1 for life threatening conditions.
Care (provide care to the victim).
- 8. Multiple Choice
When caring for sprains and bruises, remember the RICE formula. RICE stands for:
Check all that apply
Rest
Ice
Compression
Elevation
- 9. Multiple Choice
To identify the sudden signs of a STROKE, you need to think FAST. Identify what FAST stands for.
Check all that apply
Face: Ask the person to smile.
Arm: Check for weakness or numbness in the arm.
Speech: Ask the person to speak a simple sentence.
Time: Time is of the essence. Call 911 and note the time the signs are first observed.
- 10. Multiple Choice
When performing CPR, you need to give
30 compressions to 2 breaths.
20 compressions to 5 breaths.
30 compressions to 5 breaths.
20 compressions to 2 breaths.
- 11. Multiple Choice
What are the number of hands/fingers used for performing chest compressions for an adult?
1 hand
2 hands
2 fingers
- 12. Multiple Choice
What are the number of hands/fingers used for performing chest compressions for a smaller child?
1 hand
2 hands
2 fingers
- 13. Multiple Choice
What are the number of hands/fingers used for performing chest compressions for a larger child?
1 hand
2 hands
2 fingers
- 14. Multiple Choice
When using CPR, you need to continue CPR until
Check all that apply
You find signs of life
A trained responder arrives and takes over
You are bored and want to stop
- 15. Multiple Choice
TRUE/FALSE: To stop severe bleeding, you need to cover the wound with a clean cloth and press firmly against the wound with your hand. If the cloth becomes soaked, you need to remove the first cloth before applying a new cloth.
TRUE
FALSE
- 16. Multiple Choice
TRUE/FALSE: To treat first degree burns, you need to flush the area with cold water for at least 15 minutes.
TRUE
FALSE
- 17. Multiple Choice
TRUE/FALSE: If a person sprains or twists an ankle, you should immediately remove their shoe to get a better look at the injury.
TRUE
FALSE
- 18. Multiple Choice
What are the number of hands/fingers used for performing chest compressions for an infant?
1 hand
2 hands
2 fingers
- 19. Multiple Choice
When you notice someone who has difficulty breathing, including coughing and wheezing, what is their emergency?
Anaphylaxis (Allergic Reaction)
Poisoning
- 20. Multiple Choice
When you notice someone experiencing an abnormal skin color, what is their emergency?
Poisoning
Shock
- 21. Multiple Choice
When you notice someone who has burns around their lips, tongue, or on their skin, what is their emergency?
Anaphylaxis (Allergic Reaction)
Poisoning
- 22. Multiple Choice
When you notice someone who is unable to walk without stopping for a breath, what is their emergency?
Asthma Attack
Shock
- 23. Multiple Choice
When you notice someone experiencing hives, itching, or a rash, what is their emergency?
Anaphylaxis (Allergic Reaction)
Poisoning
- 24. Multiple Choice
When you notice someone with an alerted level of consciousness, what is their emergency?
Asthma Attack
Shock
- 25. Multiple Choice
When you notice the contact area swelling and turning red, what is the emergency?
Anaphylaxis (Allergic Reaction)
Asthma Attack
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