First aid for burns includes which thing

covering the burned area with a wet cloth

Which of the following describes a third-degree burn?

Affects all layers of skin and underlying tissue

According to Good Samaritan laws, rescuers

cannot be sued for giving emergency care.

Which of the following should not be done when a person has experienced electrical shock?

Move the person if they are in contact with electricity

Automated External Defibrillator

Before performing CPR on an adult

check to see if the victim is conscious

Which of the following increases fall hazards in the home?

Storing belongings on the stairs

A friend fell into the campfire, has severe burns on shin and forearm that are red, splotchy and start to blister. You

pour cool water over the burned areas and cover loosely with gauze

What is the last step in the five-and-five method for choking?

Explain the situation to the 911 operator

In an emergency, you should FIRST

check the scene to make sure it is safe

To stop a wound from bleeding, you should

raise the wounded body part above the level of the heart.

Which of the following is a symptom of heatstroke?

Altered consciousness and confusion

According to the graph, which topic was taught by the greatest percentage of schools?

Use of protective equipment for sports

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1
First aid for burns includes which thing
allow it to cool itself
applying steady pressure to the burned area.
cooling the burn with ice
covering the burned area with a wet cloth
2
What does the RICE acronym stand for?
Rest, Immobilize, Freezing, Evacuate
Rest, Ice, Cold, Elevate
Rice, Ice, Compression, Elevate
Rest, Increase, Cold, Elevator
3
Which of the following describes a third-degree burn?
Causes blisters, redness, and swelling
Can be treated with cool water, clean covering, and pain relievers
Affects all layers of skin and underlying tissue
Can be treated like first-degree burns if small
4
According to Good Samaritan laws, rescuers
must call 911 before giving emergency care
should get the victim’s permission before giving aid
cannot be sued for giving emergency care.
must always wear sterile gloves
5
Which of the following should not be done when a person has experienced electrical shock?
Move the person if they are in contact with electricity
Apply bandages to burns
Turn off the electricity source
Begin CPR after checking breathing and pulse
6
Which of the following is NOT an item found in a typical emergency first aid kit?
Latex gloves
Gauze
Scissors
Bottle of water
7
When might you use a splint?
To stop a wound from bleeding
To safely perform rescue breathing
To stabilize a fracture
To remove an insect stinger
8
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is needed when the victim is
conscious
unconscious and not breathing
Conscious and not responding
fainting
9
An AED is...
Accurate Emergency Defibrillator
Automated External Defibrillator
Accident Education Degree
Automatic Emergency Decision
10
If a person is unable to speak and is having difficulty breathing, you should
perform abdominal thrusts.
treat the victim for shock.
call a poison control center.
perform the R.I.C.E. procedure
11
Which of the following would you most likely observe in a victim of a biking accident?
Animal bite and poisoning
Choking and inability to breathe
Second-degree burns
Fracture and head damage
12
Before performing CPR on an adult
put on protective gloves
place the victim in the recovery position
check to see if the victim is conscious
perform rescue breathing
13
Which of the following increases fall hazards in the home?
Storing belongings on the stairs
Installing handrails for stairs
Repairing worn carpet edges
Using step stools to reach high shelves
14
A friend fell into the campfire, has severe burns on shin and forearm that are red, splotchy and start to blister. You
apply pressure to the burned areas until the redness goes away
perform the steps in the R.I.C.E. procedure
use an ice pack to reduce the swelling
pour cool water over the burned areas and cover loosely with gauze
15
What is the last step in the five-and-five method for choking?
Give five abdominal thrusts
Explain the situation to the 911 operator
Call 911
Give five back blows
16
Which of the following practices does NOT help keep you safe?
Opening the door for strangers
Telling your parents where you are going if you leave home.
Closing windows and doors when you see or hear anything unusual
Keep doors locked when home alone.
17
In an emergency, you should FIRST
check the victim.
care for the victim
call 911 or your local emergency number.
check the scene to make sure it is safe
18
One standard (universal) precaution that health care workers follow is
Calling a poison control center
Performing rescue breaths only on people they know
Wearing sterile gloves
Only help someone when on duty
19
You tore a leg muscle in gym class. You should
lower the leg below the level of the heart
use rescue breathing
use the R.I.C.E. procedure.
treat it like a laceration
20
To stop a wound from bleeding, you should
check the wound frequently to see if it has stopped bleeding.
wash the wound thoroughly.
remove gauze pads that have been soaked with blood.
raise the wounded body part above the level of the heart.
21
Which of the following is a symptom of heatstroke?
Painful muscle cramps
Pale, gray, or flushed skin
Cool and moist skin
Altered consciousness and confusion
22
Which of the following scenarios does NOT require calling 911
The victim of a stabbing
A severely burned victim
A person who cant breath
A sprained wrist
23
What questions should be answered in an emergency plan?
All of these.
What supplies and equipment will you need?
Where will you take shelter?
How will you communicate with your family?
24
Which of the following does not keep you safe in social situations?
Refusing to go anywhere with unfamiliar people
Going to unsupervised parties
Leaving if alcohol use is present
Turning down food or drinks from other people
25
According to the graph, which topic was taught by the greatest percentage of schools?
Fire safety
Use of protective equipment for sports
First aid or CPR
Road or transportation safety

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