Scene
Primary
Secondary
CPR/ AED
Situations
100

Before providing first aid to a victim, you should access the area for _________?

What are Hazards? 

100

True or False: I should not call EMS if a patient is unconscious and breathing, since their life is not in danger.

What is False?

100

What does "A" stand for in SAMPLE?

What are Allergies?

100

What ratio of chest compressions to breaths do we do with CPR?

What is 30:2?

100

You find an unconscious adult who is non-breathing. What do you do first to help him? 

What is Call EMS?

200

True or False: You can assume consent for first aid from an unconscious person. 

What is True?

200

Which of the ABC's is most uniquely affected by choking?

What is Airway?

200

True or False: Head to Toe checks aren't necessary if the victim is conscious and doesn't complain of any other injuries.

What is False?

200

Upon successful completion of CPR resucitation, I should place the victim in the __________ position. 

What is Recovery/ Semi-Prone?

200

You enter a room with 100 unconscious people in it. What do you immediately do? 

What is Leave the room!!

300

True or False: I can refrain from doing first aid if bodily fluids are present and I have no PPE. 

What is True?

300

Upon approaching an unconscious and non-breathing person, you should instruct a bystander to call EMS and retrieve two things. What are these things?

What are a First Aid Kit and AED?

300

You should call EMS if you notice the patient is uncontrollably breathing fast and shallow. This is called __________.

What is Hyperventilating?

300

While doing CPR on an infant, rather than using two hands for compressions you should use _______?

What are Two fingers/ thumbs

300

You notice a 6-year old girl who has a major bleed, but her caregiver refuses to let you provide first aid. What can you do? 

What is don't provide first aid and call EMS. 

400

You witness a massive house fire, and a bystander threatens to sue you if you don't enter the house to help the family, since you are trained in first aid. What do you do?

What is do NOT enter the house? (You are not obligated to do so)

400

To check an unconscious victims breathing, how should you position their head?

What is Head Tilt and Chin Lift 

400

Head injuries and drug use uniquely affect which vital sign?

What is Pupil Dilation?

400

If you attempt to deliver two breaths, but both are unsuccessful and go into the victim's stomach, what do you do?

What is Continue Compressions?

400

You are approached by a man with an injured ankle which appears broken. He asks if you can confirm it is fractured. What do you do/ say? 

What is do not diagnose medical conditions (this is for doctors to do!)

500

When approaching someone to do first aid, it is important to say your name, and your ________________?

What is level of training?

500

How does the Recovery/ Semi-Prone position look? (demonstrate)

What is left arm below head, and right leg bent outwards (or vice versa)?

500

There are four important vital signs to check for during secondary surveys. What are these? 

What is heart rate, breathing, pupil dilation, and skin. 

500

How do you place adult AED pads on an infant? (Demonstrate or explain)

What is on the infants chest and back? 

500

You are at a playground, when all at once an infant, child, and their father go unconscious and stop breathing. Assuming no hazards or bystanders, and the nearest phone is at a gas station four blocks away, what do you do? 

What is do two cycles of CPR on the infant and child, then call EMS. 

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