First Aid Basics
Fire Safety
Emergency
Kits
Natural Disasters
Preparedness Planning
Stroke
Uh-oh
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What is CPR?

This acronym stands for Cardiovascular Pulmonary Resuscitation.

100

What is the use of a smoke detector and why is it important? 

It is used to detect the early signs of a fire and can be used to protect everyone in the home.

100

What should you include in an emergency supply kit?

Non-perishable food, water, and first aid supplies

100

What is a tornado?

The term used for a rapidly rotating column of air in contact with both the surface of the Earth and a cumulonimbus cloud.

100

How can you ensure that everyone knows what to do during an emergency?

By conducting regular emergency drills 

100

What is the ACRONYM for Stroke 

B.E.

F.A.S.T.

100

A Hemorrhage that can't be controlled by direct pressure in an arm or a leg may need this applied

Tourniquet

200

Myocardial Infarct means this

Heart Attack

200

What is an ABC Fire Extinguisher?

a multi-purpose, dry chemical device designed to extinguish the three most common types of fires

200

What is the recommended amount of water per person per day in an emergency supply kit?

1 gallon

200

What is the name for a large ocean wave usually caused by an underwater earthquake?

Tsunami

200

A U.S. government agency under the Department of Homeland Security, established in 1979 to help people before, during, and after disasters

F.E.M.A.

200

What is a stroke?

occurs when blood flow to the brain is interrupted.

200

In the event of an armed intruder, your first action should be to do this

HIDE

300

the appropriate treatment used for a patient who is hypothermic is this

Warm up with blankets

300

How can you extinguish a clothing fire or when you are on fire?

By using the "Stop, Drop, and Roll" technique

300

This item should be in an emergency kit to track the progress of severe weather in your area

Battery operated radio

300

What is an earthquake?

This geological event can cause tsunamis, and it occurs when there's a sudden and significant disturbance under the ocean.

300

What is ensuring a safe and efficient escape during emergencies?

The importance of knowing evacuation routes in your area.

300

Which type of stroke is caused by bleeding in the brain?

Hemorrhagic Stroke

300

This is used to clean up a large blood spill on the floor.

Biohazard Spill Kit


400

When administering first aid to someone with a bleeding wound, what is the initial step?

Applying pressure to the wound

400

What is a K Extinguisher?

Chemical fire extinguisher designed specifically for high-temperature kitchen fires involving combustible cooking media, such as oils, fats, and grease

400

What is the expiration date for most non-perishable items in an emergency supply kit?

Around 6 months, and it should be rotated or checked every 6 months at the least

400

After a natural disaster, you find a downed power line. What should you do? 

Stay away and report it

400

How can you ensure a quick and organized reunion after an evacuation during a house fire?

By designating a meeting place for family members during an emergency.

400

Why is a stroke considered a medical emergency?

Because brain cells begin to die quickly without oxygen.

400

Third Degree burns are also know as this

Full Thickness Burns

500

What is the recovery position?

Place them on their side with top hand under the cheek and bending top leg for stability to prevent vomiting with aspiration

500

How can you ensure that everyone knows how to exit the home safely?

By ensuring that everyone is aware of an escape plan in case of a house fire

500

Why can a multipurpose tool be a valuable part of an emergency kit

Cutting, opening, and fixing

500

What is a landslide?

This natural disaster involves the sliding or flowing of earth materials down a slope due to gravity.

500

What is the essential information to include in an emergency contact list?

Names, phone numbers, and medical information for all family members

500

What should you do if you suspect someone is having a stroke?

CALL 911!

500

AN AED is used for this reason

Shock the heart into normal sinus rhythmn

600

Your patient is suffering from epistaxis (nose bleed). What is the proper treatment method to control the bleed?

Have patient in a sitting position with head leaning slightly forward while applying pressure to nostrils

600

What does "PASS" stand for when using a fire extinguisher?

Pull the pin, Aim at the base of the fire, Squeeze the handle, and Sweep from side to side.

600

Your patient has sprained their ankle. The suggested treatment for a sprain is R.I.C.E. 

E in the acronym stands for this

ELEVATE

600

Why is a “go-bag” important during emergencies?

Quick access to emergency supplies

600

A resident becomes anxious during an emergency. What should you do?

Stay calm, reassure them, and provide clear, simple instructions.

600

Which side of the body is usually affected by a stroke?

The opposite side of the brain where the stroke occurred.

600

A broken bone that sticks out through the skin is known as this

Compound Fracture

700

What is the universal sign for choking?

Clutching the throat with one or both hands

700

Why should you check a door for heat before opening it?

Heat on a door or handle indicates fire on the other side; do not open it if it is hot.

700

If someone has a sprained ankle, what items from a first aid kit could help?

Elastic bandage (ACE wrap) and an ice pack.


700

Why is it important to listen to weather alerts?

To stay informed and take action to stay safe.

700

If an evacuation is required, what INFORMATION should you take with each resident?

Identification, medical records, medications, and emergency contacts.


700

Why should you not give food or drink to someone having a stroke?

They may choke because of swallowing issues

700

A person highly allergic to bees and suffers anaphylactic shock would need this

EpiPen

800

What does "Good Samaritan Law" provide? 

Legal protection for bystanders who give reasonable assistance to those in distress.

800

How often should you change batteries in smoke alarms?
Smoke alarms should be tested once a month and have their batteries replaced annually.

Batteries should be replaced every 6 months.  A good way to remember is when time changes.

800

Why is it important to keep a first aid kit stocked and updated?

So supplies are available, clean, and not expired when needed.

800

You are at home and hear a tornado siren. What should you do immediately?

Go to basement/interior room, away from windows

800

What is the purpose of having a chain of command during an emergency?

To ensure clear leadership, organization, and decision-making.

800

What is a transient ischemic attack (TIA)?

Mini Stroke- symptoms are temporary but indicate a high risk of a future stroke.

800

 A superficial wound caused by skin rubbing against a rough surface, typically affecting the top skin layers

Abrasion

900

Symptoms include weak pulse, low BP, shallow breathing

Shock

900

What are the three elements needed for a fire (The Fire Triangle)?

Fuel, Heat, and Oxygen.

900

You are treating a deep cut that is bleeding heavily. Which items should you use first?

Gloves, gauze, and pressure (apply firm pressure to control bleeding).

900

Why are coastal areas more at risk during hurricanes?

Storm surges with flooding

900

What is an evacuation plan?

A detailed procedure for safely moving residents and staff out of the facility.


900

Why are people with high blood pressure at greater risk for stroke?

High blood pressure can damage blood vessels, increasing the risk of clots or bleeding.

900

An UNCONSCIOUS patient with very low blood sugar would need this 

Glucagon

1000

How do you open the airway of an unconscious person? 

How do you open the airway of an unconscious person? Use the head-tilt/chin-lift technique.

1000

Which extinguisher is used for electrical fires?

Class C

1000

In a serious emergency, why is a first aid kit not enough on its own?

Because professional medical care may be needed; a first aid kit only provides temporary treatment until help arrives.

1000

How does climate change influence natural disasters?

 It can increase the frequency and intensity of events like hurricanes, floods, and wildfires.

1000

What should be done with medications during an evacuation?

They should be collected, labeled, and transported with the resident.

1000

What is the correct first aid for heatstroke?

Move the person to a cool place and apply cool, wet towels or ice packs to their body.

1000

 A car accident happened. There are power lines down and electrical wires hanging over a vehicle occupied by 2 gentlemen. What do you do next?

Call 911 and describe the scene

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