Before Giving Care
Choking
CPR
Wound Care
Sudden Emergencies
100

What does ABC stand for, and how do you check each?

Airway: head tilt chin lift

Breathing: listening/watching for 5-10 seconds

Circulation: scan for major bleeds

100
A person is conscious and looks to be choking. They are coughing. What should you do?
What is encourage them to keep coughing.
100

How deep should you compress on an adult during CPR?

2in/5cm

100

What do you do if blood soaks through the first dressing you apply?

Leave it on and apply another on top. 

100

What must you document when doing first aid for childbirth?

The time the baby was born

200

Name 3 hazards you are looking for when checking the scene.

Fire, animals, people, weapons, smells, electricity, traffic, weather, etc

200

What are the 3 actions you can perform to help someone who is choking, and how many of each should you do?

Chest thrusts, abdominal thrusts, back blows. Choose 2 to alternate between, and do 5 of each. 

200

What are two key signs that CPR is needed?

The person is not breathing normally and does not have a pulse

200

When should you apply a tourniquet for a life-threatening bleed?

If the bleeding cannot be controlled by direct pressure, if you cannot access the wound to apply pressure, or if you must move the person and cannot apply direct pressure

200

How should you approach somebody that you suspect has a head/neck/spinal injury?

Where they can see you without moving their head

300

When a person is conscious, you should ask this to find out what happened.

Ask SAMPLE questions: Signs and symptoms, allergies, medications, past medical history, last oral intake, events leading up to

300

If a woman is pregnant or you cannot get your arms around a person, you should do 5 _______ thrusts instead of 5 abdominal thrusts.

Chest

300

In 2 minutes, you will go through _____ cycles of CPR.

5

300
In the case of an electrical burn, what else should you monitor other than the burns?

The person's ABCs

300

In checking for a stroke, what does the acronym "F.A.S.T" stand for?

Face, arms, speech, time

400

Who do you need to ask for consent before providing first aid to a child?

The parent, guardian, or whoever was put in charge of the child (babysitter, sibling, even if they are also a child!) If there is no guardian present, consent is implied

400

Why should you stay close to the ground when giving back blows and chest thrusts to a choking infant?

To prevent the infant from falling from a height and causing further injury

400

What do you do if a breath you deliver does not go in?

Reposition the head and try again.

400

If someone has an impaled object in their eye, why should you cover BOTH eyes?

The other eye will still be looking around, perceiving the environment, causing the other eye to attempt to move around too. This can cause greater damage to the injury.

400

What are two things you should NOT do for a person who is experiencing a seizure?

Hold them down or put things in their mouth.

500

First aiders are protected by the Emergency Medical Act unless...

Unless the injuries or death were caused by gross negligence (carelessness) 
500

When a person has gone unconscious from choking, when should you check the mouth for any items/food?

After compressions/before delivering a breath.

500

Continue CPR until... (give 3 answers)

Help/EMS arrives, you see signs of life, you are too exhausted to continue, and/or there is a danger to you

500

If you come across someone with a knocked-out tooth, what liquid can you store their tooth in until they can get to a dentist?

Egg white, saline, coconut water, milk, or the persons saliva

500

What must you always ask before giving someone their nitroglycerin when they are having an angina attack?

"Have you taken any sexually enhancing drugs in the last 24 hours?"

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