Signs & Symptoms
What Should You Do?
Common Emergencies
FAST Action
True or False
100

This skin color change may indicate a lack of oxygen.

What is cyanosis?

100

The first thing you do when witnessing an emergency.  

What is call for help?

100

This maneuver helps a choking person who cannot breathe.  

What is the Heimlich maneuver/abdominal thrusts?

100

The “F” in FAST stands for this.  

What is Face drooping?

100

You should always use gloves when helping in emergencies.

What is True?

200

A person with slurred speech and arm weakness may be experiencing this.  

What is a stroke?

200

If a resident is seizing, you should do this instead of holding them down.  

What is protect their head and clear the area?

200

The goal during a seizure is to protect this part of the body.

What is the head?

200

The “A” in FAST helps you check for this.  

What is Arm weakness?

200

CNAs are allowed to give medications during an emergency.  

What is False?

300

Sudden, heavy sweating and chest pain may indicate this emergency.  

What is a heart attack?

300

What you should never do during a fainting episode.  

What is leave the person alone?

300

A stroke affects this organ.  

What is the brain?

300

The “T” in FAST reminds you to do this.  

What is Time to call for help/911?

300

You can leave a fainting person alone if they wake up.  

What is False?

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