First Aid - Cuts/Bleeding
Choking
Asthma/Allergy
Vocabulary
Healthy Relationships
100

When helping a person with any kind of bleed, what should we do before touching the person? 

Put gloves on 

100

  How many back blows and how many abdominal thrusts should you provided to a choking person? 

5 back blows, 5 abdominal thrusts 

100

What is anaphylaxis? 

Severe allergic reaction 

100

A sudden severe instance of abnormal heart function is what?

Heart attack 


100

What are the three major types of relationships?

Family, Friends, Community

200

What is a tourniquet and where on the body would you use one? 

Used to stop bleeding and cut off circulation to a part of the body. Can be used on arms or legs. 

200

What is the correct location to line up your hands when giving abdominal thrusts (child/adult)

Just above the navel (belly button) 

200

What is a potential trigger for asthma?

Exercise, temp, air pollution, stress, strong odors, allergies, respiratory infections 

200

Define Clinical Death

Heart and breathing have stopped. 
200

True or false, in any relationship you should work to resolve problems that arise.

True

300
How far above a wound should a tourniquet be placed on the leg? Should this ever be removed?

2 inches, no!

300

When we first approach a conscious person who we believe to be choking, we check the scene and it is safe, what should we do?

Ask the person, "are you choking" and "can I help you" 

300
How long should you hold an EpiPen in place after administering?

At least 3 seconds 

300

What is the difference between respiratory arrest and cardiac arrest 

Respiratory arrest - breathing stops 

Cardiac Arrest - Heart stops 

300

What are two types of communication?

Verbal, non-verbal, body language, written, etc.

400

When helping a person with a cut and they bleed through gauze pad, what should you do? 

Add another gauze pad, never remove 

400

If a conscious choking individual does not give consent for you to help them, what should you do?

Not help, but monitor the situation and alert medical emergency

400

How long should you monitor an individual having an asthma attack? 

Until the person can breathe normally, or help arrives. 

Monitor 5-15 minutes after taking inhaler, if symptoms are not improving, or the person stops breathing call 911 immediately. 

400

What are some symptoms of a person experiencing a heart attack? How can we help comfort these individuals? 

Pressure, squeezing in the center of the chest. 

Pain may spread to shoulders, arm, neck, back (typically left side). 

Pain may come and go. 

Sweating, nasuea, shortness of breath, weakness. We can help by removing tight clothing, comforting the person, getting emergency help activated ASAP. 

400

The prolonged feeling of helplessness, hopelessness and sadness is the definition of? 

Depression 

500

Should you ever remove an object from the body that is causing bleeding? 

No, bandage this in place. 

500

What is the most common thing for a conscious individual to choke on? Unconscious? 

Conscious - food or foreign object 

Unconscious - Tongue 

500

Where should an EpiPen be administered to the body? 

Middle of outer thigh (Upper leg) 

500

What does AED stand for? 

Bonus: What does CPR stand for? 

Automated external defibrillator 

CardioPulmonary Resuscitation 

500

Self-esteem is what? 

How a person values, or perceives oneself. 

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