Standards
CPR & AED & Circulation Emergencies
Choking & Breathing Emergencies
Check, Call, Care
Injuries
100

What are the three symbol's of the Red Cross.

The Red Crystal, The Red Cross, The Red Crescent.

100

What can cause an individual to have blood in his or her saliva or vomit? 

Life-threatening internal bleeding

100

What is the appropriate care for a partial choking victim?

Give 5 back blows followed by 5 abdominal thrusts (or chest thrusts), then repeat.

100

What is most important when rolling a person into recovery position and from face-down to face-up?

Support and protect the head while rolling

100

What should you do if a dressing on a penetrating chest wound becomes saturated with blood?

Remove the dressing and add another

200

What should you do if someone with a serious injury refuses first aid?

Call EMS/911, stay with the person and monitor for changes.

200

What acronym is used when trying to determine whether an individual is having a stroke?

F-face

A-arm

S-speech

T-time

200

When should you stop administering abdominal thrusts, chest thrusts and back blows on a choking victim? 

If they begin breathing or coughing normally, or if they become unresponsive.

200

Weakness, excessive thirst and confusion are signs of _________?

Shock

200

What treatment should you apply for a bruise

Apply a cold pack wrapped in a towel 

300

What should always be done before providing care to someone?

Scene assessment, PPE, introduce yourself, ask for consent.
300

If there is not enough space on someone's chest for two AED pads, what should you do? 

Place one pad on the person's chest and one on the person's back

300

What medication should an individual take if he or she is having an anaphylactic reaction

Epinephrine (Epi-Pen)

300

What are the three vital signs?

Level of Responsiveness, Breathing, Skin.
300

For a bone, muscle or joint injury, what must you do before moving the person? 

Put the person in a sling or a splint.

400

What is your role as a First Aider? Name 2 points.

1. Recognize the Emergency 2. Protect yourself and others 3. Access help 4. Act according to your skills and training.

400

When is it unsafe to administer a shock from an AED

When someone is touching the person

400

What are the two lifesaving medications we are allowed to administer

Epi-pen & asthma Inhaler

400

Name 3 times we should call EMS/9.1.1.

Unresponsive, life-threatening condition, vital signs change, not breathing normally, altered mental state, has a seizure, persistent chest pain or pressure, head, neck, spine or pelvis injury, mental health emergency, if they are not easily accessible or cannot be transported safely. 


OR WHENEVER YOU'RE IN DOUBT

400

What condition can cause hot, dry, red skin and aggressive behaviour?

Heat stroke

500

Name 3 Red Cross Fundamental Principles

Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Independence, Voluntary Service, Unity, and Universality.

500

After repositioning the head, rescue breaths still do not go in. What do you do? 

Do 30 chest compressions and then look into the individual's mouth

500

What should you do if you are alone and choking? 

Call EMS/9-1-1, move to a place where you can be noticed, and perform abdominal thrusts against a safe object

500

What does SAMPLE stand for?

Signs & Symptoms, Allergies, Medications, Past Medical History, Last Oral Intake, and Events Leading up to the Emergency.

500

If an individual's eye has been exposed to a harmful chemical what should you do?

Flush the eye with running water for at least 15 minutes. 
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