Health and Safety
Emergency Scenarios
Red Cross Basics
Volunteering and Service
Misc.
100

What does CPR stand for?

cardiopulmonary resuscitation

100

you accidentally touch a hot pan and burn your hand. what's the proper first aid step? 

run the burn under cool (not cold) water for at least 5-10 minutes. do not apply ice!!

100

who founded the American Red Cross?

Clara barton

100

true or false: you must be 18 years old to volunteer with the red cross

False

100

What is the medical symbol where there are two snakes around a rod and a set of wings? 

rod of asclepius

200

what should you do if you see someone collapse and become unresponsive?

check for responsiveness and call 911

200

What's the best way to stop a nosebleed?

sit upright, lean forward, pinch soft part of nose

200

what year was the American Red Cross founded?

1881

200

Name one way red cross volunteers can help during blood drives

greet donors, hand out snacks, help organize donations

200

before founding the American Red Cross, what war did Clara Barton serve in as a nurse?

Civil War

300

what's the first step when using an AED?

turn it on and follow voice prompts

300

if you were to arrive at the scene of a car crash, what's the biggest thing you should not do?

do not move injured people unless they're in immediate danger 

300

what does the red cross symbol represent?

neutrality and protection for medical personnel and victims of war

300

name one way red cross volunteers support communities during natural disasters

providing shelter, offering emotional support, distributing supplies

300

according to international law, what it is illegal to do with the red cross symbol?

use it for commericial or private purposes

400

what is the compression to breath ratio when doing adult CPR?

30 compressions to 2 breaths

400

someone has a deep cut on their arm and it's bleeding heavily. what should you do?

apply firm and direct pressure with a clean cloth

400

the red cross operates under seven fundamental principles. name one

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

400

what red cross service provides emergency communication and support to members of the military and their families?

Service to the Armed Forces (SAF)

400

what is the universal blood donor type?

O negative

500

You see someone choking, but forcefully coughing. What should you do?

Encourage them to keep coughing; 

-100 for Heimlich. You shouldn't perform heimlich unless they can't breathe, speak, or cough

500

a person near you is having an allergic reaction afetr eating peanuts. What should you first ask them?

if they have an epipen (auto-injector)

500

which international agreement inspired the creation of the red cross movement?

the geneva convention

500

Which red cross core value guides all volunteer work?

Humanity - serving others with compassion and neutrality, without discrimination

500

What is the primary function of platelets in our blood?

help with clotting and stop bleeding

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