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Before Giving Care
Choking
CPR
First Aid
Scenarios
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What does the D in "DRS" stand for? 

What is DANGER

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A person is conscious and looks to be choking. They are coughing. What should you do?
What is encourage them to keep coughing.
100
CPR should be performed when there is no ________ and no ____________.
What is breathing and circulation
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Who should you get consent from when providing First Aid to a child?
What is a parent or guardian
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You see a friend collapse while running at practice. They’re unresponsive but breathing. What’s your first step?

What is check the scene and then put them in the recovery position while you call 911?

200
For an unconscious victim, it is what you do after calling 911.
What is look listen and feel for breathing
200
If a woman is pregnant, you should do 5 _______ thrusts instead of 5 abdominal thrusts.
What is chest
200

What is the ratio of chest compressions to rescue breaths for adults and children? 

What is 30:2

200
What should you not do for a person in shock?
What is give them water
200

You come across someone who is bleeding heavily from their thigh and seems pale and confused. What’s the most important thing to do first?

What is apply direct pressure to the wound to control the bleeding?

300

When a person is conscious, you should do these two things to get more information. 

What get consent and ask questions. 

300
After asking if the person is choking and calling 911, it is important to ____________ before giving back blows and chest thrusts.
What is get consent or permission.
300

On an adult, you should compress the chest about ____ inches.

What is 2

300

This is what you do if blood soaks through the first bandage.

What is apply another on top and continue pressure?

300

Your little cousin spilled boiling water on their forearm and the skin is blistering. You’ve cooled the area with water for 10 minutes. What should you not do next?

What is pop the blisters or apply ointments like butter or toothpaste?

400

You witness a car accident. One person is lying on the ground, unresponsive. There’s fuel leaking from the vehicle nearby. You have first aid training. What should you do before approaching the victim to help?

What is assess the scene for safety and call 911 — do not approach until it is confirmed safe (e.g., no fire risk or hazardous materials)?

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With a small child, a person giving back blows and abdominal thrusts may need to __________ to give proper care.
What is kneel.
400
Continue CPR until... (give all 3 answers)
What is help/EMS arrives, you see signs of life, and/or you are too exhausted to continue.
400
What are two things you should not do for a person who is experiencing a seizure?
What is hold them down or put things in their mouth.
400

You’re hiking and your friend trips, landing hard. They say they can’t move their arm and it looks oddly bent. There’s no open wound. What’s your best course of action?

What is immobilize the arm in the position found, avoid moving it, and call for help?

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Fill in the blanks: Recognize that an _________ exists, Decide to __________. Activate the EMS system, Give care until ______________.
What is emergency, act, and help arrives.
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For an unconscious choking victim, when do you check the mouth for any items/food?
What is after 30 compressions.
500
Early CPR is important because (one answer is correct ONLY!!!)
What is it keeps blood and oxygen flowing to important internal organs while the heart is stopped.
500

This acronym helps treat minor injuries like sprains and bruises.

What is RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation)?

500

Your teacher goes unconscious during his lecture on the history of elephants. What are all of the steps you would take in order before beginning CPR?

What is check the scene, check the victim (tap and shout), call 911, check breathing, check for bleeding and circulation, then begin CPR