Foundations
Cardiac Emergencies
Choking
Sudden Illness
Environmental Injuries and Illnesses
100

Check, Call, Care

What are the Emergency Action Steps?

100
Blood flow to part of the heart is blocked.

What is a heart attack?

100

Panicked or confused expression, not able to speak.

What are signs of Choking?
100

A chronic illness in which certain substances or conditions, called triggers, cause inflammation and narrowing of the airways, making breathing difficult.

What is Asthma?

100

Heat-related illnesses.

What are Heat Cramps, Heat Exhaustion, and Heat Stroke?

200

999 vs. 911

What is the British Emergency Number vs. American Emergency Number?

200

The heart stops beating or beats ineffectively.

What is cardiac arrest?
200

Choking Hazards (list at least 5)

What are nuts, seeds, large chunks of meat or cheese, raw vegetables, popcorn, thick butters (ie peanut), coins, buttons, batteries, magnets, small toys?

200

A severe, life threatening allergic reaction, involving trouble breathing due to swelling and hives.

What is anaphylaxis?

200

Gradually rewarm somebody, bringing them into a warm area.

What is care for hypothermia/mild frostbite?

300

The required action before giving care that involves identifying yourself and what you will do.

What is Consent?

300

The form of CPR (compressions, breaths, BPM, depth).

What is 30; 2; 100-120; at least 2in for adult, about 2in for child, about 1.5in for infant?

300

First aid for Choking Child or Adult.

What are 5 back blows applied firmly to middle of back followed by 5 abdominal thrusts applied in an inward-upward motion around the bellybutton?

300

General illness, dizziness, irritability, confusion, and loss of consciousness.

What are symptoms of diabetes (hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia)?

300
A common and dangerous, odorless, household poison.

What is carbon monoxide?

400

Latex-Free Gloves and CPR Breathing Barriers

What are Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)?

400

How to place AED pads.

What is "Make sure pads don't touch. Preferably, one on upper right side of chest and one under left armpit. If necessary, one on front and one on back, both centered."?

400

First aid for infant.

What are 5 back blows, holding head so that no whiplash occurs, followed by 5 'chest thrusts', ie pressing on ribs with two fingers?

400

General signs of Sudden Illness. (list at least 3)

What are trouble breathing, chest pain, consciousness changes, lightheadedness, nausea, fever, pale or flushed skin, or problems speaking?

400

Ivy, Oak, Sumac

What are poisonous plants containing urushiol oil?

500

Protection that allows a first aider to

1) Move a person

2) Ask for consent/assume implied consent

3) Provide care

What are Good Samaritan Laws?

500

Short, shallow breathing. Sounds like infrequent gasping. Not actual breathing.

What are agonal breaths?

500

First aid for someone too large, pregnant, or in a wheelchair.

What is, for someone too large or pregnant, giving chest thrusts; or someone in a wheelchair, giving abdominal thrusts as similar as you can to normal?

500

Care for general Sudden Illness.

What is doing no further harm, monitoring the person, helping the person rest, and applying any needed care until EMS arrives?

500

Venomous snakes native to North America.

What are the Rattlesnake, the Copperhead, the Cottonmouth/Water Moccasin, and the Coral Snake?