Wound Care
CPR
Breathing Emergencies
Sudden Medical Emergencies
Poisons
100

True or false? You should bandage a wound with whatever fabric you have lying around. 

False! Use clean, sterile dressings. 

100

What is the ratio of chest compressions to breaths in traditional CPR?

30:2

100

Name one sign or symptom of an asthma breathing emergency. 

Trouble breathing, inability to say more than a few words without pausing to breathe, tightness in the chest. 

100

What could you give someone if you suspect a diabetic emergency?

Sugar

100

Give an example of a swallowed poison

Alcohol, drugs, household cleaners, etc.

200

How many burns should you look for if you suspect electrical burns?

Two

200

What is the compression depth in an adult?

At least 5cm
200

When should you call 911/EMS if you suspect anaphylaxis?

Immediately

200

Name one way you can care for someone experiencing a mental health crisis

Provide reassurance and support

Offer self-help strategies such as breathing exercises

200

Give a symptom of an inhaled poison

Breathing difficulty, irritated eyes, nose, or throat, bluish colour around mouth, unusual smell in the air

300

Name one symptom of a penetrating chest wound.

Gasping or difficulty breathing

Bleeding from an open chest wound that may bubble

A sucking sound coming from the wound with each breath

300

What should you do if rescue breaths don't go in?

Reposition the head and try again. If not, complete another cycle of 30 compressions and look in mouth for object. Re-try breaths. 

300

What is the name of the device used with an inhaler?

Spacer

300

What is a seizure?

An episode of abnormal brain function

300

Give an example of an absorbed poison

Poison ivy, sumac, and oak, giant hogweed, wild parsnip 
400

A mild sunburn is an example of this type of burn. 

Superficial burn?

400

Name two reasons why you would stop CPR

EMS personnel or another person take over

You are too tired to continue

The scene becomes unsafe

You notice an obvious sign of life, such as movement

400

If the person's condition is not improving, after how many minutes should you give a second dose of epinephrine?

5 minutes

400

Name two symptoms of a diabetic emergency

Changes in the level of responsiveness, changes in behaviour, rapid breathing, cool, pale sweaty skin, appearance of intoxication, seizures

400

Give two examples of an injected poison

Needle, insect stings, animal bites, spider and snake bites, marine life sting

500

You should call EMS if a nosebleed continues for more than ____ minutes. 

15 minutes

500

What are the steps to using an AED?

1. Open and turn on AED

2. Apply the AED pads

3. Follow the AED's prompts

4. Continue CPR, starting with compressions.

500

Name the 4 categories of symptoms of anaphylaxis

Skin (rash, swelling), breathing (ex. high pitched noises), alertness (ex. dizziness), stomach (ex. vomiting)

500

What are two things you should do immediately after a baby is born?

Wipe away fluids/mucus from baby's mouth and nose, dry baby with cloth, place baby on mother's chest and cover with blanket, record the time of birth. 

500

What is the number for Poison Control

1 800 332 1414