Category 1: Fall & Safety
Keep walkways clear and use a _____ to prevent falls.
Stepping stool
Common sources of poisoning include cleaning products and _____.
Chemicals
First aid is treatment given in the first moments after an accident, usually before ____ arrive.
Medical professionals
CPR stands for _____.
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
AED stands for _____.
Automated external defibrillator
A weapon is defined as any object that can cause _____.
Damage
To extinguish a fire, you must remove at least one element: fuel, heat, or _____.
Oxygen
Shock is a life-threatening condition where vital organs don’t get enough _____.
Blood / oxygen
How many compressions per minute should you give during CPR?
100
AED delivers a shock to ____________.
restore heartbeat.
Road safety tip: don’t text and ____ while driving.
Drive
You should never swim alone or dive in _____ water.
Shallow
Cuts and wounds: you should flush/clean the wound and apply a _____.
Sterile bandage
CPR ratio of compressions to breaths is _____.
30:2
_________________ is caused by an electrical Malfunction in the heart.
Water safety: always wear a _____ when boating or swimming.
Life jacket
Fire safety: what is one thing you should do before trying to extinguish a fire?
Make sure the scene is safe / call 911 if needed
Severe bleeding: apply _____ and keep wound higher than the heart.
Pressure
Compression depth for an adult is _____ inches.
2
What should you do after calling 911 and getting an AED?
Follow AED instructions / place pads on chest / continue CPR as needed
Fire prevention: name one of the three elements needed to start a fire.
Fuel, oxygen, or heat
List one way to prevent falls at home.
Keep walkways clear / use stepping stool
Keep a person calm when giving first aid for: burns, cuts, severe bleeding, or _____.
Shock / AED / CPR
What is one difference in CPR between adults, children, and infants?
Adults = 2 hands; Children = 1 hand; Infants = 2 fingers / Depth varies
True or False: AED should be used before calling 911.
False