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A life threatening condition in which a persons cooling system has shut down is: heat cramps heat exhaustion heat stroke hypothermia
What is heat stroke?
100
Hallucinations may be a symptom of: heat cramps heat exhaustion hypothermia frostbite
What is hypothermia?
100
Which of the following is the most common first aid emergency? heat stroke electrical shock airway/breathing problems hypothermia
What is airway/breathing problems?
100
The "Good Samaritan Law" protects you from being sued by someone you provide first aid. TRUE FALSE
What is TRUE?
100
How many layers of skin are affected in a 3rd degree burn? 4 3 2 1
What is 3?
200
Blistering may occur in 1st degree burns. TRUE FALSE
What is FALSE?
200
Which degree burn would you NOT use cool water for treatment? 1st 2nd 3rd
What is 3rd?
200
Using ice is a good way to quickly cool a burn. TRUE FALSE
What is FALSE?
200
A superficial wound in which the topmost layer of skin is scraped off is a [n]: puncture abrasion avulsion laceration
What is abrasion?
200
A wound caused by a sharp-edged object is a[n]:
What is incision?
300
Stepping on a nail would cause this type of wound:
What is a puncture?
300
A dog bite could cause this type of irregular tear-like wound:
What is laceration?
300
Bluish lips, cool clammy skin and rapid breathing are signs of:
What is shock?
300
A wound where tissue is torn or hanging from the body is a[n]:
What is an avulsion?
300
This happens when a person breaths in a poison. injection poisoning inhalation poisoning absorption poisoning ingestion poisoning
What is inhalation poisoning?
400
You may smell fumes or unusual odors if you suspect INJECTION poisoning. TRUE FALSE
What is false?
400
You should never do this to an injured or ill person after choosing to provide first aid:
What is leave the victim until EMS has arrived?
400
What is the most effective treatment to control bleeding?
What is apply pressure?
400
What should you NOT do to treat a snake bite?
What is attempt to suction out poisoning?
400
Do this [only if you are instructed to] for someone who has ingested poison:
What is induce vomiting?
500
WHEN should you ask if it's ok to help a victim? after you perform first aid
What is when the victim is responsive [conscious]?
500
This happens when a person takes in poison orally: injection poisoning absorption poisoning inhalation poisoning ingestion poisoning
What is ingestion poisoning?
500
This is the type of consent/permission given by a CONSCIOUS victim:
What is expressed?
500
What can excessive bleeding [external or internal] lead to?
What is shock or death?
500
If you suspect poisoning and the victim is unconscious you should do this immediately:
What is call 911?