We've got a bleeder
Don't touch me
You should have stayed in bed
You said there wouldn't be math
Have you paid your insurance premiums?
100

This is the first action you should take when treating external bleeding

What is direct pressure?

100

This is one of the first questions you should ask yourself when arriving at the scene of an emergency

What is Are there any hazards present?

100

This sign is considered a symptom of a recluse spider bite.  

What is a Bulls Eye formation at the bite site

100

This heartbeat range is considered normal for an adult.  

What is 60-100 beats per minute?

100

Shortness of Breath, flushed skin or swollen face, and tightness or swelling in the throat are signs of this type of reaction caused by an allergic reactoin?

What is anaphylaxis shock?

200

This type of wound is considered a high-risk wound because they are easily infected

What is a puncture wound

200

This is when a first aid provider should look for, and ask an injured person about DOTS.

What is During the physical Exam

DOTS: Deformity, Open Wounds, Tenderness, Swelling

200

This severe medical condition occurs when blood vessels to the brain rupture or become blocked

What is a stroke?

200

This is the average adult respiratory rate.  

What is 12-20 breaths per minute?

200

Fractures involving loss of these would require an immediate evacuation?

What is/are CSM?

300

Applying dressing to a wound has these two primary purposes.

What is to control bleeding an prevent infections?

300

Turning over care to a lesser trained person would be an example of an action not protected by this?  

What are Good Samaritan Laws?

300

This aid should be used to provide comfort in the event a shoulder dislocation cannot be reduced.  

What is placing a pillow between the arm and chest?

300

This is how many compressions per minute should be given when performing CPR.  

What is 100-120?

300

This pneumonic can help identify a person having a stroke. 

What is FAST?

400

These are the appropriate places to consider and use a tourniquet. 

What are the arms and legs?


400

The fluid from blisters caused from the reactions from these plants cannot spread the dermatitis from these plants.

What is poison ivy, oak, or sumac. Note: the reaction can only be spread from contact with the urushiol from the plant (which can stay active on other objects)

400

Have the person stay in a comfortable position, cover the organs with a moist, clean dressing, and evacuate. 

What should be done if internal organs are protruding from the abdomen?

400

Beyond this timeframe a helicopter could be a beneficial evacuation option. 

What is 30-60 minutes?

400

This serious condition can occur when one or more of the arteries delivering blood to the heart becomes blocked.  

What is a heart attack?

500

This triangular shaped bandage can be used as a sling, as well as for head wounds. 

What is Cravat (in first aid terms)

500

This is the correct order for attempting for water rescue options?

What is Reach, Throw, Row, Go.

500

Do not rinse the part, wrap is moist gauze, put it in plastic bag, cool it, evaluate, take it to the hospital

What should I do with an amputated part?

500

This distance is how far away lighting is if it takes 30 seconds to hear it.

What is 6 miles.

500

Hot Skin and dan altered metal status are signs of this thermal related condition.  

What is a heatstroke