CPR And First Aid Trivia! Test Your Knowledge! Quiz
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What is the acronym used for the treatment of shock?
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WARTS
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RED
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ABC
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SAMPLE
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About This Quiz
There are different instances that a medical practitioner may find themselves having to tend to a patient in need of emergency care, and in case they are the only available ones, they need to know to administer CPR and first aid. Do you need some help practicing what you should do if you find yourself in such a situation? Do See moretake this quiz and refresh your memory. All the best!
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What is the first thing a rescuer does when approaching a potential emergency scene?
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Call 911
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Check for breathing
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Check for hazards
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Check responsiveness of victim
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A. Check for hazardsExplanation
When approaching a potential emergency scene, the first thing a rescuer should do is check for hazards. This is important to ensure the safety of both the rescuer and the victim. By identifying and addressing any potential hazards, such as fire, electrical wires, or unstable structures, the rescuer can take necessary precautions and prevent further harm or injury. Checking for hazards is a crucial step in effectively managing an emergency situation.Rate this question:
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Why shouldn't you check your pulse with your thumb?
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The skin on your thumb is too thick
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You can often feel a pulse in your thumb
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Your thumb is too short
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Your thumb is too close to your heart
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A. You can often feel a pulse in your thumbExplanation
The correct answer is "you can often feel a pulse in your thumb." This is because the thumb has a strong pulse due to its close proximity to the radial artery. The radial artery runs through the wrist and supplies blood to the hand, making it easier to feel the pulse in the thumb compared to other parts of the body. Checking the pulse with the thumb might provide a false reading or inaccurate results due to the strong pulse in this area.Rate this question:
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Which of these may not be considered a hazard in an emergency situation?
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Water
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Fire
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Electrical Wires
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Other people
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All of the above could be hazards (causes of incident)
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A. All of the above could be hazards (causes of incident)Explanation
All of the options listed - water, fire, electrical wires, and other people - can potentially be hazards in an emergency situation. Water can cause drowning or electrical hazards, fire can cause burns or smoke inhalation, electrical wires can cause electrocution or fires, and other people can present dangers such as panic or obstructing escape routes. Therefore, all of the options could be considered hazards in an emergency situation.Rate this question:
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When performing CPR, you check the victims breathing for no more than ____ seconds.
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5
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15
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2
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10
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A. 10Explanation
When performing CPR, it is important to check the victim's breathing for no more than 10 seconds. This is because every second is crucial in a life-threatening situation, and spending too much time checking for breathing can delay the initiation of CPR. By limiting the time to 10 seconds, it allows for a quick assessment of the victim's breathing status and enables prompt action to be taken if necessary.Rate this question:
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Angina is a condition that primarily affects the brain.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Angina is a condition that primarily affects the heart, not the brain. Angina is characterized by chest pain or discomfort that occurs when the heart muscle does not receive enough blood flow. It is usually caused by narrowed or blocked coronary arteries. The symptoms of angina can include chest pain, shortness of breath, and discomfort in the arms, shoulders, jaw, neck, or back. It is important to seek medical attention if experiencing symptoms of angina, as it may be a sign of an underlying heart problem.Rate this question:
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What is something important to always tell the person who is calling 911?
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Ask them their name
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Tell them to bring a blanket
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Tell them to report back to you
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Tell them to bring you a coffee
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A. Tell them to report back to youExplanation
When someone calls 911, it is important to tell them to report back to you. This is because when emergency services arrive at the scene, the caller can provide vital information and updates about the situation. This helps ensure that the emergency responders have accurate and up-to-date information to effectively handle the emergency. The caller can provide details about the location, any changes in the situation, and any additional information that may be crucial for the responders. By instructing the caller to report back, it helps maintain communication and coordination between the caller and emergency services.Rate this question:
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Always tell your victim that "everything is going to be ok" to help reassure them.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
This statement is incorrect. While it may seem comforting to assure someone that everything is going to be okay, it is not always helpful or accurate. It is important to acknowledge and validate someone's feelings and concerns rather than dismissing them with a blanket statement. It is better to offer support, listen actively, and provide practical assistance if needed.Rate this question:
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If someone was to have a stroke affecting the left side of their brain then the left side of their body would also be affected.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
This statement is false. When someone has a stroke affecting the left side of their brain, the right side of their body is typically affected. This is because the brain is cross-wired, meaning the left side of the brain controls the right side of the body and vice versa. Therefore, a stroke in the left side of the brain would result in physical impairments on the right side of the body.Rate this question:
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The letter T in the treament for shock means:
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Temperature
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Time
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Treatment
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None of these are part of the treatment for shock
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A. TreatmentExplanation
The letter T in the treatment for shock stands for "Treatment". This means that the letter T represents the various actions and interventions that are taken to address and manage the condition of shock. It encompasses the medical procedures, medications, and techniques used to stabilize the patient, restore blood flow, and prevent further complications. Temperature and time are not specifically associated with the letter T in the context of shock treatment.Rate this question:
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A person who has Angina will usually have a medic-alert bracelet on to indicate that they have a medical condition.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
A person with Angina often wears a medic-alert bracelet to inform others about their medical condition. This bracelet serves as a visual cue for emergency responders or medical professionals, indicating that the person may experience chest pain or other symptoms related to Angina. Wearing a medic-alert bracelet helps ensure appropriate and timely medical assistance in case of an emergency. Therefore, the statement "A person who has Angina will usually have a medic-alert bracelet on to indicate that they have a medical condition" is true.Rate this question:
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The pulse on your neck is called:
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Brachial
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Trachial
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Carotid
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None of these
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A. CarotidExplanation
The pulse on your neck is called the carotid pulse. The carotid artery is located in the neck and supplies blood to the brain. By feeling the carotid pulse, healthcare professionals can assess the rate and rhythm of the heartbeat. The brachial pulse is located in the upper arm, while the trachial pulse does not exist.Rate this question:
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What does the letter "S" stand for in the treatment for shock?
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Semi-prone positionExplanation
The letter "S" in the treatment for shock stands for the semi-prone position. This position involves placing the patient on their side with their upper leg bent and their lower leg straight. It helps to improve blood flow and oxygenation by reducing pressure on the major blood vessels and allowing for better lung expansion. This position is commonly used in the management of shock to optimize the patient's hemodynamic status and prevent further complications.Rate this question:
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In CPR, you give 2 breaths for every ___ compressions?
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30 compressionsExplanation
In CPR, you give 2 breaths for every 30 compressions. This is the recommended ratio for performing CPR on adults. The purpose of the compressions is to circulate blood to vital organs, while the breaths provide oxygen to the lungs. The 30:2 ratio ensures a balance between compressions and breaths, maximizing the chances of restoring circulation and oxygenation to the body.Rate this question:
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What is the name of the shock symptom where fingernails and lips turn blue?
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cyanosisExplanation
Cyanosis is a condition characterized by the bluish discoloration of the fingernails and lips. This occurs when there is a lack of oxygen in the blood, leading to poor circulation and inadequate oxygenation of tissues. The bluish color is a result of the deoxygenated blood appearing more blue than red. Cyanosis can be caused by various factors such as respiratory or cardiovascular problems, and it is an important sign that indicates a potential lack of oxygen in the body.Rate this question:
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What does CPR stand for?
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Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
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Cardiac Pulse Returning
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Choking Person Revival
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None of these
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A. Cardio Pulmonary ResuscitationExplanation
CPR stands for Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation. This is a life-saving technique used in emergency situations to revive a person who has stopped breathing or whose heart has stopped beating. It involves performing chest compressions and rescue breaths to maintain blood circulation and oxygen flow to the body's vital organs until professional medical help arrives. The other options, Cardiac Pulse Returning and Choking Person Revival, do not accurately represent the meaning of CPR. Therefore, the correct answer is Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation.Rate this question:
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When someone is choking, your should only encourage them to cough or keep coughing if:
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He can breathe ( he is making noises, or can cough)
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He is still conscious
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His face has not turned blue yet
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All of the above
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A. He can breathe ( he is making noises, or can cough)Explanation
If someone is choking, you should only encourage them to cough or keep coughing if they can breathe, which is indicated by them making noises or being able to cough. This is because coughing can help to dislodge the object that is causing the choking. However, it is important to note that if the person is no longer conscious or if their face has turned blue, it may be a sign of a more severe choking episode and immediate medical attention is required.Rate this question:
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If someone is having a heart attack it is important to _____tight clothing around their neck and chest.
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LoosenExplanation
When someone is having a heart attack, it is important to loosen tight clothing around their neck and chest. This is because tight clothing can restrict blood flow and make it harder for the person to breathe. By loosening the clothing, it allows for better circulation and helps the person to breathe more easily.Rate this question:
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After you have done ___ cycles of CPR or after two minutes you should reassess the victims ABC's.
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5 cyclesExplanation
After performing CPR for a certain number of cycles or after two minutes, it is important to reassess the victim's ABC's (Airway, Breathing, and Circulation). This is necessary to evaluate the effectiveness of the CPR and determine if any further interventions or adjustments are required. Reassessing the ABC's helps in identifying any changes in the victim's condition and guides the rescuer in providing appropriate care. Therefore, after performing 5 cycles of CPR or after two minutes, reassessing the victim's ABC's is recommended.Rate this question:
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ABC stands for:
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Airway, Breathing, Circulation.Explanation
ABC stands for Airway, Breathing, Circulation. This acronym is commonly used in emergency medicine and first aid to prioritize the assessment and treatment of a patient's vital functions. It serves as a reminder to first ensure that the patient's airway is clear and open, then assess and address any breathing difficulties, and finally check for the presence of a pulse and adequate circulation. By following this sequence, healthcare providers can quickly identify and address life-threatening issues to improve the chances of patient survival.Rate this question:
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