First Aid 101 Trivia Quiz

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  • 1. 
    Which has the patient priorities in the right order
    • A. 

      Bleeding, Breathing, Bones, Burns

    • B. 

      Burns, Bleeding, Breathing, Burns

    • C. 

      Breathing, Bleeding, Burns, Bones

    • D. 

      Breathing, Burns, Bleeding, Bones

  • 2. 
    Which has the patient assessment steps in the right order?
    • A. 

      Danger, Response, Send for help, Airway, Breathing, CPR

    • B. 

      Airway, Breathing, CPR, Danger, Response, Send for help

    • C. 

      Send for help, Dangers, Airway, Breathing, Response, CPR

    • D. 

      Response, CPR, Breathing, Airway, Danger, Send for help

  • 3. 
    When is an appropriate time to put somebody into the recovery position? (Laying the patient sideways)
    • A. 

      When the patient is semi-conscious

    • B. 

      When the patient feels like it

    • C. 

      When there is no breathing detected

    • D. 

      When the patient is unresponsive and unconscious

  • 4. 
    When is an appropriate time to perform CPR?
    • A. 

      When the patient is unresponsive and unconscious

    • B. 

      When the patient is unresponsive and no breathing is detected

    • C. 

      When the patient is semi-conscious and faintly responds to your voice

    • D. 

      When the patient is alive and fine

  • 5. 
    How do you treat burns?
    • A. 

      Run the burn under only cold water for 10 minutes. If their is no cold water, go get some and don't use any other liquid

    • B. 

      Wrap the burn in glad wrap

    • C. 

      Run the burn under a cold liquid for 20 minutes, then wrap the burn in glad wrap.

    • D. 

      Rub anti-inflammatory cream on the burn

  • 6. 
    Which sorts of burn patients should you take to the hospital?
    • A. 

      If the patient cannot feel the pain or if the burn is leaking a white substance

    • B. 

      Take all burn patients to the hospital

    • C. 

      Take no burn patients to the hospital

    • D. 

      Take a burn patient to the hospital only if the burn is black.

  • 7. 
    What do you do if you have a fracture?
    • A. 

      Elevate the injured area

    • B. 

      Ice the area then call ambulance

    • C. 

      Walk it off and then sleep on it

    • D. 

      You put padding around the injured area and do not move it unless the area is dangerous to be in. Call an ambulance.

  • 8. 
    How do you treat heavy bleeding?
    • A. 

      Keep pressure on the area and bandage the area, then elevate the area

    • B. 

      Bandage the area and leave it

    • C. 

      Don’t do anything

    • D. 

      Call an ambulance and tell the person that you will avenge them

  • 9. 
    How do you bandage a heavily bleeding wound?
    • A. 

      Pour alcohol on it to sterilize it and wrap any cloth around it

    • B. 

      Apply a sterile dressing to the area and wrap it tightly with bandages.

    • C. 

      Hold under water and don’t bandage

    • D. 

      Wrap loosely in bandages

  • 10. 
    What do you do if the bandage soaks through with blood?
    • A. 

      Take it off and run the wound under water

    • B. 

      Take it off and leave just keep pressure on it

    • C. 

      Leave it on and wait for the patient to get better

    • D. 

      Replace it. If this also soaks through, replace and call an ambulance.

  • 11. 
    What method do you use to save a choking adult or child who can’t breathe or talk, in New Zealand?
    • A. 

      Slap them between the shoulder blades 5 times, then do 5 chest thrusts

    • B. 

      Heimlich manoeuvre

    • C. 

      Pat them on the back

    • D. 

      Tell them to cough

  • 12. 
    Which option best describes how to do the chest thrusts?
    • A. 

      Embrace the patient in a hugging position, thrust, slam and pull their chest towards your own

    • B. 

      Slap the patient's chest

    • C. 

      Wrap both arms around the patient, at chest level. Place one fist with the thumb side against the centre of the chest. Grasp your fist with your other hand and do 5 upward and inward thrusts. If they stop breathing commence CPR.

    • D. 

      Violently thrust your chest forward while the patient quietly observes from the corner

  • 13. 
    What do you do when someone starts choking and is coughing and making noise/loud breathing?
    • A. 

      Proceed to give them 5 back blows and 5 chest thrusts

    • B. 

      Support the person to cough up the foreign body and stay and monitor the patient and until they recover fullly

    • C. 

      Panic and start choking along with them for moral support

    • D. 

      Do the Heimlich manoeuvre

  • 14. 
    We use RICE to treat sprains and strains. What is RICE?
    • A. 

      Resuscitate, Ice, Cover, Elongate

    • B. 

      Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation

    • C. 

      Relieve, Inject, Cut, Evacuate

    • D. 

      The starchy seeds/grains cultivated in warm climates and used for food

  • 15. 
    How do you perform CPR on an adult?
    • A. 

      Follow DRSAB then remove any clothing that will get in the way of conducting CPR. Follow the chest pump and breathing ratio of 30:2 and pump into ⅓ of the chest using two hands placed firmly on top of each other. Tilt the patient’s head back and open the airway then blow into the patient’s mouth while pinching their nose.

    • B. 

      Follow DRSAB. Follow the chest pump and breathing ratio of 30:2 and pump into ⅓ of the chest using two hand pumping on the left side of the chest

    • C. 

      Follow DRSAB then remove any clothing that will get in the way of conducting CPR. Follow the chest pump and breathing ratio of 30:2 and pump into 1/2 of the chest using two hands placed firmly on top of each other. Tilt the patient’s head back and open the airway then blow into the patient’s mouth while pinching their nose.

  • 16. 
    How do you conduct CPR on a child?
    • A. 

      Follow DRSAB. Follow the chest pump and breathing ratio of 30:2 and pump into 1/3 of the chest using one hand, then blow into the child's mouth, while pinching their nose shut.

    • B. 

      Follow DRSAB the chest pump and breathing ratio of 30:2 and pump into ⅓ of the chest using two hands

    • C. 

      Follow DRSAB. Follow the chest pump and breathing ratio of 30:2 and pump into 1/4 of the chest using one hand

    • D. 

      Follow DRSAB. Follow the chest pump and breathing ratio of 30:2 and pump into ⅓ of the chest using two fingers

  • 17. 
    How do you conduct CPR on a baby?
    • A. 

      Never conduct CPR on a baby

    • B. 

      Follow DRSAB. Follow the chest pump and breathing ratio of 30:2 and pump into 1/5 of the chest using two fingers. Position the patient’s head flat and looking towards the ceiling then blow into the patient’s mouth and nose gently like you are blowing into a straw.

    • C. 

      Follow DRSAB. Follow the chest pump and breathing ratio of 15:2 and pump into ⅓ of the chest using two fingers. Position the patient’s head flat and looking towards the ceiling then blow into the patient’s mouth and nose gently like you are blowing into a straw.

    • D. 

      Follow DRSAB. Follow the chest pump and breathing ratio of 30:2 and pump into ⅓ of the chest using two fingers. Position the patient’s head flat and looking towards the ceiling then blow into the patient’s mouth and nose gently like you are blowing into a straw.

  • 18. 
    What do you do when you suspect someone has been poisoned?
    • A. 

      Call 0800-POISON and follow their instructions

    • B. 

      Make patient throw up

    • C. 

      Encourage the patient to drink water to dilute the poison

    • D. 

      Sleep and ignore them

  • 19. 
    What do you do if you think someone is experiencing a medical condition you know they have medication for?
    • A. 

      Just stand there and wait for someone else to reactbulance

    • B. 

      Give them their medication even if they have notgiven their permission

    • C. 

      Call the ambulance

    • D. 

      Give them their medication if they have requested it but look like they couldn't make the right judgement

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