First Aid Quizzes Online & Trivia

I think it is gloves and masks because what happens if the blood goes everywhere and in your face but you have nothing in your face to cover you , wont you get a disease if the victim has a disease that can be passed by body fluids

This is wrong it is 15:2 for a child

1. Call your veterinarian or emergency clinic and prepare to bring the dog in

The correct answer to this question is C, Encourage her to continue coughing. An essential part of this question is that the child is still able to speak. With speaking, the child can explain what they are feeling and if they are in any pain. From there, the parent or caretaker can help the child cough the blocked airway away. If the child were unable to speak, it would probably be best for the parent or caretaker to pack the child's back to gain their ability to speak back. The last option is dangerous, and it could cause a delay and more harm.

1. micelle-mediated transport-the correct answer is c. this patient has vitamin a deficiency, which is characterized by early symptoms of night blindness, dry conjunctivae, and gray plaques, or late symptoms of corneal ulceration and necrosis leading to perforation and blindness. this deficiency is typically seen in children and pregnant women whose diets are deficient in vitamin a, especially those from southeast asia. vitamin a deficiency can also result from malabsorption following intestinal surgery, especially of the ileum. vitamins a, d, e, and k (the fat-soluble vitamins) are absorbed in the small intestine and absorption requires micelles formed with bile saltsanswer a is incorrect. fe2+ is absorbed in the small intestine and absorption requires apoferritin bindinganswer b is incorrect. vitamin b12 is absorbed in the terminal ileum and absorption requires intrinsic factoranswer d is incorrect. water-soluble vitamins are absorbed in the small intestine and absorption requires sodium contransportanswer e is incorrect. calcium is absorbed in the small intestine and absorption requires a vitamin d-dependent calcium binding protein.

Call a counselor who will then call the director, who will then call 911

1. Heat stroke

It is a strict chest pain, we should cure a heart attack person by laying him on the ground or by loosing his clothes

1. suspensory ligament-the correct answer is d. the suspensory ligaments (also known as the infundibulopelvic ligaments) contain the ovarian arteries that give direct blood supply to the ovaries. the ovaries also receive collateral flow from the uterine arteries that travel in the transverse ligament within the broad ligament.answer a is incorrect. the cardinal ligament carries descending branches of the uterine artery. severing the cardinal ligament should not significantly decrease blood flow to the ovary.answer b is incorrect. the fallopian tubes carry the ova from the ovary to the uterus during ovulation. severing this structure would disrupt normal fertilization but would not significantly affect blood flow to the ovary.answer c is incorrect. the round ligament runs inferior to the ovary before attaching to the uterus. it is not a direct source of blood supply for the ovary.answer e is incorrect. the ureters run directly inferior to the uterine arteries before feeding into the bladder. remember: water under the bridge. severing this structure would not affect ovarian blood flow.

Although generally used with sprains or pulls, you can also use the RICE method here. This would refer to Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevate. You would need to first take care of the actual cut. First apply pressure until the bleeding stops. Next, clean the area thoroughly with soap and water. Add ointment and a snug fitting bandage to protect the cut. Rest your hand and do not use it as much as possible. This will also help to reduce the swelling. The next step would be to apply ice to the affected area and elevate it to eliminate any swelling.

1. hypoglycemia-the correct answer is a. in addition to being necessary to normal human growth and development, gh is critical in the stress response to starvation. gh is released in response to hypoglycemia and acts directly to decrease glucose uptake by cells and increase lipolysis, resulting in an increase in blood sugar levelsanswer b is incorrect. gh secretion is not stimulated by obesity, but rather is reduced by this conditionanswer c is incorrect. pregnancy is not a stimulus for gh secretion. rather, gh secretion decreases in pregnancyanswer d is incorrect. somatomedins, or insulin- like growth factors, are secreted by the liver in response to gh and mediate the metabolic changes necessary for growth and development. these intermediaries also act on the hypothalamus and the anterior pituitary via a negative feedback mechanism to reduce gh secretionanswer e is incorrect. somatostatin is not a stimulus for gh secretion but rather is a component of the negative feedback system that regulates gh secretion. somatostatin is secreted by the hypothalamus in response to stimulation by insulin-like growth factors/somatomedins and acts on the anterior pituitary to reduce gh secretion. somatostatin may be used clinically to control the diarrhea associated with carcinoid syndrome or vipomas.

1. spina bifida occulta -the correct answer is e. spina bifi da occulta is caused by the failure of the posterior vertebral arches to close in utero. generally there are no associated clinical abnormalities, or atuft of hair may be present over the site of the defect. folic acid given before the 28th day of pregnancy can help prevent its occurrence; vitamin a may also have slight protective benefit.answer a is incorrect. anencephaly occurs when the cephalic end of the neural tube fails to close, resulting in the absence of a major portion of the brain, skull, and scalp. infants with this disorder are born without a forebrain and a cerebrum. the remaining brain tissue is often exposed.answer b is incorrect. meningocele is the herniation of meninges (but no nerve tissue) through a bony defect, often located at the sacrum.answer c is incorrect. meningomyelocele occurs when there is herniation of the meninges and spinal cord through a spinal canal defect.answer d is incorrect. spina bifi da cystica is caused by the failure of the posterior vertebral arches to close, along with external protrusion of a saclike structure. this is further classified according to the extent of neural involvement (e.g., meningocele or meningomyelocele).