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Want to assess your learners online? Create an online quiz for free<\/a>!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Seizures: During a seizure, creating a safe space around the person and turning them on their side can prevent injury.<\/p>\n Allergic Reactions: Recognizing and responding to severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis) with an epinephrine auto-injector can be life-saving.<\/p>\n 1. What is the first step in providing first aid? 2. What is the correct hand placement for performing chest compressions during CPR on an adult? 3. How do you provide first aid for a choking infant who is conscious but unable to breathe or cough? 4. What is the best way to control bleeding from a wound? 5. What should you do if someone is experiencing an anaphylactic reaction? 6. How should you care for a minor burn at home? 7. Which of the following is the recommended method for assisting someone having a seizure? 8. How can you help someone who is experiencing heatstroke? 9. What should you do if you suspect someone has ingested a poisonous substance? 10. How should you care for a sprained ankle? 11. What is the first step to take when providing first aid to an unconscious person? 12. What is the correct hand placement for performing chest compressions during CPR on an infant? 13. What should you do if someone is choking and becomes unconscious? 14. How should you provide first aid for a nosebleed? into the nose to dislodge any clots 15. What should you do if you suspect someone has a head injury?Table of content<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nPart 1: 30 multiple-choice questions on First Aid knowledge along with their answers<\/h3>\n
\n a) Assessing the situation for safety
\n b) Applying direct pressure to a bleeding wound
\n c) Performing CPR immediately
\n d) Elevating the injured limb
\n Answer: a) Assessing the situation for safety<\/p>\n
\n a) Lower half of the breastbone (sternum)
\n b) Upper half of the breastbone (sternum)
\n c) The side of the chest
\n d) The abdomen
\n Answer: a) Lower half of the breastbone (sternum)<\/p>\n
\n a) Slap the back firmly
\n b) Give abdominal thrusts (back blows)
\n c) Perform chest compressions
\n d) Encourage the infant to cough
\n Answer: b) Give abdominal thrusts (back blows)<\/p>\n
\n a) Applying a tourniquet
\n b) Elevating the injured limb
\n c) Applying direct pressure with a clean cloth or bandage
\n d) Pouring hydrogen peroxide on the wound
\n Answer: c) Applying direct pressure with a clean cloth or bandage<\/p>\n
\n a) Offer them water to drink
\n b) Give them an over-the-counter painkiller
\n c) Administer an epinephrine auto-injector (EpiPen) if available
\n d) Encourage them to rest and wait it out
\n Answer: c) Administer an epinephrine auto-injector (EpiPen) if available<\/p>\n
\n a) Apply butter or oil to the burn
\n b) Immerse the burn in ice-cold water
\n c) Run cold water over the burn for several minutes
\n d) Pop any blisters that may form on the burn
\n Answer: c) Run cold water over the burn for several minutes<\/p>\n
\n a) Restraining their movements
\n b) Placing a spoon in their mouth to prevent tongue biting
\n c) Moving them to a safe area and placing them on their side
\n d) Pouring water on their face to wake them up
\n Answer: c) Moving them to a safe area and placing them on their side<\/p>\n
\n a) Offer them a hot drink to warm up
\n b) Apply a heating pad to their forehead
\n c) Move them to a cooler place and apply cool, damp cloths to their body
\n d) Give them alcohol to drink to cool down
\n Answer: c) Move them to a cooler place and apply cool, damp cloths to their body<\/p>\n
\n a) Induce vomiting immediately
\n b) Offer them a glass of water
\n c) Call Poison Control or emergency services
\n d) Ignore the situation and wait for symptoms to subside
\n Answer: c) Call Poison Control or emergency services<\/p>\n
\n a) Apply heat to reduce swelling
\n b) Elevate the injured limb and apply ice to reduce swelling
\n c) Stretch the ankle to loosen the ligaments
\n d) Apply a tight bandage to immobilize the ankle
\n Answer: b) Elevate the injured limb and apply ice to reduce swelling<\/p>\n
\n a) Check for breathing and a pulse
\n b) Administer CPR immediately
\n c) Slap their cheeks to wake them up
\n d) Elevate their legs above their head
\n Answer: a) Check for breathing and a pulse<\/p>\n
\n a) Lower half of the breastbone (sternum)
\n b) Upper half of the breastbone (sternum)
\n c) The side of the chest
\n d) The abdomen
\n Answer: d) The abdomen<\/p>\n
\n a) Continue performing abdominal thrusts (back blows)
\n b) Lay the person down and call for emergency help
\n c) Immediately start CPR
\n d) Tilt the head back and attempt to open the airway
\n Answer: c) Immediately start CPR<\/p>\n
\n a) Tilt the head back to stop the bleeding
\n b) Apply direct pressure by pinching the nostrils together
\n c) Blow air forcefully<\/p>\n
\n d) Insert cotton balls into the nostrils to absorb the blood
\n Answer: b) Apply direct pressure by pinching the nostrils together<\/p>\n
\n a) Encourage them to lie down and rest for several hours
\n b) Administer pain medication to relieve headache
\n c) Apply heat to the head to reduce swelling
\n d) Keep them still and seek immediate medical attention
\n Answer: d) Keep them still and seek immediate medical attention<\/p>\nPart 2: Download first aid knowledge questions & answers for free<\/h3>\n