CSP FINAL EXAM TEST LATEST
UPDATE WITH 100% SOLVED -
GRADED A+ VERIFIED 2026 - 2027
UPDATE
A105: The most common cause of a respiratory
emergency for an unresponsive patient is: A) Solid foreign
objects. B) Lack of oxygen. C) The tongue. D) Liquid
accumulation in the throat. - correct answer-
The tongue. 1
AD102: The CSP is divided into geographic regions called
divisions. How many divisions are there? A) Seven B) Nine
C) Eight D) Ten - correct answer- nine 2
AD102: The CSPS was formed in _______ by Dr. Douglas
Firth at the request of the Canadian Amateur Ski
Association. A) 1936 B) 1941 C) 1946D)1951 - correct
answer- 1941 1
FA101: The purpose of first aid is: A) To give free medical
aid. B) To heal the injured. C)To save life, prevent a
,patient's condition from worsening and alleviate suffering
until professional medical care becomes available. D) All
answers are correct. - correct answer- To save
life, prevent a patient's condition from worsening and
alleviate suffering until professional medical care
becomes available. 3
FA101: When unconscious, the law assumes a person
would have provided consent in an emergency situation
where there is a risk of further injury, this is implied
consent. True False - correct answer- TRUE 4
FA103: When irritated, the peritoneum causes a guarding
response of the entire abdominal wall - this indicates a
potentially life threatening situation. True False -
correct answer- TRUE 6
FA103: Which of the following is a pear-shaped sac, 10cm
long and three-cm wide that serves as a storage place for
bile? A) The small intestine. B) The large intestine. C) The
gallbladder. D) The appendix. - correct answer-
The GallBladder 5
,FA104: The fundamental unit of structure and function
within the human body is: A) Tissue. B) Cells. C) Organs. D)
Blood. - correct answer- CELLS 12
FA105: Normal respiration requires one of the following
to function: A) A good supply of carbon dioxide. B) A
supply of normal air and a clear airway. C) An intact chest
wall and two lungs. D) Brain cells that respond to carbon
monoxide. - correct answer- B) A supply of
normal air and a clear airway. 2
FA106: Arterial blood is usually bright red in colour as a
result of the presence of: A) Carbon dioxide. B) Oxygen. C)
Plasma. D) Platelets. - correct answer- B)
Oxygen. 3
FA108: The "Fight or Flight" response is associated with:
A) Peripheral nervous system. B) The circulatory system.
C) The autonomic nervous system. D)The body suffering
"pain". - correct answer- C) The autonomic
nervous system. 5
, FA108: The Central Nervous System consists of two joined
organs, the brain and the spinal cord. True, False -
correct answer- TRUE 4
FA112: Performing a rapid but accurate assessment of an
injured person is a critical function of a Regular Member
(AFA certified). In which order is it done? A) Scene survey,
primary assessment, transportation decision, and
secondary examination. B) Transportation decision,
primary assessment, scene survey, and secondary
examination. C) Primary assessment, transportation
decision, secondary examination, and scene survey. D)
Secondary examination, scene survey, transportation
decision, and primary assessment. - correct
answer- Scene survey, primary assessment,
transportation decision, and secondary examination. 7
FA112: The overall evaluation process changes for every
accident scene. True False - correct answer-
FALSE 9
FA112: When performing the patient assessment, the
sequence may be altered depending on the situation and
UPDATE WITH 100% SOLVED -
GRADED A+ VERIFIED 2026 - 2027
UPDATE
A105: The most common cause of a respiratory
emergency for an unresponsive patient is: A) Solid foreign
objects. B) Lack of oxygen. C) The tongue. D) Liquid
accumulation in the throat. - correct answer-
The tongue. 1
AD102: The CSP is divided into geographic regions called
divisions. How many divisions are there? A) Seven B) Nine
C) Eight D) Ten - correct answer- nine 2
AD102: The CSPS was formed in _______ by Dr. Douglas
Firth at the request of the Canadian Amateur Ski
Association. A) 1936 B) 1941 C) 1946D)1951 - correct
answer- 1941 1
FA101: The purpose of first aid is: A) To give free medical
aid. B) To heal the injured. C)To save life, prevent a
,patient's condition from worsening and alleviate suffering
until professional medical care becomes available. D) All
answers are correct. - correct answer- To save
life, prevent a patient's condition from worsening and
alleviate suffering until professional medical care
becomes available. 3
FA101: When unconscious, the law assumes a person
would have provided consent in an emergency situation
where there is a risk of further injury, this is implied
consent. True False - correct answer- TRUE 4
FA103: When irritated, the peritoneum causes a guarding
response of the entire abdominal wall - this indicates a
potentially life threatening situation. True False -
correct answer- TRUE 6
FA103: Which of the following is a pear-shaped sac, 10cm
long and three-cm wide that serves as a storage place for
bile? A) The small intestine. B) The large intestine. C) The
gallbladder. D) The appendix. - correct answer-
The GallBladder 5
,FA104: The fundamental unit of structure and function
within the human body is: A) Tissue. B) Cells. C) Organs. D)
Blood. - correct answer- CELLS 12
FA105: Normal respiration requires one of the following
to function: A) A good supply of carbon dioxide. B) A
supply of normal air and a clear airway. C) An intact chest
wall and two lungs. D) Brain cells that respond to carbon
monoxide. - correct answer- B) A supply of
normal air and a clear airway. 2
FA106: Arterial blood is usually bright red in colour as a
result of the presence of: A) Carbon dioxide. B) Oxygen. C)
Plasma. D) Platelets. - correct answer- B)
Oxygen. 3
FA108: The "Fight or Flight" response is associated with:
A) Peripheral nervous system. B) The circulatory system.
C) The autonomic nervous system. D)The body suffering
"pain". - correct answer- C) The autonomic
nervous system. 5
, FA108: The Central Nervous System consists of two joined
organs, the brain and the spinal cord. True, False -
correct answer- TRUE 4
FA112: Performing a rapid but accurate assessment of an
injured person is a critical function of a Regular Member
(AFA certified). In which order is it done? A) Scene survey,
primary assessment, transportation decision, and
secondary examination. B) Transportation decision,
primary assessment, scene survey, and secondary
examination. C) Primary assessment, transportation
decision, secondary examination, and scene survey. D)
Secondary examination, scene survey, transportation
decision, and primary assessment. - correct
answer- Scene survey, primary assessment,
transportation decision, and secondary examination. 7
FA112: The overall evaluation process changes for every
accident scene. True False - correct answer-
FALSE 9
FA112: When performing the patient assessment, the
sequence may be altered depending on the situation and
