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What are some signs on spine trauma? - Answer-change
in consciousness, inability to move body, severe pain,
tingling/numbness in appendages, difficulty breathing or
seeing, heavy bleeding or bruising, blood or fluid in nose
or ears, bruising behind ears, bruising around eyes,
uneven pupils, seizures, and nausea/vomiting
What is a closed fracture? - Answer-A closed fracture is
when a bone is fractured, but there is not puncture in the
skin cause by the broken bone
What is an open fracture? - Answer-An open fracture is
the result of a broken bone puncturing through skin
What is a displaced fracture? - Answer-a displaced
fracture is a bone breaking into 2 or more pieces that is
not connected anymore
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What is a nondisplaced fracture? - Answer-a nondisplaced
fracture is a broken bone with just a snap. It can be hard
to see because it is just a crack in a bone, no movement
of a bone
What body temperature does a patient have to have to
consider hypothermia as a diagnosis? - Answer-95
degrees fahrenhiet or less
What 3 factors are needed for a fire to start? - Answer-
some sort of fuel, oxygen (or oxidizing substance), and
heat
What is the most important factor to look at when choosing
a fire extinguisher? - Answer-The fuel used to start the fire
(classification)
What is a class A fire caused by? - Answer-ordinary
combustibles
What is a class B fire caused by? - Answer-flammable
liquids
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What is a class C fire caused by? - Answer-Electrical
items
What is a class D fire caused by? - Answer-combustible
metals
What is a class K fire caused by? - Answer-things found in
kitchens (cooking oils, fats)
What fire(s) can a water extinguisher be used on? -
Answer-Class A
What does PASS stand for? - Answer-Pull, Aim, Squeeze,
Sweep
What are the 3 "killers"? - Answer-closed airways,
uncontrolled bleeding, and shock
What are things you need to check for when preforming
triage? - Answer-steady breathing, circulation (capillary
refill test), and mental status of the victim
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What fire(s) can a foam extinguisher be used on? -
Answer-Class A, B, and D
What fire(s) can a dry powder extinguisher be used on? -
Answer-Class A, B, C, and D
What fire(s) can a Carbon Dioxide extinguisher be used
on? - Answer-Class B, D, and K
What is a CERT members #1 priority? - Answer-
PERSONAL SAFETY
When looking at a fire extinguisher's label, what does the
number infront of the A mean? - Answer-The number
infront of the A indicates the number of gallons of the
extinguishing element in the extinguisher. Each number
infront of the A correlates to 1.25 gallons, so
2A: 2.5 gallons
3A: 3.75 gallons
What does the number infront of the B:C on a fire
extinguisher label mean? - Answer-Number of square feet
it can extinguish
HOSA CERT Exam (latest version 2026) Most Recent
Exam 2026|2027 Actual Complete Real Verified Exam
Questions And Correct Answers (Verified Answers)
Already Graded A+ | Guaranteed Success!! Newest
Exam!!!
What are some signs on spine trauma? - Answer-change
in consciousness, inability to move body, severe pain,
tingling/numbness in appendages, difficulty breathing or
seeing, heavy bleeding or bruising, blood or fluid in nose
or ears, bruising behind ears, bruising around eyes,
uneven pupils, seizures, and nausea/vomiting
What is a closed fracture? - Answer-A closed fracture is
when a bone is fractured, but there is not puncture in the
skin cause by the broken bone
What is an open fracture? - Answer-An open fracture is
the result of a broken bone puncturing through skin
What is a displaced fracture? - Answer-a displaced
fracture is a bone breaking into 2 or more pieces that is
not connected anymore
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What is a nondisplaced fracture? - Answer-a nondisplaced
fracture is a broken bone with just a snap. It can be hard
to see because it is just a crack in a bone, no movement
of a bone
What body temperature does a patient have to have to
consider hypothermia as a diagnosis? - Answer-95
degrees fahrenhiet or less
What 3 factors are needed for a fire to start? - Answer-
some sort of fuel, oxygen (or oxidizing substance), and
heat
What is the most important factor to look at when choosing
a fire extinguisher? - Answer-The fuel used to start the fire
(classification)
What is a class A fire caused by? - Answer-ordinary
combustibles
What is a class B fire caused by? - Answer-flammable
liquids
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What is a class C fire caused by? - Answer-Electrical
items
What is a class D fire caused by? - Answer-combustible
metals
What is a class K fire caused by? - Answer-things found in
kitchens (cooking oils, fats)
What fire(s) can a water extinguisher be used on? -
Answer-Class A
What does PASS stand for? - Answer-Pull, Aim, Squeeze,
Sweep
What are the 3 "killers"? - Answer-closed airways,
uncontrolled bleeding, and shock
What are things you need to check for when preforming
triage? - Answer-steady breathing, circulation (capillary
refill test), and mental status of the victim
, 4|Page
What fire(s) can a foam extinguisher be used on? -
Answer-Class A, B, and D
What fire(s) can a dry powder extinguisher be used on? -
Answer-Class A, B, C, and D
What fire(s) can a Carbon Dioxide extinguisher be used
on? - Answer-Class B, D, and K
What is a CERT members #1 priority? - Answer-
PERSONAL SAFETY
When looking at a fire extinguisher's label, what does the
number infront of the A mean? - Answer-The number
infront of the A indicates the number of gallons of the
extinguishing element in the extinguisher. Each number
infront of the A correlates to 1.25 gallons, so
2A: 2.5 gallons
3A: 3.75 gallons
What does the number infront of the B:C on a fire
extinguisher label mean? - Answer-Number of square feet
it can extinguish
