FIRST AID QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS 100%
, signs and symptoms of absorbed poison - CORRECT ANSWERS-traces of liquid,
powder, or chemical on the person's skin
skin that looks burned, irritated, red or swollen, blisters that may ooze fluid or rash
itchy skin
signs and symptoms of external heat exhaustion - CORRECT ANSWERS-cool, pale,
flushed skin
fatigue
nausea and/or vomiting
loss of appetite
dehydration
dizziness with possible fainting
elevated heart and respiratory rate
muscle cramps
care for hypothermia - CORRECT ANSWERS-call 9-1-1 immediately
move person to warmer environment and handle the person gently to prevent heart
arrhythmia or possible cardiac arrest
if person is unresponsive, perform CPR
make the person comfortable and remove any wet clothing and replace it with dry
clothing
warm the body gradually by wrapping the body in blankets and keep head covered
if far from medical care, place person near heat source with a barrier in between the
source and person
if person is aware, give arm fluids without caffeine or alcohol
do not warm too quickly such as with water
do not rub or massage extremeties
check breathing
be prepared to use AED and CPR
first aid - CORRECT ANSWERS-the helping behaviors and initial care given for an
acute injury or illness
CORRECT ANSWERS 100%
, signs and symptoms of absorbed poison - CORRECT ANSWERS-traces of liquid,
powder, or chemical on the person's skin
skin that looks burned, irritated, red or swollen, blisters that may ooze fluid or rash
itchy skin
signs and symptoms of external heat exhaustion - CORRECT ANSWERS-cool, pale,
flushed skin
fatigue
nausea and/or vomiting
loss of appetite
dehydration
dizziness with possible fainting
elevated heart and respiratory rate
muscle cramps
care for hypothermia - CORRECT ANSWERS-call 9-1-1 immediately
move person to warmer environment and handle the person gently to prevent heart
arrhythmia or possible cardiac arrest
if person is unresponsive, perform CPR
make the person comfortable and remove any wet clothing and replace it with dry
clothing
warm the body gradually by wrapping the body in blankets and keep head covered
if far from medical care, place person near heat source with a barrier in between the
source and person
if person is aware, give arm fluids without caffeine or alcohol
do not warm too quickly such as with water
do not rub or massage extremeties
check breathing
be prepared to use AED and CPR
first aid - CORRECT ANSWERS-the helping behaviors and initial care given for an
acute injury or illness
