NSC First Aid, CPR & AED Exam (Answered 100%
Correctly) Sign of heatstroke - ANSW..hot,
flushed skin
Sign of heatstroke - answer-hot, flushed skin
When to call 9-1-1 - answer-for any life-threatening condition
chest compression rate - answer-100 compressions per minute
protection method against all bloodborne diseases - answer-wear of gloves or
other barriers when blood or body fluid is present
step to take after scene is safe - 1st thing to do in initial assessment of victim -
answer-check for responsiveness
what to do is victim has large object impaled in a chest wound... - answer-dress
and bandage wound AROUND THE OBJECT
step to take if person has seizure - answer-put pillow or folded coat under
victim's head
, victim with asthma may carry... - answer-an inhaler
hand position for chest compressions in CPR for an adult - answer-on lower
half of breastbone midway between nipples
first step to take with a severe 2nd or 3rd degree burn... - answer-stop the
burning and cool the area
step to take if an organ is protruding from an open abdominal injury... -
answer-do not push it back in, cover wound with moist or dry occlusive
dressing
victim with severy allergy to bee stings may carry what drug for emergency
use? - answer-an EpiPen
what to do to ensure your air goes into victim's lungs during rescue breathing...
- answer-watch for victim's chest to rise
how to check an infant for responsiveness - answer-patting his/her feet and
shoulders
step to take for an infant that is unconscious and unresponsive - answer-
perform CPR for 5 cycles, then call 911
what to do for a responsive infant that is choking - answer-give series of 5 back
blows and 5 chest compressions until object is expelled
Correctly) Sign of heatstroke - ANSW..hot,
flushed skin
Sign of heatstroke - answer-hot, flushed skin
When to call 9-1-1 - answer-for any life-threatening condition
chest compression rate - answer-100 compressions per minute
protection method against all bloodborne diseases - answer-wear of gloves or
other barriers when blood or body fluid is present
step to take after scene is safe - 1st thing to do in initial assessment of victim -
answer-check for responsiveness
what to do is victim has large object impaled in a chest wound... - answer-dress
and bandage wound AROUND THE OBJECT
step to take if person has seizure - answer-put pillow or folded coat under
victim's head
, victim with asthma may carry... - answer-an inhaler
hand position for chest compressions in CPR for an adult - answer-on lower
half of breastbone midway between nipples
first step to take with a severe 2nd or 3rd degree burn... - answer-stop the
burning and cool the area
step to take if an organ is protruding from an open abdominal injury... -
answer-do not push it back in, cover wound with moist or dry occlusive
dressing
victim with severy allergy to bee stings may carry what drug for emergency
use? - answer-an EpiPen
what to do to ensure your air goes into victim's lungs during rescue breathing...
- answer-watch for victim's chest to rise
how to check an infant for responsiveness - answer-patting his/her feet and
shoulders
step to take for an infant that is unconscious and unresponsive - answer-
perform CPR for 5 cycles, then call 911
what to do for a responsive infant that is choking - answer-give series of 5 back
blows and 5 chest compressions until object is expelled
