CPR AED FIRST AID TEST AMERICAN RED
CROSS CERTIFICATION EVALUATION TEST
2026 UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS FULL PACKAGE GRADED A+
⩥ To protect yourself against bloodborne pathogens. Answer: wear
gloves or use other barriers when blood or bodily fluid is present
⩥ Checking the victim's ABCs begins with. Answer: listening for
breathing sounds
⩥ When should you call EMS?. Answer: when the victim has life
threatening injury
⩥ To control severe bleeding, first. Answer: apply direct pressure on the
wound
⩥ Proper wound care includes. Answer: covering the wound with a
sterile dressing and bandage
⩥ In the shock position, the victim. Answer: lies on back with feet raised
8-12 inches
, ⩥ Anaphylaxis is a medical emergency because. Answer: the victim's
airway may swell and block breathing
⩥ First aid for a serious burn includes. Answer: protecting the burn area
with loose dressing
⩥ If a victim has a chemical spilled in the eye, how long should you
flush the eye in running water?. Answer: 20 minutes
⩥ The signs and symptoms of a possible head or brain injury include.
Answer: nausea, vomiting, severe or persistent headache; problems with
vision or speech
⩥ Signs and symptoms of a brain injury may occur as late as. Answer: 1
week after the injury
⩥ If a victim has a large object impaled in a wound in the chest, you
should. Answer: dress and bandage the wound around the object
⩥ When splinting a forearm injury, it is important to. Answer: put
padding between the splint and skin; immobilize both the elbow and
wrist; elevate the arm after splinting
⩥ When putting ice on a a sprained ankle, keep the ice on the ankle.
Answer: 30 minutes then off for at least 30 minutes
CROSS CERTIFICATION EVALUATION TEST
2026 UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS FULL PACKAGE GRADED A+
⩥ To protect yourself against bloodborne pathogens. Answer: wear
gloves or use other barriers when blood or bodily fluid is present
⩥ Checking the victim's ABCs begins with. Answer: listening for
breathing sounds
⩥ When should you call EMS?. Answer: when the victim has life
threatening injury
⩥ To control severe bleeding, first. Answer: apply direct pressure on the
wound
⩥ Proper wound care includes. Answer: covering the wound with a
sterile dressing and bandage
⩥ In the shock position, the victim. Answer: lies on back with feet raised
8-12 inches
, ⩥ Anaphylaxis is a medical emergency because. Answer: the victim's
airway may swell and block breathing
⩥ First aid for a serious burn includes. Answer: protecting the burn area
with loose dressing
⩥ If a victim has a chemical spilled in the eye, how long should you
flush the eye in running water?. Answer: 20 minutes
⩥ The signs and symptoms of a possible head or brain injury include.
Answer: nausea, vomiting, severe or persistent headache; problems with
vision or speech
⩥ Signs and symptoms of a brain injury may occur as late as. Answer: 1
week after the injury
⩥ If a victim has a large object impaled in a wound in the chest, you
should. Answer: dress and bandage the wound around the object
⩥ When splinting a forearm injury, it is important to. Answer: put
padding between the splint and skin; immobilize both the elbow and
wrist; elevate the arm after splinting
⩥ When putting ice on a a sprained ankle, keep the ice on the ankle.
Answer: 30 minutes then off for at least 30 minutes
