LINEMAN APPRENTICE RODEO EXAM
SCRIPT TESTED QUESTIONS FULL
SOLUTION PREMIUM STUDY MATERIAL
●● What are the 4 steps to controling bleeding?
Answer: 1. Apply Direct Pressure
2. Pressure Bandage
3. Elevation
4. Tourniquet (This is a last resort and if doing so apply as close to the
wound as you can)
●● What are the 3 causes of going into shock?
Answer: 1. Injury
2. Blood Loss
3. Anxiety
●● What are the 6 symptoms of a person in shock?
Answer: 1. Vomiting
2. Rapid Breathing
3. Altered level of consciousness
4. Restlessness
5. Pale skin
,6. Excessive Thirst
●● What does CPR stand for?
Answer: C- Cardio
P- Pulmonary
R- Resuscitation
●● There are three parts of CPR. What are they and what are the steps?
(Hint: Remember CAB)
Answer: - C is for compressions: CPR begins with 30 chest
compressions, followed by 2 rescue breaths.
A is for airway: After 30 compressions, check the person's airway to
make sure it is open for breathing.
B is for breathing: You are breathing for the victim until help arrives or
they breathe themselves.
●● How many compressions per minute do you perform when giving
CPR?
Answer: 100 compressions per minute. (Remember 2 inches deep)
●● How many seconds apart should breaths be when giving CPR?
, Answer: 1 second apart.
●● When the patient starts to breathe after you perform cpr, what
position do you put them in?
Answer: Recovery position
●● What PPE is used for giving CPR?
Answer: 1. Gloves
2. Goggles
3. Barrier device
(remember to make sure the scene is clear)
●● Can shock be managed by first aid alone?
Answer: No, and it is easier to prevent shock than cure someone from
being in shock.
●● What are the 5 steps to treating someone who has gone into shock?
Answer: 1. Elevate feet 8 to 12 inches
2. Continue to monitor the victims CAB (circulation, airway and
breathing)
3. Don't elevate if suspecting broken leg
4. Do not give any food or water, even if they are thirsty
SCRIPT TESTED QUESTIONS FULL
SOLUTION PREMIUM STUDY MATERIAL
●● What are the 4 steps to controling bleeding?
Answer: 1. Apply Direct Pressure
2. Pressure Bandage
3. Elevation
4. Tourniquet (This is a last resort and if doing so apply as close to the
wound as you can)
●● What are the 3 causes of going into shock?
Answer: 1. Injury
2. Blood Loss
3. Anxiety
●● What are the 6 symptoms of a person in shock?
Answer: 1. Vomiting
2. Rapid Breathing
3. Altered level of consciousness
4. Restlessness
5. Pale skin
,6. Excessive Thirst
●● What does CPR stand for?
Answer: C- Cardio
P- Pulmonary
R- Resuscitation
●● There are three parts of CPR. What are they and what are the steps?
(Hint: Remember CAB)
Answer: - C is for compressions: CPR begins with 30 chest
compressions, followed by 2 rescue breaths.
A is for airway: After 30 compressions, check the person's airway to
make sure it is open for breathing.
B is for breathing: You are breathing for the victim until help arrives or
they breathe themselves.
●● How many compressions per minute do you perform when giving
CPR?
Answer: 100 compressions per minute. (Remember 2 inches deep)
●● How many seconds apart should breaths be when giving CPR?
, Answer: 1 second apart.
●● When the patient starts to breathe after you perform cpr, what
position do you put them in?
Answer: Recovery position
●● What PPE is used for giving CPR?
Answer: 1. Gloves
2. Goggles
3. Barrier device
(remember to make sure the scene is clear)
●● Can shock be managed by first aid alone?
Answer: No, and it is easier to prevent shock than cure someone from
being in shock.
●● What are the 5 steps to treating someone who has gone into shock?
Answer: 1. Elevate feet 8 to 12 inches
2. Continue to monitor the victims CAB (circulation, airway and
breathing)
3. Don't elevate if suspecting broken leg
4. Do not give any food or water, even if they are thirsty
