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First Responder Final Exam Questions and Answers | Latest Version | 2024/2025 | Correct & Verified A person collapses and is unresponsive, but you can feel a pulse. What should you do next? Check for normal breathing, and if absent, start rescue breaths. You arrive at a scene where an unconscious person is found in a car accident. They have a visible open wound on their leg and are not breathing. What’s your first priority? Ensure the scene is safe, then immediately start CPR while someone calls for help. A person has an obstructed airway and cannot speak or cough. What should you do? Perform the Heimlich maneuver to expel the obstruction. A patient is showing signs of shock, including pale skin, rapid pulse, and shallow breathing. What should be your primary concern? Administer oxygen if available, keep the patient warm, and elevate their legs if no injury is suspected. 2 What is the first thing you should do when arriving at a medical emergency? Ensure the scene is safe and assess for any immediate threats. A person is having a seizure and falls to the ground. What should you do? Clear the area of dangerous objects, protect the person's head, and do not try to restrain them. A patient is suffering from heat exhaustion. What are the signs to look for? Sweating, weakness, dizziness, nausea, and pale or clammy skin. You’re performing CPR on a child, and someone brings you an AED. What should you do? Follow the AED instructions immediately and continue CPR as needed. A victim is in cardiac arrest, and an AED is available. What should you do before using the AED? Ensure the victim is lying flat, remove any clothing covering the chest, and dry the chest if needed. 3 A person starts choking, and you can’t perform abdominal thrusts due to their size. What is your next option? Perform chest thrusts instead, especially for pregnant women or obese individuals. A person has a severe allergic reaction and is losing consciousness. What should you do if they have an epinephrine auto-injector? Administer the epinephrine as directed, and call for emergency medical help immediately. A person has a deep laceration on their forearm, and bleeding is heavy. What should be your first response? Apply direct pressure to the wound with a sterile dressing or cloth to stop the bleeding. You come across a person with a head injury who is conscious but confused. What should you do? Keep the person still and avoid moving

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First Responder Final Exam Questions
and Answers | Latest Version | 2024/2025
| Correct & Verified
A person collapses and is unresponsive, but you can feel a pulse. What should you do next?


✔✔ Check for normal breathing, and if absent, start rescue breaths.




You arrive at a scene where an unconscious person is found in a car accident. They have a

visible open wound on their leg and are not breathing. What’s your first priority?


✔✔ Ensure the scene is safe, then immediately start CPR while someone calls for help.




A person has an obstructed airway and cannot speak or cough. What should you do?


✔✔ Perform the Heimlich maneuver to expel the obstruction.




A patient is showing signs of shock, including pale skin, rapid pulse, and shallow breathing.

What should be your primary concern?


✔✔ Administer oxygen if available, keep the patient warm, and elevate their legs if no injury is

suspected.




1

,What is the first thing you should do when arriving at a medical emergency?


✔✔ Ensure the scene is safe and assess for any immediate threats.




A person is having a seizure and falls to the ground. What should you do?


✔✔ Clear the area of dangerous objects, protect the person's head, and do not try to restrain

them.




A patient is suffering from heat exhaustion. What are the signs to look for?


✔✔ Sweating, weakness, dizziness, nausea, and pale or clammy skin.




You’re performing CPR on a child, and someone brings you an AED. What should you do?


✔✔ Follow the AED instructions immediately and continue CPR as needed.




A victim is in cardiac arrest, and an AED is available. What should you do before using the

AED?


✔✔ Ensure the victim is lying flat, remove any clothing covering the chest, and dry the chest if

needed.




2

, A person starts choking, and you can’t perform abdominal thrusts due to their size. What is your

next option?


✔✔ Perform chest thrusts instead, especially for pregnant women or obese individuals.




A person has a severe allergic reaction and is losing consciousness. What should you do if they

have an epinephrine auto-injector?


✔✔ Administer the epinephrine as directed, and call for emergency medical help immediately.




A person has a deep laceration on their forearm, and bleeding is heavy. What should be your first

response?


✔✔ Apply direct pressure to the wound with a sterile dressing or cloth to stop the bleeding.




You come across a person with a head injury who is conscious but confused. What should you

do?


✔✔ Keep the person still and avoid moving their neck or head until help arrives.




A person in a car accident is not breathing and has no pulse. What should be your immediate

action?


✔✔ Start CPR immediately and send someone to call 911.


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