HOSA CERT CERTIFICATION EVALUATION
TEST 2026 COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS
WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ Phase 2.
Answer: Death within several hours as a result of excessive bleeding
⩥ Treatment for burns.
Answer: 1. Remove the source of the burn
2. Cool the burn
3. Cover the burn
⩥ Three methods for controlling bleeding.
Answer: 1. Direct Pressure
2. Elevation
3. Pressure Points
⩥ Elevation.
Answer: Elevate the would above the level of the heart
⩥ What are the five steps to take when approaching a survivor?.
,Answer: 1. Make sure they can see you if they are conscious
2. Give your name and organization (Community Emergency Response
Team)
3. Request permission. If unconscious, assume consent is given. If the
victim is a child ask their guardian
4. Respect cultural/tradional differences
5. Respect the patients privacy
⩥ Head-to-toe Assessment.
Answer: Look for DCAP-BTLS
Deformities
Contusions (bruising)
Abrasions
Punctures
Burns
Tenderness
Lacerations
Swelling
Order: Head, neck, shoulders, chest, arms, abdomen, pelvis, legs
⩥ What are the 6 components/parts of the respiratory system.
Answer: Lungs, Bronchus, Larynx, Pharynx, Nasal Cavity, Trachea
, ⩥ What is "shock"?.
Answer: Condition when the body is not getting enough blood flow. It
can lead to death of cells, tissues, and entire organs
⩥ Main Signs of Shock.
Answer: Rapid and shallow Breathing
Capillary refill of greater than 2 seconds
Failure to follow simple commands like "squeeze my hand"
⩥ Shock Procedure.
Answer: 1. Maintain an open airway
2. Control obvious bleeding
3. Maintain body tempurature (possibly with blankets)
4. Put on back and elevate feet above head
5. Do not feed them or give them a drink
⩥ Phase 3.
Answer: Death is several days or weeks as a result of infection or
multiple-organ faliure (i.e. complictions from an injury)
⩥ 3 evaluations for shock.
TEST 2026 COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS
WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ Phase 2.
Answer: Death within several hours as a result of excessive bleeding
⩥ Treatment for burns.
Answer: 1. Remove the source of the burn
2. Cool the burn
3. Cover the burn
⩥ Three methods for controlling bleeding.
Answer: 1. Direct Pressure
2. Elevation
3. Pressure Points
⩥ Elevation.
Answer: Elevate the would above the level of the heart
⩥ What are the five steps to take when approaching a survivor?.
,Answer: 1. Make sure they can see you if they are conscious
2. Give your name and organization (Community Emergency Response
Team)
3. Request permission. If unconscious, assume consent is given. If the
victim is a child ask their guardian
4. Respect cultural/tradional differences
5. Respect the patients privacy
⩥ Head-to-toe Assessment.
Answer: Look for DCAP-BTLS
Deformities
Contusions (bruising)
Abrasions
Punctures
Burns
Tenderness
Lacerations
Swelling
Order: Head, neck, shoulders, chest, arms, abdomen, pelvis, legs
⩥ What are the 6 components/parts of the respiratory system.
Answer: Lungs, Bronchus, Larynx, Pharynx, Nasal Cavity, Trachea
, ⩥ What is "shock"?.
Answer: Condition when the body is not getting enough blood flow. It
can lead to death of cells, tissues, and entire organs
⩥ Main Signs of Shock.
Answer: Rapid and shallow Breathing
Capillary refill of greater than 2 seconds
Failure to follow simple commands like "squeeze my hand"
⩥ Shock Procedure.
Answer: 1. Maintain an open airway
2. Control obvious bleeding
3. Maintain body tempurature (possibly with blankets)
4. Put on back and elevate feet above head
5. Do not feed them or give them a drink
⩥ Phase 3.
Answer: Death is several days or weeks as a result of infection or
multiple-organ faliure (i.e. complictions from an injury)
⩥ 3 evaluations for shock.
