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Proactive Interventions -ANSWER-Every time you enforce a rule, discourage high-
risk behavior, or educate guests about risks
Strains -ANSWER-Stretching or tearing injuries to muscles or tendons
Sprains -ANSWER-Tearing injuries to ligaments that hold joints together
Muscle Contusion -ANSWER-Bruising of a muscle
Dislocations -ANSWER-Separations of bone ends at a joint
Fractures -ANSWER-Breaks in bones
Sprains, strains and muscle contusions are known as -ANSWER-Soft-tissue injuries
Treatment for Soft-Tissue Injuries -ANSWER-Apply something cold to the injured
area for no more than 20min at a time.
What's the most important thing to do for a bone injury? -ANSWER-Stabilize the
injured area.
,Minor Burn Symptoms -ANSWER-Pain, redness, swelling, blisters
First Aid for Burns -ANSWER-Cool the burn with cool water for at least 10min. Do
not apply ice. Clean, cool and cold dressings can be used. Leave blisters intact.
Cover them with loosely, dry sterile dressing.
Critical Burn Symptoms -ANSWER-Skin may appear dry, leathery, white,
blackened or charred.
First Aid for Critical Burns -ANSWER-Activate EMS. Expose the burn. Do not
remove clothing if it is stuck to the burn. Remove jewelry near the burn. Separate
burned fingers/toes with dry, sterile nonadhesive dressings. Lightly cover the burn
area with a dry, sterile bandage.
Chemical Burn Symptoms -ANSWER-Itching or burning sensation
First Aid for Chemical Burns -ANSWER-Brush off any dry chemical with
cloth/gloves. Remove contaminated clothing. Flood affected areas with large
amounts of water and continue to flush for at least 15min. Cover any visible burns
loosely with dry, clean pad.
What should you do first if a person is in contact with electricity? -ANSWER-Turn
off the source of power
What does "stop, drop and roll" accomplish if a person is on fire? -ANSWER-It
puts out the fire
,If a person has a chemical burn, how long should you continue to flush the area
with water? -ANSWER-15 minutes
If clothing is stuck to a critically burned area, you should remove it -ANSWER-False
Toxic Eye Injury Symptoms -ANSWER-Burning, red, bloodshot, or watery eye
First Aid for Toxic/Chemical Eye Injury -ANSWER-Flush the affected eye with large
quantities of water for at least 15minutes. If only one eye is injured, flush outward
from the hose side to prevent contaminating the other eye.
First Aid for an Impaled Object in the Eye -ANSWER-Activate EMS. Stabilize the
object. Do not remove the object. Cover both eyes with loose, clean gauze.
First Aid for Dislocated or Broken Tooth -ANSWER-If lips, teeth, or gums are
bleeding, have the person gently bite down on an absorbent pad. Apply ice to
reduce pain and swelling.
First Aid for Knocked Out Tooth -ANSWER-Find the tooth and store in appropriate
liquids (Egg white, coconut water, ricetral, whole milk) OR have the person spit
and place the tooth in the saliva.
For how long should an eye be flushed with water if it has been exposed to
chemicals or other irritating substances? -ANSWER-15 minutes
, If a tooth is knocked out it should be saved and placed in the person's saliva, if
none of the recommended solutions are available -ANSWER-True
Concussion -ANSWER-A significant blow or force to the head can result in internal
injury to the brain. Most concussions are temporary and resolve naturally.
Symptoms of Concussions -ANSWER-Altered mental state, headache, nausea,
dizziness, problem with balance or vision
Concussion Protocol -ANSWER-Do not allow the guest to do anything that could
pose a risk for additional injury (return to activity, drive, use machinery).
Sudden Illness -ANSWER-A period of sickness with signs and symptoms that
happen unexpectedly, and from many causes.
Sign -ANSWER-something you can observe
Symptom -ANSWER-something the person complains about.
Signs & Symptoms of Difficulty Breathing include -ANSWER-Wheezing, shortness
of breath, coughing, chest tightness, stooped body posture, and bluish color in
lips and face.
Stoke -ANSWER-Happen when the blood supply to the brain is interrupted. This
happens if a blood vessel in the brain is blocked or bursts and spills. The blood
can't get to where it's needed, causing brain cells to die.
And Well Analyzed Exam Questions (Actual Exam 2026-2027) Correct
Detailed & Verified ANSWERS (100% Accurate Solutions) ALREADY
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Proactive Interventions -ANSWER-Every time you enforce a rule, discourage high-
risk behavior, or educate guests about risks
Strains -ANSWER-Stretching or tearing injuries to muscles or tendons
Sprains -ANSWER-Tearing injuries to ligaments that hold joints together
Muscle Contusion -ANSWER-Bruising of a muscle
Dislocations -ANSWER-Separations of bone ends at a joint
Fractures -ANSWER-Breaks in bones
Sprains, strains and muscle contusions are known as -ANSWER-Soft-tissue injuries
Treatment for Soft-Tissue Injuries -ANSWER-Apply something cold to the injured
area for no more than 20min at a time.
What's the most important thing to do for a bone injury? -ANSWER-Stabilize the
injured area.
,Minor Burn Symptoms -ANSWER-Pain, redness, swelling, blisters
First Aid for Burns -ANSWER-Cool the burn with cool water for at least 10min. Do
not apply ice. Clean, cool and cold dressings can be used. Leave blisters intact.
Cover them with loosely, dry sterile dressing.
Critical Burn Symptoms -ANSWER-Skin may appear dry, leathery, white,
blackened or charred.
First Aid for Critical Burns -ANSWER-Activate EMS. Expose the burn. Do not
remove clothing if it is stuck to the burn. Remove jewelry near the burn. Separate
burned fingers/toes with dry, sterile nonadhesive dressings. Lightly cover the burn
area with a dry, sterile bandage.
Chemical Burn Symptoms -ANSWER-Itching or burning sensation
First Aid for Chemical Burns -ANSWER-Brush off any dry chemical with
cloth/gloves. Remove contaminated clothing. Flood affected areas with large
amounts of water and continue to flush for at least 15min. Cover any visible burns
loosely with dry, clean pad.
What should you do first if a person is in contact with electricity? -ANSWER-Turn
off the source of power
What does "stop, drop and roll" accomplish if a person is on fire? -ANSWER-It
puts out the fire
,If a person has a chemical burn, how long should you continue to flush the area
with water? -ANSWER-15 minutes
If clothing is stuck to a critically burned area, you should remove it -ANSWER-False
Toxic Eye Injury Symptoms -ANSWER-Burning, red, bloodshot, or watery eye
First Aid for Toxic/Chemical Eye Injury -ANSWER-Flush the affected eye with large
quantities of water for at least 15minutes. If only one eye is injured, flush outward
from the hose side to prevent contaminating the other eye.
First Aid for an Impaled Object in the Eye -ANSWER-Activate EMS. Stabilize the
object. Do not remove the object. Cover both eyes with loose, clean gauze.
First Aid for Dislocated or Broken Tooth -ANSWER-If lips, teeth, or gums are
bleeding, have the person gently bite down on an absorbent pad. Apply ice to
reduce pain and swelling.
First Aid for Knocked Out Tooth -ANSWER-Find the tooth and store in appropriate
liquids (Egg white, coconut water, ricetral, whole milk) OR have the person spit
and place the tooth in the saliva.
For how long should an eye be flushed with water if it has been exposed to
chemicals or other irritating substances? -ANSWER-15 minutes
, If a tooth is knocked out it should be saved and placed in the person's saliva, if
none of the recommended solutions are available -ANSWER-True
Concussion -ANSWER-A significant blow or force to the head can result in internal
injury to the brain. Most concussions are temporary and resolve naturally.
Symptoms of Concussions -ANSWER-Altered mental state, headache, nausea,
dizziness, problem with balance or vision
Concussion Protocol -ANSWER-Do not allow the guest to do anything that could
pose a risk for additional injury (return to activity, drive, use machinery).
Sudden Illness -ANSWER-A period of sickness with signs and symptoms that
happen unexpectedly, and from many causes.
Sign -ANSWER-something you can observe
Symptom -ANSWER-something the person complains about.
Signs & Symptoms of Difficulty Breathing include -ANSWER-Wheezing, shortness
of breath, coughing, chest tightness, stooped body posture, and bluish color in
lips and face.
Stoke -ANSWER-Happen when the blood supply to the brain is interrupted. This
happens if a blood vessel in the brain is blocked or bursts and spills. The blood
can't get to where it's needed, causing brain cells to die.
