Wilderness First Aid Test #1 Exam 2025
Questions and Answers
Wilderness First Aid - ANS the immediate care given to an injured or suddenly ill person and
consists only of giving assistance until a more advanced level of medical care is present.
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) - ANS a service providing out of hospital acute care and
transport to definitive care, patients with illnesses and or injuries which the patient believes is a
medical emergency.
Prevention - ANS the action of stopping something from happening
Good Samaritan Laws - ANS providing basic legal protection for those who assist a person
who is injured or in danger:
1. given during an emergency
2. treatment is unscheduled and in good faith
3. No monetary compensation is received for providing care.
Contractual Obligation - ANS are those duties that each party is legally responsible for in a
contract agreement.
Legal Obligation - ANS A moral or legal duty to perform or to not perform some action.
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, Negligent Abandonment - ANS is sometimes defined as the unilateral termination of the
provider/patient relationship at a time when continuing care is still needed. It is a form of
negligence that involves termination of care without the patient s consent.
Medically Incompetent - ANS Incapable of making a rational decision
Consent - ANS is needed before touching someone, the two types of consent are verbal and
implied.
Prolonged Evacuation - ANS the extended duration of an evacuation
Definitive Medical Care - ANS The same as EMS
Post traumatic Stress Disorder - ANS an emotional reaction that may include frustration,
depression and flashbacks
Hepatitis B - ANS a severe form of viral hepatitis transmitted in infected blood, causing fever,
physical weakness, and jaundice.
AIDS - ANS Disease in which there is a sever loss of the body's cellular immunity which
lowers the resistance to infection.
HIV - ANS disables immune system, preventing the body from fighting infections.
MOI - ANS Mechanisms of injury
BSI - ANS Body Substance Isolation
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Questions and Answers
Wilderness First Aid - ANS the immediate care given to an injured or suddenly ill person and
consists only of giving assistance until a more advanced level of medical care is present.
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) - ANS a service providing out of hospital acute care and
transport to definitive care, patients with illnesses and or injuries which the patient believes is a
medical emergency.
Prevention - ANS the action of stopping something from happening
Good Samaritan Laws - ANS providing basic legal protection for those who assist a person
who is injured or in danger:
1. given during an emergency
2. treatment is unscheduled and in good faith
3. No monetary compensation is received for providing care.
Contractual Obligation - ANS are those duties that each party is legally responsible for in a
contract agreement.
Legal Obligation - ANS A moral or legal duty to perform or to not perform some action.
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, Negligent Abandonment - ANS is sometimes defined as the unilateral termination of the
provider/patient relationship at a time when continuing care is still needed. It is a form of
negligence that involves termination of care without the patient s consent.
Medically Incompetent - ANS Incapable of making a rational decision
Consent - ANS is needed before touching someone, the two types of consent are verbal and
implied.
Prolonged Evacuation - ANS the extended duration of an evacuation
Definitive Medical Care - ANS The same as EMS
Post traumatic Stress Disorder - ANS an emotional reaction that may include frustration,
depression and flashbacks
Hepatitis B - ANS a severe form of viral hepatitis transmitted in infected blood, causing fever,
physical weakness, and jaundice.
AIDS - ANS Disease in which there is a sever loss of the body's cellular immunity which
lowers the resistance to infection.
HIV - ANS disables immune system, preventing the body from fighting infections.
MOI - ANS Mechanisms of injury
BSI - ANS Body Substance Isolation
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