ST. JOHN AMBULANCE: CPR LEVEL C
WITH AED QUESTIONS WITH 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS!!
1 of 36
Term
Two "legal" situations in which you might give first aid
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protect your safety and that of others if you can
give first aid for any injuries (be sensitive)
keep onlookers away as much as possible
don't disturb the scene
, - protect the casualty's belongings
- keep unnecessary people away
- reassure family or friends of the casualty
- clean up emergency scene and work to correct any unsafe
conditions that may have caused the injuries
- as part of your job
- as a passerby
1. what parts of the body are involved?
2.what happened to the casualty's body to cause the injury?
3. how much force was involved?
Don't know?
2 of 36
Term
Four special circumstances that can pose a challenge re:
communication with a casualty:
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1. call an ambulance (give number if it isn't 911)
2.tell the dispatcher what's wrong (signs & symptoms, don't diagnose)
3.give dispatcher location of emergency
4. report back to you
, 1. casualty has difficulty hearing
2.casualty speaks a foreign language
3.casualty is visually impaired
4. casualty is a child
1. gloves
2.hand washing
3. minimizing mouth to mouth contact
4. gloves when handling sharp objects
5. cleaning up after an emergency
1. increase in heart rate
2.increase in blood pressure
3. increase in blood sugar
4. dilation of bronchi and pupils
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3 of 36
Term
the kind of energy that causes a thermal burn
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electromagnetic energy heat energy
electrical energy chemical energy
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4 of 36
Term
What is first aid?
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emergency help given to
an
a training program for
injured or suddenly ill
becoming a certified nurse or
person, using readily
doctor
available
materials
a legal document that outlines a
a type of medical insurance
person's wishes for medical
that covers emergency
treatment
room visits
Don't know?
5 of 36
Term
Steps a first aider can take to reduce risk of transmission (5)
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WITH AED QUESTIONS WITH 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS!!
1 of 36
Term
Two "legal" situations in which you might give first aid
Give this one a try later!
protect your safety and that of others if you can
give first aid for any injuries (be sensitive)
keep onlookers away as much as possible
don't disturb the scene
, - protect the casualty's belongings
- keep unnecessary people away
- reassure family or friends of the casualty
- clean up emergency scene and work to correct any unsafe
conditions that may have caused the injuries
- as part of your job
- as a passerby
1. what parts of the body are involved?
2.what happened to the casualty's body to cause the injury?
3. how much force was involved?
Don't know?
2 of 36
Term
Four special circumstances that can pose a challenge re:
communication with a casualty:
Give this one a try later!
1. call an ambulance (give number if it isn't 911)
2.tell the dispatcher what's wrong (signs & symptoms, don't diagnose)
3.give dispatcher location of emergency
4. report back to you
, 1. casualty has difficulty hearing
2.casualty speaks a foreign language
3.casualty is visually impaired
4. casualty is a child
1. gloves
2.hand washing
3. minimizing mouth to mouth contact
4. gloves when handling sharp objects
5. cleaning up after an emergency
1. increase in heart rate
2.increase in blood pressure
3. increase in blood sugar
4. dilation of bronchi and pupils
Don't know?
3 of 36
Term
the kind of energy that causes a thermal burn
Give this one a try later!
electromagnetic energy heat energy
electrical energy chemical energy
, Don't know?
4 of 36
Term
What is first aid?
Give this one a try later!
emergency help given to
an
a training program for
injured or suddenly ill
becoming a certified nurse or
person, using readily
doctor
available
materials
a legal document that outlines a
a type of medical insurance
person's wishes for medical
that covers emergency
treatment
room visits
Don't know?
5 of 36
Term
Steps a first aider can take to reduce risk of transmission (5)
Give this one a try later!
