Responding to emergencies: Comprehensive First Aid/ CPR/AED Exam Questions
and Answers
1.) A pathogen is present
2.) There is sufficient quantity of the pathogen present to cause
List the four components that disease.
3.) the pathogen passes through the correct entry
need to be present for disease
transmission to occur site(EX: eyes, mouth, and other mucous membranes
or skin pierced or broken by cuts,abrasions, bites and
sharp objects)
4.) A persin is susceptible to the pathogen
what is the indicator of a I heard a loud thump and a shriek from upstaird
potential
emergency: I was fixing
sandwiches talking with my
next door neighbor. Mrs.
Roberts, who had come by
to burrow a book. My 3
year old, jenny, was in her
room playing with some
puzzles. as Mrs. Roberts got
up to leave, i heard a loud
thump and a shriek
1.) panic or fear of doing something wrong
2.) being unsure of the persons
list five of the common
condition and what to do
barriers to taking action at
3.)assuming someone else will
the scene of an emergency.
take action
4.) type of injury or illness; fear of catching a diseas
5.) fear of being sued
how can a lay responder A lay responder can overcome these barriers to
overcome any one of action by thinking about these barriers and mentally
these barriers to act in preparing him-or herself to face these challenges ahead
the last of time.
flashcard
a situation requiring immediate c-emergency
action
, a network of community e- EMS system
resources and medical
personnel that provides
emergency care to a person
with an n=injury or sudden
illness
immediate care given to a a- First aid
person with an injury or
sudden illness until more
advanced care can be
obtained
A physical condition, such as a d-Sudden illness
heart attack, requiring
immediate medical
attention
A layperson (someone who b- Lay responder
does not have special or
advanced medical training
or skill) who recognizes an
emergency and decides to
act
Reasons for not acting or for f-barriers to act
hesitating to act in an
emergency situation.
1.) Calling
2.) meeting and directing the ambulance
3.) keeping the area free of necessary traffic
Identify six ways bystanders
4.) giving first aid
can help at the scene of an 5.) bystander can go for additional supplies or give comfort to
emergemcy others on the scene
6.) may be able to give you important information
about the person or what happened
list the emergency action CHECK-CALL-CARE
steps
and Answers
1.) A pathogen is present
2.) There is sufficient quantity of the pathogen present to cause
List the four components that disease.
3.) the pathogen passes through the correct entry
need to be present for disease
transmission to occur site(EX: eyes, mouth, and other mucous membranes
or skin pierced or broken by cuts,abrasions, bites and
sharp objects)
4.) A persin is susceptible to the pathogen
what is the indicator of a I heard a loud thump and a shriek from upstaird
potential
emergency: I was fixing
sandwiches talking with my
next door neighbor. Mrs.
Roberts, who had come by
to burrow a book. My 3
year old, jenny, was in her
room playing with some
puzzles. as Mrs. Roberts got
up to leave, i heard a loud
thump and a shriek
1.) panic or fear of doing something wrong
2.) being unsure of the persons
list five of the common
condition and what to do
barriers to taking action at
3.)assuming someone else will
the scene of an emergency.
take action
4.) type of injury or illness; fear of catching a diseas
5.) fear of being sued
how can a lay responder A lay responder can overcome these barriers to
overcome any one of action by thinking about these barriers and mentally
these barriers to act in preparing him-or herself to face these challenges ahead
the last of time.
flashcard
a situation requiring immediate c-emergency
action
, a network of community e- EMS system
resources and medical
personnel that provides
emergency care to a person
with an n=injury or sudden
illness
immediate care given to a a- First aid
person with an injury or
sudden illness until more
advanced care can be
obtained
A physical condition, such as a d-Sudden illness
heart attack, requiring
immediate medical
attention
A layperson (someone who b- Lay responder
does not have special or
advanced medical training
or skill) who recognizes an
emergency and decides to
act
Reasons for not acting or for f-barriers to act
hesitating to act in an
emergency situation.
1.) Calling
2.) meeting and directing the ambulance
3.) keeping the area free of necessary traffic
Identify six ways bystanders
4.) giving first aid
can help at the scene of an 5.) bystander can go for additional supplies or give comfort to
emergemcy others on the scene
6.) may be able to give you important information
about the person or what happened
list the emergency action CHECK-CALL-CARE
steps
