FIRST AID ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS|LATEST 2025|
If a responsive, competent adult refuses your first aid, what should you do?
-Walk away
-Call 911 and keep talking to the victim
-Ask the person's spouse for consent to give first aid
-Give first aid anyway -CORRECT ANSWER-Call 911 and keep talking to the victim
The goals of first aid include:
-All of the above
-Ensuring the victim receives appropriate medical care
-Keeping the victim alive until he or she receives medical care.
-Preventing the victim's condition from getting worse -CORRECT ANSWER-All of the above
When first aid is given, the victim does not need further medical attention for a serious
injury.
-True
-False -CORRECT ANSWER-False
,You usually have automatic consent to give first aid to which of the following?
-All responsive victims
-All unresponsive adults
-All victims
-All child victims -CORRECT ANSWER-All unresponsive adults
List 4 things you should be prepared to tell the EMS dispatcher when you call 9-1-1.
Your Answer:
1)
2)
3)
4) -CORRECT ANSWER-1) Your name.
2) Phone number.
3) Your location and number of victims.
4) The victims age, sex and condition.
Blood borne diseases are transmitted only through contact with an infected person's blood.
-True
-Fasle -CORRECT ANSWER-False
A blood borne pathogen can easily enter your body through:
-Food cooked by someone else
-Any physical touching of the victim's skin
-The municipal water supply
, -Any break in your skin -CORRECT ANSWER-Any break in your skin
Which of the following situations could lead to you getting an infectious disease? (Choose all
that apply)
1) Shaking hands with a person who has HIV
2) Contact with an unresponsive victim's urine
3) Not wearing gloves and giving first aid if you have a cut on your finger
4) Receiving a Hepatitis B vaccine
Correct!
5) Touching a bloody bandage in a trash can -CORRECT ANSWER-2) Contact with an
unresponsive victim's urine
3) Not wearing gloves and giving first aid if you have a cut on your finger
5) Touching a bloody bandage in a trash can
What is the difference between direct and indirect contact?
Your Answer:
1) __________ contact: occurs from contact with an infected person or with fluids or
substances from that person.
2) ___________ contact: occurs from contact with contaminated objects, food or drink,
droplets in the air, or vectors such as insect. -CORRECT ANSWER-Direct
Indirect
The risk of contracting a serious infectious disease by giving first aid is greatly reduced when
you take precautions.
-True
If a responsive, competent adult refuses your first aid, what should you do?
-Walk away
-Call 911 and keep talking to the victim
-Ask the person's spouse for consent to give first aid
-Give first aid anyway -CORRECT ANSWER-Call 911 and keep talking to the victim
The goals of first aid include:
-All of the above
-Ensuring the victim receives appropriate medical care
-Keeping the victim alive until he or she receives medical care.
-Preventing the victim's condition from getting worse -CORRECT ANSWER-All of the above
When first aid is given, the victim does not need further medical attention for a serious
injury.
-True
-False -CORRECT ANSWER-False
,You usually have automatic consent to give first aid to which of the following?
-All responsive victims
-All unresponsive adults
-All victims
-All child victims -CORRECT ANSWER-All unresponsive adults
List 4 things you should be prepared to tell the EMS dispatcher when you call 9-1-1.
Your Answer:
1)
2)
3)
4) -CORRECT ANSWER-1) Your name.
2) Phone number.
3) Your location and number of victims.
4) The victims age, sex and condition.
Blood borne diseases are transmitted only through contact with an infected person's blood.
-True
-Fasle -CORRECT ANSWER-False
A blood borne pathogen can easily enter your body through:
-Food cooked by someone else
-Any physical touching of the victim's skin
-The municipal water supply
, -Any break in your skin -CORRECT ANSWER-Any break in your skin
Which of the following situations could lead to you getting an infectious disease? (Choose all
that apply)
1) Shaking hands with a person who has HIV
2) Contact with an unresponsive victim's urine
3) Not wearing gloves and giving first aid if you have a cut on your finger
4) Receiving a Hepatitis B vaccine
Correct!
5) Touching a bloody bandage in a trash can -CORRECT ANSWER-2) Contact with an
unresponsive victim's urine
3) Not wearing gloves and giving first aid if you have a cut on your finger
5) Touching a bloody bandage in a trash can
What is the difference between direct and indirect contact?
Your Answer:
1) __________ contact: occurs from contact with an infected person or with fluids or
substances from that person.
2) ___________ contact: occurs from contact with contaminated objects, food or drink,
droplets in the air, or vectors such as insect. -CORRECT ANSWER-Direct
Indirect
The risk of contracting a serious infectious disease by giving first aid is greatly reduced when
you take precautions.
-True
