Burns, Wounds and Choking Test

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Direct Pressure stops most bleeding.

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You should always monitor the patient's ABC's. Airway, Breathing & Circulation

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The Brachial Artery Pressure Point is located in the upper thigh.

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1st Degree Burns usually heal without scarring.

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Which type of burn is "Partial Thickness Burn"?

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Which answer describes what you should do when providing First Aid to Electrical Burns

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Implied Consent is consent given to a person giving first aid from an unconcsious or unresponsive victim

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When dealing with blood or a bleeding situation, you should always use gloves if they are available.

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Choking is caused by an Obstruction in the vicim's airway.

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Which answer is a sign of choking

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Which answer is an example of the Chain of Survival

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Elevation of an injured body part "will not" reduce blood flow.

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The Heimlich Maneuver is performed with both hands below the victim's navel/waist.

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You should never perform a finger sweep unless you see the object.

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First Aid will Always take the place of proper medical treatment

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A Scene survey should take 5 minutes or more to complete.

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You should try to determine how many victims and potential hazards while doing a scene survey.

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Which answer is not part of the Inital Assessment.

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Which answer was not listed as a way to control bleeding.

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Which answer is a first aid treatment for treating 2nd Degree Burns.

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It is suggested to apply Aloe when treating 1st degree burns.

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In 2nd degree burns, both the epidermis and the dermis are affected.

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What answer is not a type of a Thermal Heat source for burns.

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Which answer is not a treatment step/ when performing the Heimlich Maneuver

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When checking for a victim's breathing, we should Look, Listen and Feel.

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What is the immediate care given to an injured or suddenly ill person

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What is a survey that looks for the cause (mechanisim) of the injury or illness and number of victims?

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What is the abbreviation for Airway, Breathing and Circulation?

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How deep is a 3rd Degree Burn?

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What pressure point is located on the inside of the upper thigh?

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There is initally no edema or pain with 3rd degree burns.

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You should ALWAYS break blisters for all types of burns.

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Vomiting and coughing up blood is a sign of internal bleeding.

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Direct Pressure stops most bleeding.

You should always monitor the patient's ABC's. Airway, Breathing & Circulation

The Brachial Artery Pressure Point is located in the upper thigh.

1st Degree Burns usually heal without scarring.

Which type of burn is "Partial Thickness Burn"?

Which answer describes what you should do when providing First Aid to Electrical Burns

Implied Consent is consent given to a person giving first aid from an unconcsious or unresponsive victim

When dealing with blood or a bleeding situation, you should always use gloves if they are available.

Choking is caused by an Obstruction in the vicim's airway.

Which answer is a sign of choking

Which answer is an example of the Chain of Survival

Elevation of an injured body part "will not" reduce blood flow.

The Heimlich Maneuver is performed with both hands below the victim's navel/waist.

You should never perform a finger sweep unless you see the object.

First Aid will Always take the place of proper medical treatment

A Scene survey should take 5 minutes or more to complete.

You should try to determine how many victims and potential hazards while doing a scene survey.

Which answer is not part of the Inital Assessment.

Which answer was not listed as a way to control bleeding.

Which answer is a first aid treatment for treating 2nd Degree Burns.

It is suggested to apply Aloe when treating 1st degree burns.

In 2nd degree burns, both the epidermis and the dermis are affected.

What answer is not a type of a Thermal Heat source for burns.

Which answer is not a treatment step/ when performing the Heimlich Maneuver

When checking for a victim's breathing, we should Look, Listen and Feel.

What is the immediate care given to an injured or suddenly ill person

What is a survey that looks for the cause (mechanisim) of the injury or illness and number of victims?

What is the abbreviation for Airway, Breathing and Circulation?

How deep is a 3rd Degree Burn?

What pressure point is located on the inside of the upper thigh?

There is initally no edema or pain with 3rd degree burns.

You should ALWAYS break blisters for all types of burns.

Vomiting and coughing up blood is a sign of internal bleeding.

If the victim is unresponsive, we should observe obvious signs of injury and check the victim from head to toe.