First Aid/CPR/AED
Review Game
GOOD LUCK ON THE TEST!
Type of Consent:
Conscious mentally competent adult
Actual
Implied
Written
Oral

Actual
Type of Consent:
conscious child without their parent
Actual
Implied
Written
Oral

Implied
Type of Consent:
Unconscious Child
Actual
Implied
Written
Oral

Implied
What does the Good Samaritan Law
protect you from?
Being Sued
Getting
Injured
Financial Liability
All of
These

Being held financially liable
All of the following are Universal
Precautions EXCEPT
Check for breathing
Wash Hands
Use Face Mask
Use Gloves

Check for breathing
What are the ONLY three reasons why you
would move an injured victim?
Immediate Danger
All are
Correct
To get to a more
Severely Injured
Person
To provide
Proper care

All are correct
Check, Call ,Care are the
______________
Life Threatening Injuries
Emergency Action Principles

Emergency Action Principles
Term for When you are on your back

Spine

Supine
Prone
Recovery

Supine
What position do you put a victim in if they
are injured but they are breathing
Spine
Prone
Supine
Recovery

Recovery
What is the very first thing you do when you
come upon an emergency situation?
Check the Scene
Tap & Shout
Call 911 & get an AED
Check for signs of life

Check the scene
What is the third step in an
emergency situation
Check the Scene
Tap & Shout
Call 911 & get an AED
Check for signs of life

Call 911 & get an AED
What do you do to check for
consciousness?
Check the Scene
Tap & Shout
Call 911 & get an AED
Check for signs of life

Tap & shout and ask if they are ok
How do you determine if someone is
breathing?
Check the Scene
Tap & Shout
Call 911 & get an AED
Check for signs of life

Check or signs of life
How long should each rescue breath
last?
1min
1 sec
1 hour
3 sec
I second
How can you minimize the risk of
Gastric distention from occurring?
Increase ventilation volume
Do more chest compressions
Decrease ventilation volume
Hold your breath

Decrease ventilation volume
The universal distress signal tells
people that you are_________
Injured
Out of breath
Bleeding
choking

Choking
For a conscious choking adult you would
give 5 back blows and then 5_________
Abdominal Thrusts
Chest compressions
Chest thrusts
Abdominal compressions

Abdominal thrusts
Chest Thrusts are only used for what 2 types
of conscious choking victims?
Pregnant & not breathing
Obese & unconscious
Pregnant & obese
Obese & not choking

Pregnant & obese victims
If you are alone & choking what can
you do?
Call 911
Give abdominal thrusts to yourself
Use the back of a chair
All of these can be done

All of these can be done
The following are links to the cardiac
chain of survival EXCEPT
Early Recognition
& Access
Early AED
Early CPR
Early Splinting

Early splinting
When using an AED an Adult victim is
considered to be more than ____lbs.
50
55
45
40
55lbs.
For every min. the AED is not in use it decreases
your chances of survival by _____ %
10
15
12
20
10%
You should remove all Jewelry even if
it takes a long time?
True
False
False
The death of cardiac muscle caused by lack of
blood & oxygen flow is considered a ________
Cardiac Arrest
Heart Attack
Respiratory Arrest
Stroke
Heart Attack
________ Is when the heart
completely stops.
Cardiac Arrest
Heart Attack
Respiratory Arrest
Stroke
Cardiac Arrest
After breathing & circulation have stopped you
have an average of ____ mins. of stored oxygen
2-3
8-10
1-2
4-6
4-6
After 10 mins of cardiac arrest & respiratory arrest,
all brain activity has stopped, this is called______
Clinical Death
Biological Death
Biological Death
Over stretching/tearing of a muscle
&/or tendon is a _____
Strain
Dislocation
Sprain
Fracture

strain
Over stretching/tearing of ligament is
called______
Strain
Dislocation
Sprain
Fracture

Sprain
The movement of a bone out of its
joint is called a_____
Strain
Dislocation
Sprain
Fracture

Dislocation
You should always put a bone back in
its joint yourself.
False
True
False
The Care for muscle, bone & joint injuries is known
as the ______treatment.
REST
RATS
RICE
ROCKS
RICE
You should apply ice on and off for
___ mins for up to ____hrs.
30/72
20/75
10/75
20/72

20 mins for up to 72 hours
A splint that uses an injured body part secured to an
uninjured body part is called a/an ______ splint.
Anatomical
Rigid
Soft
None of these

Anatomical
When splinting you check for _______ before &
after you secure the splint
Pulse
Choking
Circulation
all of these

Circulation
Stepping on a tack is an example of a
____ wound
Bruise
Avulsion
Incision
Puncture

Puncture
A jagged torn wound is known as a
_____
Laceration
Avulsion
Incision
Puncture

Laceration
A wound where a body part might be
completely torn off is known as__
Bruise
Avulsion
Incision
Puncture

Avulsion
Bright red spurting blood comes from
a/an ______
Artery
Vein

Artery
The following are clues to internal
bleeding
Hard area
Pale skin
All are correct
Coughing up blood
Thirst

All are correct
I should take off old bloody bandage before I add
more bandages & pressure
True
False

False
The failure of the circulatory system is
called
Cardiac Arrest
Heart Attack
Respiratory Arrest
Shock

Shock
The types of shock dealing with
sudden injuries are called______
Insulin
Anaphylactic
Traumatic
Injury Shock
Traumatic
Abnormal neuronal activity in the
brain is called a/an _________
Cardiac Arrest
Seizure
Respiratory Arrest
Stroke

Seizure
Never _______ a seizure victim
Restrain
Put something in their mouth
Both are correct
Both are correct