Health

Question 1

an immediate and temporary care given to a person who suddenly gets
ill or injured.

Answer 1

First Aid

Question 2

It includes _______ and home care if medical assistance is not available or
delayed.

Answer 2

Self Help

Question 3

Can mean the difference between ____ and _____ experience in extreme cases

Answer 3

Life And Death

Question 4

Improper First aid can?

Answer 4

Do more harm than good

Question 5

Roles of First Aid

Answer 5

1. It is a bridge that fills the gap between the victim and physician
2. Not intended to compete with or to take place of the services of a physician
3. Ends when the services of the physician begins

Question 6

Objectives of First Aid

Answer 6

1. Save lives
2. Prolong life
3. Alleviate suffering
4. Prevent further injury

Question 7

Characteristics of a good first aider

Answer 7

1. Gentle, does not cause pain and panic
2. Observant, notices all signs
3. Resourceful, makes best use of the things at hand
4. Tactful, does not frighten the victim
5. Symphatetic, comforts and reassures the victim

Question 8

Do’s in First Aid

Answer 8

Stay calm
Reassure and Comfort the victim
Check for medical bracelet indicating a condition (eg epilepsy, diabetes)
Loosen any tight clothing
Keep victim covered to reduce shock

Question 9

Don’ts in First Aid

Answer 9

Give food and drink to an unconscious person
Move an injured person unless you need to place him/her in the recovery position

Question 10

are measures of various physiological statistics taken in order to assess
the most basic body function

Answer 10

Vital Signs

Question 11

According to WHO, how many children and teens die from an injury

Answer 11

2000+

Question 12

five leading causes of unintentional injury

Answer 12

road accidents, drowning, burns, falls, and poisoning.

Question 13

Guidelines and Procedures

Answer 13

1. Obtain consent of the victim if possible
2. Gain the confidence of the victim
3. Assess the victim’[s injury or sudden illness
4. Identify the victim’s problems and which of them requires immediate first aid
5. Seek medical care if necessary
6. Provide the appropriate first aid treatment
7. Get useful information about the victim for the use of attending medical personnel

Question 14

A quick and systematic survey of the person to find out if there are conditions or injuries sustained as life threatening.

Answer 14

Primary Survey

Question 15

(C.A.B.) stands for

Answer 15

Circulation-Airway-Breathing

Question 16

Check for ________, circulation, airway breathing, and control serious _______.

Answer 16

Vital signs
Bleedings

Question 17

Remember to consider possible ______ before you help. If it’s safe, then proceed with the primary survey.

Answer 17

Possible Danger

Question 18

A thermometer may not be available during emergency cases, so you may just use your hands to check the temperature of the victim. A very high or low body temperature may result to a more serious problem if not addressee immediately.

Answer 18

Body temperature

Question 19

what yo use if thermometer is unavailable

Answer 19

Measure temps with hands

Question 20

In order to check the pressure, you need an instrument like the stethoscope. Normal reading should be more than 120/80 and less than 140/90

Answer 20

Blood Pressure

Question 21

measuring blood pressure

Answer 21

Use a stethoscope
More than 120/80 and should not exceed 140/90

Question 22

restoring blood circulation by chest compression

Answer 22

Compression

Question 23

clearing the airway of the victim for breathing

Answer 23

Airway

Question 24

breathing for the victim through mouth-to-mouth or mouth-to-nose

Answer 24

Breathing