Unit 2: First Aid - CPR - AED

Question 1

When can you stop giving CPR?

Answer 1

When help arrives

Question 2

How do you control bleeding?

Answer 2

• cover with a dressing and press firmly using Direct Pressure
• elevate injury

Question 3

What are the 3 C’s in first aid?

Answer 3

1. Check- scene
2. Call- 911
3. Care- for victim

Question 4

What is the definition of fracture and the symptoms?

Answer 4

Definition- a break, chip, or crack in a bone

Symptoms- deformity, snap, and pain may be present

Question 5

What does R.I.C.E. stand for?

Answer 5

Rest
Immobilization
Cold
Elevate

Question 6

What is arterial bleeding?

Answer 6

Bright red blood (oxygenated), spurting from a wound

Question 7

What does Good Samaritan Law do?

Answer 7

Minimize the fear of possible legal consequences

Question 8

When do you use the A-B-C’s?

Answer 8

To find immediate life threatening problems

Question 9

Traumatic Shock treatment

Answer 9

Lie the victim down, elevate the legs, and cover lightly

Question 10

Before approaching an emergency scene, why should you check the scene before anything?

Answer 10

Safety; to see if it’s safe enough

Question 11

When can you not use an AED?

Answer 11

Under the age of 1

Question 12

When can CPR be discontinued?

Answer 12

When advanced life support takes over