What are Standard Precautions? A. Methods for cleaning up sweat and blood. B. Only used by EMS...

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What are Standard Precautions?

• A. Methods for cleaning up sweat and blood.

• B. Only used by EMS personnel.

• C. Measures for protecting against contact with any type of body fluid except sweat.

• Topic: Standard Precautions (page 47)• Question: What are Standard Precautions?

– A. Methods for cleaning up sweat and blood. – B. Only used by EMS personnel.– C. Measures for protecting against contact with any

type of body fluid except sweat.

• Answer: C. Measures for protecting against contact with any type of body fluid except sweat.

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To control bleeding:

• A. Apply direct pressure.

• B. Rinse thoroughly with antiseptic.

• C. Apply a tourniquet.

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• Topic: First Aid Care for an Open Wound (page 53)

• Question: If bleeding is difficult to control:– A. Apply direct pressure.– B. Rinse thoroughly.– C. Apply antiseptic.

• Answer: A. Apply direct pressure.

For splinters or other puncture wounds:

• A. Leave any splinter in place for parents to remove.

• B. Soak the wound in clean water.

• C. Apply an antiseptic to the wound.

• Topic: First Aid Care for Punctures, Including Splinters (page 56)

• Question: For splinters or other puncture wounds:– A. Leave any splinter in place for parents to remove. – B. Soak the wound in clean water.– C. Apply an antiseptic to the wound.

• Answer: B. Soak the wound in clean water.

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The first step in caring for a nosebleed is:

• A. Lie the child down and tilt the head back.

• B. Keep the child sitting up.

• C. Apply ice.

• Topic: First Aid Care for Nosebleeds (page 57)• Question: The first step in caring for a nosebleed

is:– A. Lie the child down and tilt the head back. – B. Keep the child sitting up.– C. Apply ice.

• Answer: B. Keep the child sitting up.

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The first step in caring for swelling is:

• A. Apply cold.

• B. Elevate the injury.

• C. Apply heat.

• Topic: First Aid Care for Bruises and Swelling (page 60)

• Question: The first step in caring for swelling is:– A. Apply cold. – B. Elevate the injury.– C. Apply heat.

• Answer: A. Apply cold.

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RICE stands for:

• A. Rest, Ice, Compression, Exposure

• B. Rest, Ice, Circulation, Elevation

• C. Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation

• Topic: First Aid Care for Bone, Joint, and Muscle Injuries (page 70)

• Question: RICE stands for:– A. Rest, Ice, Compression, Exposure– B. Rest, Ice, Circulation, Elevation– C. Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation

• Answer: C. Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation

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If a child has fainted:

• A. Lay the child on her back.

• B. Sit the child in a chair.

• C. Lay the child face down.

• Topic: First Aid Care for Fainting (page 85)• Question: If a child has fainted:

– A. Lay the child on her back.– B. Sit the child in a chair.– C. Lay the child face down.

• Answer: A: Lay the child on her back.

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If a child has sustained a head injury:

• A. Put a clean bandage on any wound.

• B. Use smelling salts to prevent fainting.

• C. Keep the child awake.

• Topic: First Aid Care a Head Injury (page91)• Question: If a child has sustained a head injury:

– A. Put a clean bandage on any wound.– B. Use smelling salts to prevent fainting.– C. Keep the child awake.

• Answer: A. Put a clean bandage on any wound.

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The first thing to do for a child who has had a

convulsive seizure is:• A. Perform rescue breathing.

• B. Position the child on his back.

• C. Position the child on his left side.

• Topic: First Aid Care for Convulsive Seizures (page 101)

• Question: The first thing to do for a child who has had a convulsive seizure is:– A. Perform rescue breathing.– B. Position the child on his back.– C. Position the child on his left side.

• Answer: C. Position the child on his left side.

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Anaphylaxis is:

• A. A sudden and exaggerated allergic reaction that is potentially fatal

• B. Temporary paralysis

• C. Inability to breathe caused by panic

• Topic: First Aid Care for Anaphylaxis (page 113)• Question: Anaphylaxis is:

– A. A sudden and exaggerated allergic reaction that is potentially fatal

– B. Temporary paralysis– C. Inability to breathe caused by panic

• Answer: A. A sudden and exaggerated allergic reaction that is potentially fatal

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One danger posed by an animal bite is:

• A. Meningitis

• B. Hepatitis

• C. Rabies

• Topic: First Aid Care for Bites (page 123)• Question: One danger posed by an animal bite

is:– A. Meningitis – B. Hepatitis – C. Rabies

• Answer: C. Rabies

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If a child is stung by an insect:

• A. Remove any stinger.

• B. Rinse the area around any stinger with water.

• C. Leave any stinger in and apply a cold pack.

• Topic: First Aid Care for Mild to Moderate Reactions to Insect Stings and Bites (page 127)

• Question: If a child is stung by an insect:– A. Remove any stinger.– B. Rinse the area around any stinger with water. – C. Leave any stinger in and apply a cold pack.

• Answer: A. Remove any stinger.

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The best way to remove a tick is:

• A. Apply rubbing alcohol to make the tick let go.

• B. Grasp an embedded tick with tweezers as close as possible to the skin and lift until it lets go.

• C. Use petroleum jelly to smother the tick so it lets go.

• Topic: First Aid Care for Tick Bites (page 131)• Question: The best way to remove a tick is:

– A. Apply rubbing alcohol to make the tick let go. – B. Grasp an embedded tick with tweezers as close as

possible to the skin and lift until it lets go. – C. Use petroleum jelly to smother the tick so it lets go.

• Answer: B. Grasp an embedded tick with tweezers as close as possible to the skin and lift until it lets go.

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If a child was bitten by a spider:

• A. Use antiseptic.

• B. Wash the area with soap and water.

• C. Locate and kill the spider.

• Topic: First Aid Care for Spider Bites (page 137)• Question: If a child was bitten by a spider:

– A. Use antiseptic. – B. Wash the area with soap and water.– C. Locate and kill the spider.

• Answer: B. Wash the area with soap and water.

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The first step in caring for a child who has swallowed

poison is: • A. Have the child lie down.

• B. Give the child plenty of fluid.

• C. Remove traces of the poison from the child’s mouth.

• Topic: First Aid Care for Swallowed Poisons (page 151)

• Question: The first step in caring for a child who has swallowed poison is: – A. Have the child lie down.– B. Give the child plenty of fluid.– C. Remove traces of the poison from the child’s

mouth.

• Answer: C. Remove traces of the poison from the child’s mouth.

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The first step in first aid care for a child who has touched

or inhaled a poisonous substance is:

• A. Call the poison control center for advice.

• B. Identify the poison.

• C. Remove the poisonous substance from the child's skin/eye/mouth or air.

• Topic: First Aid Care for Exposure to Inhaled Poisons (page 154)

• Question: The first step in first aid care for a child who has touched or inhaled a poisonous substance is:– A. Call the poison control center for advice.– B. Identify the poison.– C. Remove the poisonous substance from the child's

skin/eye/mouth or air.

• Answer: C. Remove the poisonous substance from the child's skin/eye/mouth or air.

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If a burn involves more than 1% of the body surface:

• A. Call EMS.

• B. Pull off clothing.

• C. Use ointment and wrap the wound.

• Topic: First Aid Care for Burns from Heat Sources, Including Sunburn (page 167)

• Question: If a burn involves more than 1%of the body surface: – A. Call EMS. – B. Pull off clothing.– C. Use ointment and wrap the wound.

• Answer: A. Call EMS.

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The first step in addressing an electrical burn is:

• A. Grab the child and pull them away from the source.

• B. Turn off the power source if possible.

• C. Get some ice to apply to the burn.

• Topic: First Aid Care for Electrical Burns (page 170)

• Question: The first step in addressing an electrical burn is:– A. Grab the child and pull them away from the source.– B. Turn off the power source if possible.– C. Get some ice to apply to the burn.

• Answer: B. Turn off the power source if possible.

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The most effective way to cool a child suffering from

heatstroke is:• A. Give the child ice water to drink.

• B. Pour cool water over the child.

• C. Have the child lie in a cool room.

• Topic: First Aid Care for Heatstroke (page 180)• Question: The most effective way to cool a child

suffering from heatstroke is:– A. Give the child ice water to drink.– B. Pour cool water over the child.– C. Have the child lie in a cool room.

• Answer: B. Pour cool water over the child.

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The body temperature of a child with hypothermia is at

or below: • A. 101ºF

• B. 98.6ºF

• C. 95ºF

• Topic: First Aid Care for Hypothermia (page 182)• Question: The body temperature of a child with

hypothermia is at or below:– A. 101ºF – B. 98.6ºF – C. 95ºF

• Answer: C. 95ºF

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In caring for a child with a chemical injury to the eye:

• A. Flush the eye with cold water.

• B. Flush the eye with lukewarm water.

• C. Do not flush the eye with water.

• Topic: First Aid Care for Chemical Injury to the Eye (page 192)

• Question: In caring for a child with a chemical injury to the eye: – A. Flush the eye with cold water.– B. Flush the eye with lukewarm water.– C. Do not flush the eye with water.

• Answer: B. Flush the eye with lukewarm water.

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The first thing in caring for a child with a penetrating injury

to the eye is: • A. Cover the eye with a paper cup.

• B. Gently remove the object.

• C. Call EMS.

• Topic: First Aid Care for a Blow or Penetrating Injury to the Eye (page 194)

• Question: The first thing in caring for a child with a penetrating injury to the eye is: – A. Cover the eye with a paper cup.– B. Gently remove the object.– C. Call EMS.

• Answer: C. Call EMS.

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A knocked-out permanent tooth should be:

• A. Placed in a plastic bag with ice.

• B. Rinsed with water and reinserted.

• C. Disposed of.

• Topic: First Aid Care for a Knocked-Out Permanent Tooth (page 206)

• Question: A knocked-out permanent tooth should be:– A. Placed in a plastic bag with ice.– B. Rinsed with water and reinserted.– C. Disposed of.

• Answer: B. Rinsed with water and reinserted.

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