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What are the ABCs of bleeding control?

Airway, Breathing, Circulation

Alert 999, Assess Bleeding, Control Bleeding

Airway, Breathing, Compression

What are the symptoms of third degree burn?

Charred skin, no pain

Red and pain

Blisters and pain

Charred skin, pain

What is the most effective way to stop major bleeding?

Indirect pressure

Direct pressure

Irrigation with water

Elevation

What is Qatar's National Animal?

The Oryx

The Camel

The Wolf

The Fox

Who is the all-time leading scorer at the men's World Cup

Thierry Henry

Lionel Messi

Cristiano Ronaldo

Miroslav Klose

When using Tourniquet, the ideal placement is?

2-3 Inches proximal to the wound

1-2 Inches distal to the joint

1-2 Inches proximal to the joint

2-3 Inches distal to the wound

How can you recognize an arterial bleeding?

Blood flows equally out of the wound

Blood flows slowly out of the wound

Blood flow with pulses out of the wound

Blood is Dark red

List what FAST stands for?

Fracture, Arm, Speech and Time

Face, Arms, Speech and Treatment

Face, Arms, Speech and Time

Face, Abdomen, Sleep and Time

What does DRAB stand for?

Danger, Review, Airway, Bleeding

Danger, Response, Airway, Breathing

Danger, Response, Airway, Bleeding

Danger, Review, Airway, Breathing

Which of the following can cause choking?

Sleeping

Working infront of the laptop

Eating large pieces of food chewing incompletely

Riding in the car

How many compressions and breaths are in each cycle of CPR?

30 compressions, 15 breaths

15 compressions, 2 breaths

30 compressions, 2 breaths

15 compressions, 5 breaths

How long is a football game?

45 Minutes

70 Minutes

90 Minutes

60 Minutes

What are the symptoms of severe choking?

Hoarseness of voice

Inability to speak, breathe or swallow

Anxiety & Distress

Cough

When applying Tourniquet, pain is regarded as?

Effective assessment of correct placement

Incorrect technique

You're hurting the patient, therefore need to take it off

What is your FIRST action when examining the condition of a patient?

Speak to the victim and shake his shoulders

Check for external injuries

Check for insurance

Check for breathing

What is the purpose of the "Heimlich" procedure?

To treat the absence of a victims breathing

To treat an insufficient breathing

To remove a blockage in the victims airway

To re-locate (move) the person

Signs of "Life-threatening" bleeding include

Soaking of blood

Blood that doesn't soak victim's clothes

Blood that is slowly oozing

Blood that started and stopped

Which of these is an informal term for a goalkeeper?

Shortstop

Striker

Defender

Goalie

In an emergency situation, who is the most important person?

Yourself

Bystanders

EMS

The injured victim

Which of these is NOT an aim of first aid?

Protect wounds

Preserve life

Promote recovery

Prevent worsening of the condition

Wounds that can benefit from packing

Abdomen

Scalp

Thigh

Chest

What is the correct procedure when treating with the AED?

Call for help, start rescue breaths, attach AED

Call for help, turn on the AED & follow the instructions

Remove clothing, dry the victim's skin, attach electrodes

Dry the victims skin, attach electrodes, Call for help

In burns, all of the below are correct except?

Cover the burn with sterile dressing or clingfilm

Ensure safety and call 999

Keep the patient warm and avoid hypothermia

Put ice on the wound

What applies to a victim with a reduced consciousness?

The victim does not react to speaking and shaking

The victim is in shock

The victim is fully alert

The victim is still capable to speak

When applying Direct pressure it should be applied for?

1 Min

3 Mins

15 Mins

5 Mins