AS410 AHA Heart Saver - First Aid - Personal Safety

You should wash your hands for at least ...

• 10 seconds

• 15 seconds

• 20 seconds

• 3 minutes

When you are providing first aid you should...

• Wear PPE

• Only wear PPE if you do knot know the person

• Not be concerned about PPE if you wash your hands

• Use cloth gloves to protect your hands

You should replace any supplies you use from the first aid kit ...

• True

• False

• You should replace the full kit

After giving first aid at your workplace, you ...

• Can talk about what happened with anyone you want

• Cannot discuss anything with coworkers, you must keep private things private

• Can speak to a reporter about the incident

• Can discuss the incident with your immediate coworkers only

You wear personal protective equipment ...

• To protect yourself from bloodborne diseases

• To impress people during treatment

• To avoid getting your clothes dirty

• Because it looks really cool

When assessing the scene, you should consider which of the following ...

• Danger to yourself and others

• How many people are injured or ill

• Location of the nearest telephone

• All of these

When you provide care to an injured person at work, be sure to ....

• Write a report of the incident following company guidelines

• Post a report to the company bulletin board

• Tell the person to get a doctor's note before returning to work

• Immediate put a warning on your Facebook page

When you phone for help, you should stay on the line with the dispatcher until ...

• People with more advanced training arrive

• The dispatcher tells you it's OK to hang up

• You get tired of holding the phone

• You get the dispatcher records your name & number

It is important to properly remove your gloves after giving first aid so that ...

• contaminants on the gloves can be analyzed later

• you don't touch the body fluids of the person you are helping

• the body fluids on the gloves don't touch the person you are helping

• you can help someone else

If you find someone unresponsive on the ground, first look for ...

• the person's mobile phone

• the person's driver's license

• the person's medical info identifiers

• your car