First Aid Knowledge Assessment

This video tutorial covers the essentials of first aid, emphasizing the importance of being prepared for emergencies. It explains the use of first aid kits and AEDs, highlights hygiene and safety precautions, and provides guidance on treating common injuries such as burns, cuts, and bites. The tutorial also covers CPR, shock management, handling allergic reactions, choking, seizures, and poisoning, offering practical steps to stabilize injuries until professional help arrives.

What is the primary purpose of basic first aid?

• To diagnose medical conditions

• To replace professional medical treatment

• To provide basic medical care for sudden injuries or illnesses

• To perform surgeries

Where can first aid kits typically be found in a workplace?

• In the manager's office

• Inside the garage bay and branch offices

• In the employee lounge

• In the cafeteria

What is the first step in administering basic first aid?

• Apply a bandage

• Call 911

• Wash your hands

• Assess the situation

What should you do if basic first aid isn't working?

• Reassess your approach and continue providing care

• Panic and call for help

• Give up and wait for help

• Leave the person alone

How should you treat a first-degree burn?

• Cool the area with cold water and apply burn cream

• Leave it exposed to air

• Cover it with a dry cloth

• Apply ice directly to the burn

What is the recommended rate for chest compressions during CPR?

• 80-100 per minute

• 130-150 per minute

• 100-120 per minute

• 50-70 per minute

What should you do if someone is in shock?

• Ignore them

• Give them water

• Encourage them to lie down with their feet elevated

• Make them walk around

How should you treat a minor insect sting?

• Pinch the area to remove the stinger

• Apply heat to the sting

• Ignore it

• Cleanse the area with soap and water and apply a cold compress

What is the first action to take if someone is having a seizure?

• Leave them alone

• Give them water

• Loosen anything around their neck

• Restrain them

What should you do if a tooth is displaced due to a dental injury?

• Rinse it with milk or water and try to place it back in its socket

• Throw it away

• Ignore it

• Place it in a dry cloth