FIRST AID Evaluation Examination Set A Name: __________________________ Date: _____________ Course, Year, and Section: __________ I.

MULTIPLE CHOICE: Answer in capital letters only. No erasures. _____ 1. A type of wound which involves the partial tearing off a patch of skin or tissue. a. puncture d. avulsion b. laceration e. none of the above c. incision _____ 2. Which of the following are characteristics of venous bleeding? a. blood is dark red in color d. a and b only b. oozing of blood e. a and c only c. pooling of blood _____ 3. What type of bandaging is performed on a client with ankle injury? a. figure of eight d. shoe on b. sling e. none of the above c. swathe _____ 4. Bearers along side is specifically done for transporting a client through which of the following? a. a narrow path d. a and b b. a wide path e. b and c c. a curved path _____ 5. This is the most widely used phase in bandaging. a. open phase d. cravat phase b. semi-broad phase e. broad phase c. semi-open phase _____ 6. All of the following are considered major objectives in giving First Aid except: a. to alleviate suffering c. to prolong life b. to lessen the financial cost d. to prevent further injury _____ 7. We need skilled first aiders for giving emergency care for the reason that most people very often do harm rather than good. a. true b. false _____ 8. In the primary step of ERT which is survey the scene the rescuer should first determine: a. what happened c. the number of people involved b. the safety of the scene d. the availability of bystanders who can help _____ 9. In checking for the consciousness of the victim, the first aider should: a. tap the face c. shake the face b. tap the shoulder d. shake the shoulder _____10. The ABCs of Life stands for: a. airway-breathing-circulation c. airway-back blows-chest

b. airway-back blow-circulation

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_____11. For closed wounds, we should provide: a. ice or cold packs c. a and b b. hot or warm compress d. none of the above _____12. The first step a first aider should do to an unconscious victim is: a. check breathing c. give something to drink b. call for help d. check level of consciousness _____13. EAP stands for: a. emergency action principal c. emergency action principle b. emergency airway principle d. emergency airway principal _____14. The following are the first aid for fracture except: a. application of splints c. application of warm b. application of bandages compress and elevation _____15. A first aider may use the unaffected limb for immobilizing a fracture in the absence of splints. a. true b. false II. MATCHING TYPE: Match column A with column B. Answer in capital letters only. No erasures. COLUMN A Terminology _____ 1. incision _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. ER transfer greenstick contusion splinting puncture COLUMN B description/definition a. airway,breathing,circulation are involved b. wound caused by a saw c. four hand seat d. slow but steady blood flow e. wound caused by a cutter f. critical incidence stress and deep breathing g. involves cutting or tearing off a body part h. wound caused by a sliding fall i. incomplete fracture j. wound caused by an ice pick k. may be caused by a punch l. firemans carry m. moving victim from unsafe to safe area n. process of immobilizing a suspected fracture o. discharge of blood from blood vessels caused by trauma or pathological condition p. moving victim from safe to safer area

_____ 7. hemorrhage _____ 8. venous bleeding _____ 9. two man carry _____10. amputation

III. TRUE OR FALSE: Write X if the statement is true and O if the statement is false. No erasures. _____ 1. If a thoracic spine injury is suspected, the victim should be moved as a single unit into a supine position. _____ 2. Try to arouse an unconscious victim to gather information. _____ 3. Even a single rescuer can move a victim with suspected spinal or neck injury. _____ 4. Wound care can minimize the accumulation of fluids in the underlying tissues. _____ 5. A sprain is an injury to a muscle that results from overstretching.