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1 Tailgate Topic Ten Question Quiz [PP 11/25/ /08/ /2018] Basic First Aid/CPR Certification Test 1. Cal-OSHA defines the term, renderr first aid as It usually consists of one-time, short-term treatment and requires minimal technology and training, such as minor cuts, treating minor burns, applying bandages, and using non-prescription medicine. First aid does not include: CPR or AED methods True or False 2. The recommended First Thing to Do when youu arrive at an injury situation is to. 3. Prior to providing assistance to any emergency y medical event is to give your name and state that you have received training to render first aid. True or False 4. Wounds refers to; i. Minor, scrapes, scratches and punctured skin. ii. Should be with antiseptic wash, hydrogen peroxide or water. iii. Covered with a or clean cloth or paper 5. Burns are classified based on their depth and % of body area burned. First & second degreee burns are classified as minor injuries and are treated with water. 6. A victim that is choking but is conscious should be encouraged to cough or you may assist by performing the Red Cross recommended five & five response. True or False

2 7. The preferred method to treat an eye injury from chemical hazards is to hold the eyelidss apart and with lukewarm water for at least minutes. 8. If you are givingg first aid for an embedded object in the eye you should; a Immediately remove the object. b Leave the object in the eye and coverr with gauze or clean bandage 9. Five back blows followed by five abdominal thrusts is one method used for CPR. True or False 10. Which of the following statements are true: a You may choose to assist or not assist in a first aid situation b Only BCA supervisors are required too call if they are present at an accident or face disciplinary actions. c Cal-OSHA has determined that you are not liable if you do not render first aidd (as a first responder) ); even if you are trained. d All employees shall know the location of emergency numbers for their work location. e The use of sterilee gloves is recommended but iff they are unavailable you should wash your hands with soap and water before and after administering first aid. 11. All inspectors should download the Red Crosss Mobile App

3 12. The most important initial step a responder should do when arriving on an accident scene is to: a Breathe deeply b Call c Survey the scenee for any dangers thatt may cause the responder to also be injured d Clear away any rubble present 13. After surveying an accident scene you discoverr an injured person who is conscious but has an OBVIOUS serious injury. You should call Whichh of the following are classified as a Major/Serious injury? a Avulsion b Severed body part c Compound fracture d 2 nd Degree Burns e Heat stroke 15. The primary treatment of an avulsion is: a Flush with cool water b Raise the injured part above the levell of the heart c Remove any obvious dirt or debris d Stop the bleeding with a clean bandage and direct pressure

4 16. Shock is a common symptom of accident victims. The victims organs aren t getting enough blood or oxygen which causes disorientation, dizziness, nausea and potentially damage organs or cause death. Which of the following are treatments for shock? a Loosen tight clothing and, if needed, cover the person with a blanket to prevent chilling b Have the victim eat or drink something c Lay the person down and elevate the legs and feet slightly d Use ice packs to cool the person 17. As a first responder to a major accident you should neverr offer any first aid that your level of training. 18. What are the three types of burns that are classified Serious? i. ii. iii. 19. Whichh burn type has a treatment thatt requires the victim NOT to have their burn treatedd by flushing with cool water? i. burn 20. If you arrive at a site where there is an unconscious victim laying on the ground you should? a Tap the person on the shoulder and ask Are you okay? b Call 9-1-1

5 c Check for any dangers in area d Immediately start CPR e Do b; then d f Do c; then a; 21. If the patient has visible signs of adequate breathing they require immediatee CPR? True (or) False 22. Once you begin CPR, do not stop except in onee of these situations: a You see an obvious sign of life, such as breathing. b An AED is available and ready to use. c Another trained responder or EMS personnel take over. d You are too exhausted to continue. e The scene becomes unsafe. 23. The first five minutes are very important when providing CPR because a Without oxygen, permanent brain damage sets in b That is the expected time that EMS will arrive c That is the longest that anyone can successfully give CPR 24. CPR restarts the heart after five properly performed sets? True (or) False 25. Chest compressions are given at a rate of

6 a 30 per minute b 60 per minute c 100 per minute 26. Chest compressions are given in sets of a 100 b 40 c 20 d If you discover an unconscious person, Good Samaritan Laws state that you do NOT need the victim s permission to help them if they are unconscious. If they are unconscious, consent is implied. True (or) False 28. Cal-OSHA 3400 requires that the employer has a designated employee on site to first aid. 29. Whichh of the below best defines the answer forr question 26? a Does not exceed your training b Able to set fractures and do field dressing c Competently perform CPR d Consists of one-time, short-term treatment and requires minimal technology and training.

7 30. If a Cal-OSHA inspectors arrives at your worksite and starts asking questionss which of the below best is the best response. a Answer all questions to the best of your ability.. Do not guess at answers. b State that you have received training to render first aid and were issued a 1-5 first aid kit. Defer any questions that exceed your training to the BCA Safety Engineer. c Reply that you have received basic first aid/cpr training that designates you as a first responder to render first aid. d Don t answer any questions but refer the investigator to the Safety Engineer. e Show the investigator your training certificate. 31. All BCA employees are issued a First Aid Boxx with supplies for 1 5 persons. I understand that it is my responsibility to check the supplies periodically. If supplies are needed I understand that it is my responsibilityy to contactt my supervisor or the Admin staff in charge of purchasing/supplies to restockk my Firstt Aid box True (or) False

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