SkillsUSA First Aid & CPR Practice Test

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• After delivering a shock with an AED, what should you do immediately?
• Which description correctly defines a strain?
• What is the correct hand technique for abdominal thrusts?
• Which of the following is NOT a symptom of anaphylaxis?
• Which statement is true about a sucking chest wound?
• Which is NOT a sign of hypothermia?
• Which item is not listed as a type of splint?
• Which drag is appropriate for moving a person who cannot be moved by other means?
• What is agonal breathing in the context of cardiac events?
• Which sequence is correct for a major open wound?
• In the SAMPLE mnemonic, what does P stand for?
• In first aid for a sudden illness, what should you do first?
• In a diabetic emergency, which is correct for a responsive person?
• Compression depth for Adult CPR?
• Which of the following are common signs of shock?
• What is the recommended immediate care for an open wound from an animal bite?
• Compression depth for Infant CPR?
• Name the drag used to move a person who is too large to move another way.
• What is the recommended care for an insect sting?
• Which statement about puncture wounds is true?
• Which of the following is a sign of asthma?
• What does the guideline 'Do not do a blind sweep' mean?
• Compression ratio if there is an advanced airway?
• What is a typical first aid treatment for a closed wound to reduce swelling?
• An abrasion is best described as?
• Which symptoms are more commonly reported in female heart attack victims compared to the classic presentation?
• To help reduce swelling from a closed wound, you should?
• The ankle drag is used to move a person who is too large to move another way.
• A closed wound is best described as?
• Which of the following is a sign of a chest injury?
• During AED use, pad placement should be appropriate for which factor?
• An abrasion is commonly called a?
• Which drag is used to move a person who is too large to move another way?
• The drag named Blanket Drag is used to move a person who is what?
• What is the correct initial position when helping a choking adult?
• If a wound has an embedded object, what is the recommended course of action?
• Which of the following is a sign of a stroke?
• Coughing up blood is a sign of which type of injury?
• What is the second step in CPR?
• What is the second step in AED use?
• In an unresponsive infant who was choking, what should you do before ventilating?
• Compression depth for Child CPR?
• Why is it important to call 911 for suspected head, neck, or spinal injuries?
• Which action is correct when managing heat stroke?
• What are the basic first aid steps for a burn?
• Which factor is NOT part of burn evaluation criteria?
• Which description correctly defines a dislocation?
• During pediatric CPR, hand placement should be on the lower half of the sternum using which arrangement?
• Burn evaluation considers which factors?
• Why should you not move someone with a suspected spinal injury?
• Which symptom is part of heart attack presentation in both men and women?
• How should a tick be removed?
• Which drag is used to move a responsive or unresponsive person?
• For a dry chemical burn, what is the recommended initial action?
• Which aid is used when a victim needs assistance with walking?
• Which of the following is a sign of a diabetic emergency?
• A sprain involves damage to which tissue?
• What is recommended for a lip or tongue injury?
• If a person is conscious and experiencing chest pain, what is a key first action?
• In a witnessed child or infant collapse with two rescuers, what should you do?
• What are the steps for first aid on a minor open wound?
• Which set of symptoms best describes a typical heart attack in general terms?
• After giving chewable aspirin to a conscious heart attack victim, what is the next best step?
• What is a key step in caring for heat stroke?
• What should you do after each chest compression?
• For electrical burns, which statement is correct?
• What is the recommended first aid for a rib fracture?
• What is a recommended asthma first aid action?
• What is the immediate first aid for cardiac arrest?
• What is the recommended action if a scorpion sting occurs?
• Which statement describes proper management of heat exhaustion?
• What is the first step in performing CPR?
• Which description correctly defines a fracture?
• In poisoning first aid, which action should you take?
• Which signs are commonly associated with fainting?
• Which is a sign of a severe diabetic emergency?
• Which of the following is a sign of injury to muscle, bone, or joint?
• Which scenario is NOT listed as a 'Call First' reason?
• S in SAMPLE stands for what?
• For abdominal injuries, which first aid care is correct?
• If a choking victim becomes unresponsive, what should you do first?
• Which symptom is not typical for a heart attack?
• In the RICE first aid protocol, what does the C stand for?
• In the FAST stroke assessment, what does the 'A' assess?
• Which drag is used to move a responsive or unresponsive person, by name?
• Which statement best describes spider bites?
• Which statement describes a flail chest?
• Where should you place your hands when performing CPR on an adult?
• Compression ratio for 1 rescuer Child/Infant CPR?
• During an asthma attack, which action is recommended?
• Open fractures are described as which?
• What is the fourth step in AED use?
• Compression ratio for Adult CPR with 1 or 2 rescuers?
• What are the typical signs of a snake bite?
• What is the recommended maximum duration to interrupt chest compressions?
• Burns can be caused by which sources?
• What is the recommended treatment for jellyfish stings?
• Which of the following is correct frostbite care?
• Which statement correctly compares compression depths for child and infant CPR?
• Which drag is used to move a responsive or unresponsive person?
• What is a common feature of marine life stings?
• Which of the following is NOT recommended for heat exhaustion?
• Which is an early sign of hypothermia?
• What are common symptoms of an insect sting?
• The Ankle Drag is intended for moving which kind of person?
• What is the first step when using an AED?
• In adult CPR with two rescuers, which action should be taken?
• Which description best characterizes a grand mal seizure?
• Under which condition should you call emergency services during a seizure?
• What is the recommended immediate first aid for an abrasion?
• For a choking person in a wheelchair, how should abdominal thrusts be performed?
• In a choking infant who is responsive, what is the recommended action sequence?
• What is the fifth step in AED use?
• What is the recommended first aid for pelvic injuries?
• Which statement best distinguishes a puncture wound from an abrasion?
• In the RICE first aid protocol, what does the I stand for?
• Which method is used to move a responsive person who isn't severely injured?
• Which statement describes a dislocation?
• Which injury involves a traumatic amputation or significant bleeding and can be caused by severe tearing?
• Which of the following is a known trigger for asthma?
• After removing a tick, what should you do to care for the area?
• If you are choking and alone, what should you do?
• Which type of splint uses an adjacent body part as support?
• What is the recommended first aid step when you suspect a stroke?
• Pelvic injuries: Which of the following is NOT a sign of pelvic injury?
• The drag used to move someone too large to move by other methods is called what?
• For a nose injury, which action is recommended?
• What is the recommended treatment for spiny fish stings?
• The nipple line is used as a landmark for hand placement during CPR for which age group?
• Which symptom is associated with internal bleeding?
• Which option correctly identifies a fracture?
• Which action is NOT recommended in the first aid care for shock?
• For a responsive infant who is choking, what is the correct sequence?
• Which signs indicate cardiac arrest?
• During respiratory distress, what is the recommended first aid action?
• Which frostbite care is NOT recommended?
• In the RICE first aid protocol, what does the R stand for?
• Which statement best describes a soft splint?
• In the RICE first aid protocol, what does the E stand for?
• Which statement describes an absence seizure?
• In the FAST stroke assessment, what does the 'F' represent?
• Poisoning S&S can involve which body systems?
• What should you do for a mouth injury with bleeding?
• What is the third step in adult CPR for a single rescuer?
• Which of the following statements about burn first aid is correct?
• Which description best differentiates a flail chest from a simple rib fracture?
• A in SAMPLE stands for what?
• For a very small child, what hand placement modification is allowed during CPR?
• The Blanket Drag is designed to move which type of person?
• In a witnessed child or infant collapse when you are alone, what should you do?
• Which of the following is listed as a stroke symptom?
• Which item is not part of the FAST stroke assessment?
• Which of the following best describes an aura?
• If the choking object is expelled, what is the next step?
• Which of the following is a sign of possible head, neck, or spinal injury?
• For a liquid chemical burn, what is the recommended initial action?
• What is the recommended first aid action for suspected internal bleeding?
• For conscious choking in an adult or child, what is the recommended sequence?
• During a seizure, what is the recommended first aid action?
• M in SAMPLE stands for what?
• What is the correct first aid approach for electrical burns?
• Which drag is described as moving a responsive or unresponsive person?
• Which technique should be used for choking in a too large or pregnant person?
• To move a responsive or unresponsive person, which drag would you use?
• What is the recommended care for a spider bite?
• For a diabetic emergency that is responsive, what should you do?
• What should you do for a person with suspected head, neck, or spinal injury?
• What is the proper first aid action for anaphylaxis?
• In abdominal injuries, if organs protrude, which action is correct?
• What is the third step in AED use?
• When an advanced airway is present, which statement is true about CPR?
• In the FAST stroke assessment, what does the 'S' evaluate?
• How long should you continue abdominal thrusts?
• How should a tourniquet be placed for severe bleeding?
• If an infant becomes unresponsive while choking, what should you do?
• For infant CPR with two rescuers, how are the compressions delivered?
• For a chest wound open to air, which action should be avoided?
• What does the 'T' indicate in FAST?
• For a dental injury when a tooth is knocked out, what should you do?
• Which describes the management for heat cramps?
• Which of the following is NOT a symptom of anaphylaxis?
• Which drag should be used when moving a person who is too large to move by other methods?
• Which of the following are signs of abdominal injuries?
• Which of the following is NOT a typical sign of shock?
• What is the recommended immediate action after a snake bite?
• Under the heart attack first aid protocol, when is chewing aspirin appropriate?
• For infant CPR with a single rescuer, where are the compressions placed?
• For a diabetic emergency that is unresponsive, what is appropriate first aid?
• When should you call 911 for chemical burns?