Question 1

If no pulse is present, start chest compressions at the rate of approximately 100 per minute. You can either give sequences of ___ compressions to two breaths, or just compressions if you are reluctant to give mouth to mouth resuscitation.
A) 10
B) 20
C) 30
D) 40

Accepted Answer

The recommended ratio for chest compressions to breaths in CPR is 30 compressions to 2 breaths.

Question 2

When breathing or the heart has stopped, brain damage can occur within _____ minutes.
A) Three to Five
B) Four to Six
C) Two to Three
D) Six to Eight

Accepted Answer

Brain damage can begin within four to six minutes after breathing or the heart has stopped due to lack of oxygen.

Question 3

When dealing with electrocution or an electrical burn victim, make sure the electrical supply is switched off before attempting to give any assistance to the victim.

Accepted Answer

Switching off the electrical supply is crucial to ensure the safety of both the victim and the rescuer, preventing further injury or electrocution.

Question 4

The goals of first aid are to make the immediate environment as safe as possible, preserve the life of the patient, prevent the injury from worsening, prevent additional injuries from occurring, protect the unconscious, promote recovery, comfort the injured, prevent any delay in treatment, and provide the best possible care for the injured person.

Accepted Answer

The goals of first aid include ensuring safety, preserving life, preventing further harm, promoting recovery, and providing comfort and care to the injured, aligning with the principles mentioned.

Question 5

Which of the following steps should occur SECOND as you respond to the site of an accident?
A) Make sure there are no other dangers
B) Call 911
C) Check to see if the victim is responsive and breathing
D) Straighten the victim's airway

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which of the following steps should occur...

Question 6

Which of the following is NOT one of the three important rules of first aid?
A) Leave the victim and run for help
B) Know what you must not do
C) Know what you must do
D) If you are not sure what procedures to follow, send for trained medical assistance

Accepted Answer

Leaving the victim and running for help is not a recommended first aid rule. Instead, you should stay with the victim and provide assistance while calling for help if necessary.

Question 7

_______ is the immediate care given to an injured or suddenly ill person.
A) Emergency care and safety
B) First aid
C) Both A and B
D) None of the above

Accepted Answer

First aid is the immediate care given to an injured or suddenly ill person before professional medical treatment can be provided.

Question 8

All of the following are important rules of first aid; EXCEPT:
A) If you are not sure what procedures to follow, send for trained medical assistance
B) Leave the victim and run for help
C) Know what you must not do
D) Know what you must do

Accepted Answer

Leaving the victim to run for help is not an appropriate first aid rule, as it may leave the victim without necessary immediate assistance.

Question 9

________ is the immediate care given to an injured or suddenly ill person.
A) Emergency care
B) First aid
C) Rescue breathing
D) None of the answers listed

Accepted Answer

First aid is the immediate care given to an injured or suddenly ill person before professional medical treatment can be provided.

Question 10

The main types of eye washers are ________ and eyewash stations.
A) Foreign liquid
B) Deluge showers
C) Disposable eyewash packs
D) None of the above

Accepted Answer

Disposable eyewash packs are a type of eye washer, while the other options do not relate to eyewash equipment.

Question 11

_______ are used to flush the eye with clean water or sterile liquid in the event that you get foreign liquid or particles in your eye.
A) Transfer stations
B) Hand washing sinks
C) Eyewash stations
D) None of the above

Accepted Answer

Eyewash stations are specifically designed to flush the eyes with clean water or a sterile solution to remove foreign substances or particles.

Question 12

The best treatment for eye injury is prevention.

Accepted Answer

Preventing eye injuries through protective measures is more effective than treating them after they occur.

Question 13

Some emergency or deluge showers also have an eyewash station built in.

Accepted Answer

Some emergency showers are designed with an integrated eyewash station to provide comprehensive decontamination for both the body and eyes in case of exposure to hazardous substances.

Question 14

If a chemical splashes in the eyes, the eyes should be flushed in an eye wash station:
A) For 1 minute.
B) Until the bell rings.
C) For 5 minutes.
D) For 15 minutes.

Accepted Answer

The eyes should be flushed for at least 15 minutes to ensure that any harmful chemicals are thoroughly washed out.

Question 15

Eyewash stations are used:
A) each time you are in a polluted environment.
B) whenever you feel tired.
C) when you get foreign liquid or particles in your eye.
D) to clean brake dust.

Accepted Answer

Eyewash stations are specifically designed to flush out foreign substances, such as chemicals or particles, from the eyes to prevent injury or irritation.

Question 16

Technician A states that when an individual gets chemicals in their eyes, they typically need assistance in reaching the eyewash station. Technician B states that after washing the eyes, the affected person should call for medical assistance. Who is correct?
A) Technician A
B) Technician B
C) Both A and B
D) Neither A nor B

Accepted Answer

The answer of Technician A states that when an individual...

Question 17

Eyewash stations should not be used for:
A) flushing chemicals from the eye.
B) removing debris from the eye.
C) cuts to the eye.
D) preventing infections due to external particles entering the eyes.

Accepted Answer

Eyewash stations are designed to flush out chemicals or debris from the eyes, not to treat cuts or injuries to the eye.

Question 18

Hazardous materials pose a risk of damage or injury to all of these, EXCEPT:
A) people.
B) property.
C) environment.
D) the shop floor.

Accepted Answer

The shop floor itself is not directly at risk from hazardous materials, unlike people, property, and the environment, which can be harmed by exposure to such materials.

Question 19

If a chemical gets splashed in one's eyes, they should rinse their eyes for:
A) 2 minutes.
B) 5 minutes.
C) 10 minutes.
D) 15 minutes.

Accepted Answer

Rinsing the eyes for at least 15 minutes is recommended to ensure thorough removal of the chemical and to minimize potential damage.

Question 20

Hazardous materials can be __________.
A) Solids
B) Liquids
C) Gases
D) All of the above

Accepted Answer

Hazardous materials can exist in all states of matter: solids, liquids, and gases, depending on their chemical properties and environmental conditions.

Quiz 2: Safety

If no pulse is present, start chest compressions at the rate of approximately 100 per minute. You can either give sequences of ___ compressions to two breaths, or just compressions if you are reluctant to give mouth to mouth resuscitation.

When breathing or the heart has stopped, brain damage can occur within _____ minutes.

When dealing with electrocution or an electrical burn victim, make sure the electrical supply is switched off before attempting to give any assistance to the victim.

Which of the following steps should occur SECOND as you respond to the site of an accident?

Which of the following is NOT one of the three important rules of first aid?

_______ is the immediate care given to an injured or suddenly ill person.

All of the following are important rules of first aid; EXCEPT:

________ is the immediate care given to an injured or suddenly ill person.

The main types of eye washers are ________ and eyewash stations.

_______ are used to flush the eye with clean water or sterile liquid in the event that you get foreign liquid or particles in your eye.

The best treatment for eye injury is prevention.

Some emergency or deluge showers also have an eyewash station built in.

If a chemical splashes in the eyes, the eyes should be flushed in an eye wash station:

Eyewash stations are used:

Technician A states that when an individual gets chemicals in their eyes, they typically need assistance in reaching the eyewash station. Technician B states that after washing the eyes, the affected person should call for medical assistance. Who is correct?

Eyewash stations should not be used for:

Hazardous materials pose a risk of damage or injury to all of these, EXCEPT:

If a chemical gets splashed in one's eyes, they should rinse their eyes for:

Hazardous materials can be __________.