Basic First Aid for Common Injuries Quiz

Direct pressure helps stem bleeding and promotes clotting.

Cooling the burn area helps relieve pain and prevents further tissue damage.

This position and pressure help stop the flow of blood and prevent swallowing.

Dilated pupils are not typically associated with concussions but may indicate other conditions.

Prompt medical attention is crucial to prevent further heart damage or complications.

Elevation and ice reduce swelling and pain, aiding in the healing process.

Epinephrine counters the allergic reaction's effects, preventing severe complications.

This ratio maintains oxygen supply and circulation during CPR, crucial for revival.

Tourniquets restrict blood flow and should only be used when bleeding cannot be controlled by other means.

Encouraging coughing allows the person to dislodge the obstruction themselves.

Heat stroke causes the body to overheat, leading to flushed, hot skin.

Removing the tick promptly and without squeezing prevents transmission of diseases it may carry.

Removing the object may worsen bleeding or cause further tissue damage.

Creating a safe environment and protecting the head prevent further injury during a seizure.

Reducing movement and getting prompt medical attention are crucial to prevent venom spread.

Vinegar helps neutralize jellyfish venom, reducing pain and further release of toxins.

Direct pressure helps control bleeding and is the initial step in managing severe bleeding.