Emergency Response and Basic First Aid Quiz

Ensures oxygen flow to the lungs.

Typically accompanied by discomfort or pressure.

Body's response to decreased blood flow and oxygen.

Prioritizes circulation before restoring breathing.

Indicative of tissue damage and internal bleeding.

A life-saving technique for cardiac arrest.

Controls bleeding and aids in clot formation.

Prevents tongue obstruction and allows drainage.

Result of body overheating, affecting mental state.

Delivers electric shock to correct irregular heartbeat.

Often sudden and accompanied by other neurological signs.

Reduces swelling and alleviates pain in soft tissue injuries.

Brain function impairment due to low body temperature.

To dislodge obstructing objects from the airway.

Counteracts severe allergic responses rapidly.

Prevents further injury to delicate eye structures.

Creates safe environment to prevent harm during seizure.

Minimizes risk of leaving mouthparts in the skin.

Initial step to determine consciousness and awareness.

Cools the burn and protects against infection.