Emergency Response and First Aid Techniques Quiz

Ensure airway is clear before proceeding.

Common physiological response in shock.

Position and pressure to control bleeding.

Indication of airway obstruction.

Assess consciousness and stimulate response.

Direct pressure to control hemorrhage.

Protect the burn from further contamination.

Heart attack symptoms typically indicate deterioration.

Prevent airway obstruction while unconscious.

Maneuver to dislodge obstructing object from the airway.

Pupil constriction is typical in concussions.

Create a safe environment to minimize harm.

Sequential approach to emergency response.

Correct abnormal heart rhythm to facilitate circulation.

Sequence for assessing a patient's condition.

Optimal ratio for maintaining circulation and oxygenation.

Initiate circulation in absence of effective heartbeat.

Persistent or worsening symptoms indicate stroke.