First Aid and Health Safety for Coaches Quiz

Heat exhaustion often manifests as pale, cool, clammy skin due to the body's attempt to regulate temperature.

Epinephrine injection is crucial to counteract severe allergic reactions by constricting blood vessels and increasing heart rate.

Covering minor burns with a sterile dressing protects the wound from infection while promoting healing.

Sensitivity to light and noise is a common symptom of concussion, often accompanied by headache and dizziness.

The recovery position is designed to keep the airway clear and prevent obstruction, especially in unconscious individuals.

Slow, shallow breathing is a common symptom of hypothermia as the body's metabolic rate decreases.

Abdominal thrusts (Heimlich maneuver) are the initial response to dislodge an obstructing object in a choking adult.

The recommended CPR procedure for adults involves 30 chest compressions followed by 2 rescue breaths.

Immobilizing the affected limb helps prevent venom spread, while positioning it below heart level reduces blood flow and venom absorption.

Sudden weakness or numbness in the face, arm, or leg is a common sign of heart attack due to reduced blood flow.

Stabilizing the object prevents further tissue damage, and seeking medical help ensures safe removal without causing complications.

Sudden difficulty speaking or understanding speech is a common symptom of stroke, indicating neurological impairment.

Chest pain is a concerning symptom during a severe asthma attack, indicating compromised respiratory function and potential complications.