#1
What is the first step in assessing a head or spine injury?
Check for responsiveness
Assess breathing
Check for bleeding
Assess the pulse
#2
What is the recommended position for a person with a suspected spinal injury when waiting for medical help to arrive?
Sitting upright
Lying flat on their back
Kneeling
Standing
#3
In the context of spine injuries, what does 'SCI' stand for?
Spinal Cord Injury
Severe Cranial Impairment
Structural Cervical Instability
Spondylolisthesis Correction Index
#4
In the context of head injuries, what does the acronym 'LOC' typically refer to?
Level of Consciousness
Loss of Coordination
Laceration of Cerebrum
Limitation of Compression
#5
Which of the following symptoms is indicative of a potential head injury?
Difficulty breathing
Numbness in the legs
Loss of consciousness
Chest pain
#6
What is the primary goal in managing a suspected spine injury at the scene?
Administer pain medication
Immobilize the head and neck
Perform CPR
Apply a tourniquet
#7
Which of the following is a potential complication of a cervical spine injury?
Blurred vision
Difficulty swallowing
Increased blood pressure
Rapid heartbeat
#8
Which of the following is a common sign of a concussion?
Slurred speech
Rash on the skin
Joint pain
Increased appetite
#9
What is the primary reason for placing a person with a head injury in the recovery position?
To prevent vomiting
To maintain a patent airway
To assess responsiveness
To check for bleeding
#10
What is the recommended approach to moving a person with a suspected spine injury?
Dragging them by the arms
Rolling them onto a blanket
Lifting them using a backboard
Lifting them under the armpits
#11
What is the purpose of applying a cervical collar in the management of neck injuries?
To promote neck flexibility
To relieve pain
To protect against infection
To immobilize the neck
#12
Which imaging technique is commonly used to assess head injuries and spinal fractures?
Ultrasound
MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
CT (Computed Tomography) scan
X-ray
#13
In the context of head injuries, what does the term 'GCS' stand for?
Glasgow Coma Scale
Head Trauma Index
Cerebral Assessment Score
Cranial Injury Scale
#14
What is the purpose of a cervical collar in managing a suspected neck injury?
To provide warmth
To restrict blood flow
To stabilize the neck
To assess responsiveness
#15
In the context of head injuries, what does 'battle's sign' refer to?
A type of headache
A specific pattern of bruising behind the ear
A neurological condition
A form of amnesia
#16
Which neurological assessment tool is commonly used to evaluate motor and sensory function in patients with spinal cord injuries?
Rome III Criteria
Rancho Los Amigos Scale
ASIA Impairment Scale
Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale
#17
Which of the following is a potential sign of increased intracranial pressure in a head injury?
Hypotension
Bradycardia
Pupil dilation on one side
Cool and clammy skin
#18
What is the recommended action if you suspect a skull fracture in a head injury?
Apply direct pressure to the wound
Elevate the head
Ice the area
Avoid touching the wound