#1
Which of the following is a sign of life-threatening bleeding?
A large bruise on the arm
Minor cuts on the hand
Blood spurting from a wound
Scratches on the leg
#2
Which of the following is NOT a recommended method to control external bleeding?
Direct pressure
Elevation of the wound
Application of heat packs
Use of tourniquet
#3
What is the purpose of assessing the person's responsiveness before providing first aid for bleeding?
To determine if they are allergic to bandages
To check if they are conscious and able to respond
To ask them about their medical history
To decide whether to apply a tourniquet
#4
Which of the following is a common cause of life-threatening bleeding?
Sunburn
Hypothermia
Gunshot wounds
Headaches
#5
What is the correct method for applying a dressing to a wound?
Loosely wrapping the dressing around the wound
Tying the dressing tightly over the wound
Placing the dressing directly onto the wound and securing it in place
Leaving the wound exposed without any dressing
#6
Which of the following actions should you take if bleeding cannot be controlled with direct pressure?
Apply a tourniquet immediately
Elevate the wound above the heart level
Continue applying pressure and seek medical help
Apply a heat pack to the wound
#7
What is the first step in responding to life-threatening bleeding?
Apply a tourniquet
Call for medical help
Elevate the wound
Assess the situation
#8
How should you apply pressure to a wound to control bleeding?
Use your fingers directly on the wound
Apply pressure around the wound site
Gently tap the wound
Do not apply pressure
#9
What is the correct position for elevating a limb to control bleeding?
Above the level of the heart
At the same level as the heart
Below the level of the heart
Directly on the wound
#10
Which artery is typically used for applying a tourniquet to control bleeding in the arm?
Brachial artery
Femoral artery
Radial artery
Carotid artery
#11
What should you do if a foreign object is embedded in the wound causing bleeding?
Leave the object in place
Remove the object immediately
Push the object further into the wound
Apply pressure around the object
#12
Why is it important to wear gloves when providing first aid for bleeding?
To keep the person warm
To protect yourself and the person from infection
To absorb blood from the wound
To prevent further bleeding
#13
What is the purpose of using a tourniquet?
To stop all bleeding
To slow down bleeding
To prevent infection
To assess the wound
#14
Why is it important to monitor the person for shock after controlling bleeding?
To ensure they do not develop a fever
To prevent further bleeding
To identify any changes in their condition
To administer pain medication
#15
What is the maximum time a tourniquet should remain in place before being loosened?
10 minutes
15 minutes
20 minutes
30 minutes
#16
Why is it important to reassure and calm the injured person during bleeding control?
To distract them from the pain
To prevent them from moving
To reduce their anxiety and stress response
To encourage them to leave the scene
#17
In which of the following situations should you remove a dressing from a bleeding wound?
If the dressing becomes soaked with blood
If the wound is on the arm
If the person complains of pain
If the dressing is applied too tightly
#18
What should you do if a person with a bleeding wound becomes unconscious?
Leave them lying in the same position
Check for responsiveness and open their airway
Apply pressure to the wound and elevate the legs
Give them water to drink