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Froggy Jumps First-AidVersión en línea First-Aid por Ajebasare Miracle 1 The first priority in any emergency situation is: a Control bleeding b Ensure airway, breathing, and circulation (ABC) c Give pain relief 2 An unconscious patient should be positioned: a Recovery position b Supine with legs elevated c Sitting upright 3 The correct action for a choking adult who can speak is to: a Start abdominal thrusts b Begin CPR c Encourage coughing 4 The first action when a person collapses and is unresponsive is to: a Ensure scene safety and call for help b Check pulse c Start chest compressions 5 A severe external bleeding is best controlled by: a Direct pressure on the wound b Ice packs c Tourniquet immediately 6 A tourniquet is indicated when: a Bleeding is mild b Life-threatening bleeding cannot be controlled c Wound is small 7 The correct compression-to-breath ratio for adult CPR is: a 5:1 b 15:2 c 30:2 8 Signs of shock include: a Warm dry skin b Cold, clammy skin with rapid pulse c High blood pressure 9 First aid management of shock includes: a Give oral fluids b Lay patient flat and keep warm c Raise head 10 The priority care for a burn victim is to: a Break blisters b Stop the burning process c Apply butter 11 First aid for minor burns includes: a Cool running water for 20 minutes b Ice application c Cover tightly with cotton 12 A fracture should be suspected when there is: a Pain, deformity, and swelling b Mild itching c Fever 13 First aid for suspected fracture includes: a Massage the area b Move the limb freely c Immobilize the affected part 14 The best initial management for nose bleeding (epistaxis) is to: a Lean forward and pinch nostrils b Tilt head backward c Lie flat 15 A fainting episode is usually caused by: a High blood sugar b Temporary reduced blood flow to the brain c Infection 16 First aid for fainting includes: a Give food immediately b Lay flat and elevate legs c Sit upright 17 The most important action in electric shock is to: a Touch victim immediately b Disconnect power source first c Give water 18 A patient with suspected spinal injury should be: a Not moved unless absolutely necessary b Sat upright c Asked to walk 19 The correct first aid for heat exhaustion is to: a Move to cool area and give fluids b Cover with blanket c Give antibiotics 20 Heat stroke is characterized by: a Mild headache b Cool moist skin c Hot dry skin and altered consciousness 21 The immediate management of seizures includes: a Restrain patient b Insert object into mouth c Protect from injury 22 For snake bite first aid, the correct action is: a Immobilize the limb and seek help b Suck the venom c Apply ice 23 A foreign body in the eye should be managed by: a Cover tightly b Rubbing vigorously c Irrigate with clean water 24 The first aid for hypoglycemia is: a Restrict fluids b Insulin injection c Give fast-acting sugar if conscious 25 The priority action for an unconscious diabetic patient is: a Give insulin b Oral glucose c Maintain airway and seek emergency care 26 Poisoning first aid priority is to: a Induce vomiting b Prevent further exposure c Give milk 27 Activated charcoal works best when given: a After 6 hours b Within 1–2 hours of ingestion c Only in children 28 Activated charcoal is NOT effective for: a Paracetamol b Some drugs c Acids and alkalis 29 Carbon monoxide poisoning is best treated with: a Antibiotics b High-flow oxygen c IV fluids only 30 The safest first aid action for an unconscious casualty is: a Maintain airway and breathing b Give food c Sit them upright

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The first priority in any emergency situation is:

An unconscious patient should be positioned:

The correct action for a choking adult who can speak is to:

The first action when a person collapses and is unresponsive is to:

A severe external bleeding is best controlled by:

A tourniquet is indicated when:

The correct compression-to-breath ratio for adult CPR is:

Signs of shock include:

First aid management of shock includes:

The priority care for a burn victim is to:

First aid for minor burns includes:

A fracture should be suspected when there is:

First aid for suspected fracture includes:

The best initial management for nose bleeding (epistaxis) is to:

A fainting episode is usually caused by:

First aid for fainting includes:

The most important action in electric shock is to:

A patient with suspected spinal injury should be:

The correct first aid for heat exhaustion is to:

Heat stroke is characterized by:

The immediate management of seizures includes:

For snake bite first aid, the correct action is:

A foreign body in the eye should be managed by:

The first aid for hypoglycemia is:

The priority action for an unconscious diabetic patient is:

Poisoning first aid priority is to:

Activated charcoal works best when given:

Activated charcoal is NOT effective for:

Carbon monoxide poisoning is best treated with:

The safest first aid action for an unconscious casualty is: