First Aid Basics Trivia Quiz

Perform rescue breaths

Assess the scene for safety

Apply direct pressure to the wound

Elevate the injured limb

30 compressions to 2 breaths

30 compressions to 5 breaths

15 compressions to 2 breaths

5 compressions to 1 breath

“Baby Shark” – Pinkfong

"Pink Pony Club" – Chappell Roan

“I Wanna Dance With Somebody” – Whitney Houston

“Bad Romance” – Lady Gaga

"Bohemian Rhapsody" – Queen

“All Star” – Smash Mouth

Lower half of the breastbone (sternum)

Middle of the chest, between the nipples

Upper abdomen, just below the ribcage

Side of the chest, over the ribs

Begin CPR

Perform abdominal thrusts (Heimlich maneuver)

Perform back blows

Offer them water to drink

Dizziness, rapid heartbeat, sweating

Severe headache, slurred speech, numbness in one side of the body

Pale skin, weakness, confusion

Chest/shoulder/arm pain or discomfort, shortness of breath, nausea

Apply a tourniquet above the bleeding site

Elevate the injured limb above the level of the heart

Apply ice to the bleeding area

Apply pressure directly to the wound with a clean cloth or your hand

Maintain an open airway

Prevent further injury to the spine

Stop bleeding from a wound

Control severe bleeding

Use tweezers to pull it out

Cut around it with a scalpel

Use a clean needle to gently lift it out

Push it further into the skin to avoid infection

Hold them down to prevent movement during the seizure

Pour water over their face to wake them up

Place a spoon in their mouth to prevent them from biting their tongue

Clear the area around them of any objects that could cause injury

Apply ointment or butter to the burn

Pop any blisters that have formed

immerse the burn in cool water

Cover the burn loosely with a sterile dressing

Press the pads firmly on the bare chest as indicated by the AED

Rub the pads together to warm them before applying

Place one pad on the chest and the other on the back

Apply the pads directly on the chest without removing clothing

Tilt the head back to stop the bleeding

Blow forcefully to clear the blood from the nose

Pinch the nostrils together and lean forward slightly

Insert a cotton swab into the nostril to absorb the blood

Offer them a glass of water to drink

Administer an epi-pen if available and call emergency services

Keep them warm and elevate their legs

Apply a heat pack to the affected area

Tweezers to grip it as close to the skin as possible and pull up steadily

Twist the tick counterclockwise to remove it

Apply petroleum jelly to suffocate the tick, then pull it out

Burn it off with a match or lighter

Massage the area to reduce swelling

Apply heat to the affected area

Continue to use the injured limb as normal

Elevate the injured limb and apply ice wrapped in a cloth

Manipulate the joint to try to put it back into place

Apply a hot compress to relax the muscles around the joint

Immobilize the joint and seek medical attention

Stretch the joint to loosen the surrounding ligaments

Encourage them to drink cold water as quickly as possible

Move to a cool place, remove excess clothing, apply cold compress/ice packs

Wrap them in blankets to raise their body temperature

Massage their limbs to improve circulation

Perform chest compressions with two fingers in the center of the chest

Perform rescue breaths without chest compressions

Perform chest compressions with the heel of one hand on center of chest

Use only chest compressions without rescue breaths

Rinse with soap/water, add antiseptic ointment, cover with sterile dressing

Apply a dry cloth to the wound and keep it elevated to reduce swelling

Apply pressure to stop the bleeding, then leave the wound uncovered to allo

Apply alcohol or hydrogen peroxide to clean the wound, then cover it with a

Rub the eye vigorously to dislodge the object

Rinse the eye with water or saline solution to flush out the object

Attempt to remove the object with a cotton swab or tweezers

Cover the eye with a patch and seek medical attention

Encourage them to take deep breaths and use a paper bag to regulate breath

Use inhaler as directed and seek medical help if the symptoms worsen

Pressure to their chest to relieve tightness and promote airway opening

Offer them a glass of warm water to ease their breathing

Massage the injured area to increase blood circulation

Encourage the individual to walk or move the injured limb

Cold compress & splint or makeshift material to immobilize the injured limb

Attempt to realign the bone or fracture

Have them lie down and elevate their legs

Offer them sugary food or drink to raise their blood sugar levels

Help them find a comfortable position and monitor their condition closely

Administer insulin if available, even if you are unsure of the dosage