POST First Responder First Aid/CPR/AED

Abdominal Thrust - ANSWER-a technique used to force air out of the lungs, expelling obstructions from a victim's airway. Abrasion - ANSWER-An open wound characterized by a scraping away of only the outer portion of the skin Airborne pathogens - ANSWER-A pathogen that is spread by tiny droplets...

Due to the variety of conditions that can cause severe abdominal pain, performing a primary and secondary assessment of the victim is paramount when providing care for abdominal pain. - ANSWER-True Profuse vaginal bleeding prior to beginning delivery may be an indication of a complication. - ANS...

In addition to you, the EMS system consists of the following components: - ANSWER-Paramedic, First Responder, EMT, Receiving Facility, Dispatcher Identify the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) for body substance isolation (BSI). - ANSWER-1) Pocket Mask, 2) Mask, 3) Face Shield On...

Which of the following are appropriate first aid measures for treating thermal burns? - answer-1) Treat for shock 2) Remove the victim from the source of heat 3) Stop the burning process by cooling the affected areas with cool water At the scene of a traffic collision, a victim is sitting on th...

Which of these are indicators of drug use or alcohol intoxication? - ANSWER-1) Inability to follow simple commands 2) Diminished motor skills 3) Altered mental state You are assessing a victim who is acting confused and complains of being thirsty. You notice that his breath smells oddly sweet a...

When it is safe for you to approach a victim, you should attempt to determine the victim's responsiveness by ______. - ANSWER-tapping and shouting What are the effects of shock? - ANSWER-1) Reduced oxygen to body tissues and organs, 2) Low body temperature due to restricted blood flow, 3) Red...

When should an officer consider moving a victim? - answer-When the victim is in a life-threatening situation or isn't accessible Which of the following conditions are used to classify victim treatment priorities at a mass casualty incident? - answer-1) Breathing 2) Mental Status 3) Circulation...