ASHI First Aid Exam (New 2024/ 2025 Update) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Graded A

ASHI First Aid Exam (New 2024/ 2025 Update) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Graded A QUESTION Person collapsed in a hot warehouse; has an altered mental status and skin is hot and sweaty. What should you do? Answer: Spray or pour water on victim and fan him QUESTION You respond to a report of a coworker collapsing in the lunch room. When you arrive she is lying on the floor not moving. Other employees are looking to you to take charge. You find her to be unresponsive so you direct others to activate EMS and get the company's AED. During your breathing assessment, you determine she is breathing normally. What is your next step? a. Place her in the recovery position to protect her airway. b. Wait for EMS as there is nothing you can do to help. c. Wait for the AED to arrive and use it immediately. d. If you are able to, perform compression-only CPR. Answer: a QUESTION Why is angling the body and face towards the ground important when placing a person in the recovery position? a. It stabilizes the head and body, with no pressure on chest. b. It allows you to roll the person toward you in a single motion. c. It aligns the head on the extended arm. d. It helps keep fluids and the tongue clear from the airway. Answer: d QUESTION You are eating lunch in the cafeteria at work when another employee at a nearby table stands up suddenly and grasps his hands to his throat. You go to help and ask him if he is choking. How can you tell if the obstruction is severe and requires your help? a. He is coughing forcibly to try and get the object out. b. He spits out a big mass of food on to the floor. c. He has to speak in single words to tell you he is choking. d. He cannot speak or make any sounds. Answer: d QUESTION It is safe for you to help someone who has been injured by a cutting machine. She is responsive, so you introduce yourself and ask if you can help. She agrees and you assess she has no difficulty breathing. A quick scan for bleeding reveals a heavily bleeding wound on her left upper leg. What is your next action? a. Control the bleeding for the injury on her leg. b. Check skin temperature on the forehead. c. Look at her face to assess tissue color. d. Place her into a recovery position. Answer: a QUESTION You have responded as a first aid provider to a coworker who has accidentally cut himself on his forearm. He is responsive and safe to approach. He has his hand clamped down on the wound, but there is a pool of blood on the floor and blood is still dripping from beneath his hand. What approach will you take to control bleeding? a. Initially apply and twist down a commercial tourniquet until bleeding stops. b. Pack a hemostatic dressing into the wound and apply direct pressure over the dressing. c. Apply pressure with a clean pad directly to the bleeding site until bleeding stops. d. Leave the injured person's hand clamped down on the wound. Answer: c QUESTION Because you cannot clearly see injuries inside the body, internal bleeding c