1. You are a newly trained rst aid provider responding at work to a report of
someone who has collapsed. Which of the following best describes your role
in a medical emergency?
A: You are trained to recognize, assess, and prioritize the need for first aid care.
2. You are Finishing up a job...
1. You are a newly trained rst aid provider responding at work to a report of
someone who has collapsed. Which of the following best describes your role
in a medical emergency?
A: You are trained to recognize, assess, and prioritize the need for first aid care.
2. You are Finishing up a job in the shop area at work when you hear a series of
loud thumps and then someone yelling out. You cautiously move around a
corner to take a better look and see a coworker sprawled on the ground at the
bottom of a flight of stairs. She is groaning and appears to be in pain. Some
blood is visible on her forehead. What leads you to believe she might be
seriously injured?
A: The suspected mechanism of injury.
3. Smoke is coming out of a utility room where you know a coworker has been
working. What should you do?
A: Pause and assess for hazards before entering the room.
4. You are a trained rst aid provider and you encounter a motor vehicle accident
scene while driving to work. Two cars are involved, and it looks like people are
injured. You think about stopping but you hesitate because it all seems so
overwhelming to handle. What should you do?
A: Stop and help to the best of your ability. EMS should arrive shortly and take
over care.
5. You are attempting to control bleeding on a coworker who has cut himself while
using a hand tool on a jobsite. How should you best address the possibility of
being exposed to an infectious bloodborne disease?
A: Wear protective barriers such as gloves, regardless of your relationship with the
person you are helping.
6. What is the basic purpose of Good Samaritan laws?
A: To encourage bystanders to help those in need by protecting anyone who
volunteers assistance.
7. What is not considered a part of a community-wide emergency medical
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8. You have responded to an employee fall in the manufacturing plant where you
work. Your assessment makes you suspect the responsive employee may have
injured his back. He has fallen into an aisle way that sometimes has forklift traffic.
How should you address that?
A: Leave him where you found him and have others stop any forklift traffic.
9. 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 and 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.
10. Why is angling the body and face towards the ground important when placing
a person in the recovery position?
A: It helps keep fluids and the tongue clear from the airway.
11. 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 cannot speak or make any sounds.
12. 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 dificulty 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.
13. 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?
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