Test English Course - קורס עזרה ראשונה

What is shock:

Lack of oxygen to body tissue because of low blood pressure

Lack of oxygen to the brain

Lack of oxygen because of bleeding

Fear and stress

Question 1 of 20

Where should you place the AED pads when treating an infant for pediatric cardiac arrest?

Chest and back

It doesn't matter

Upper chest and mid abdomen

We can't use AED on infants

Question 2 of 20

How would you perform chest compressions in child?

By using 2 fingers

By using 2 hands

It doesn't matter

By using 1 hand

Question 3 of 20

Why would you like to use direct pressure before using tourniquet?

Direct pressure cause less pain

Save the limb from amputation

Direct pressure is faster

The bleed will stop for sure

Question 4 of 20

The chest compression ratio in infant is:

Lower then 120 per minute

About 80-100 per minute

Above 120 per minute

About 100-120 per minute

Question 5 of 20

The treatment of faint patient is:

Open airway

Lift the patient's legs

two answers are correct

Pour water on the patient face

Question 6 of 20

The treatment of heatstroke is:

Take the patient to shady place

Stop all patient's activities

All answer are correct

Pour water on the patient's body (except the face

Question 7 of 20

The treatment in epilepsy seizure is:

Open the patient's airway

Hold the patient tongue

Avoid potential dangers, protect patient's head, Don't hold the patient

Grab the patient's legs

Question 8 of 20

How will you treat drowned and unconscious patient:

Call for 101 and wait

CPR

Try to take out his water from his lunges

Open airway

Question 9 of 20

10.

What is the correct chest compressions depth in adults:

About 3-4 Cm

It doesn’t matter as long as it's in the right rate

At least 5 cm

Above 7 cm

Question 10 of 20

11.

CVA (stroke) signs are:

Speech interruption

Face distortion

Weakness or disability on one hand of the body

All answers are correct

Question 11 of 20

12.

How would you treat a choking pregnant woman?

Ask the patient to cough and of it doesn’t help try chest thrust

Put your finger down the patient throat to try to disclosure the obstruction

Ask the patient to cough and if it doesn’t help try Heimlich maneuver

Tap the patient's back

Question 12 of 20

13.

The treatment of adult choking is:

Tap the patient back

Put your finger down the patient throat to try to disclosure the obstruction

Try to calm the patient and give him something to drink

Ask the patient to cough and if it doesn’t help try Heimlich maneuver

Question 13 of 20

14.

Will you pull out a stuck knife from patient's chest?

Yes – we should pull it out immediately

No - it will cause extra damage

Yes – we need to carry the knife to the hospital

No – it hurts

Question 14 of 20

15.

During CPR someone brought an AED, how will you continue the treatment?

I'll continue CPR for one more minute and then I'll use the AED

I'll continue CPR for at least 5 more minutes and then I'll use the AED

Non of the answers

I'll use the AED immediately

Question 15 of 20

16.

The chest compression ratio in adult is:

About 100-120 per minute

About 60-120 per minute

About 60-80 per minute

Above 120 per minute

Question 16 of 20

17.

What is the most dangerous burns from the answers below?

Second degree in the back

Second degree in the chest

First degree in the face

Second degree in the throat and face

Question 17 of 20

18.

In which case will you put tourniquet?

Direct pressure didn’t stop the bleeding

Mass casualties

Amputation

All answers are correct

Question 18 of 20

19.

What is the treatment for snakebite?

Suck out the snake's venom

Calm the patient, evacuate to hospital, fix the limb, try to identify the snake

Tourniquet on the limb

Pour alcohol for sterilization

Question 19 of 20

20.

shock signs are:

Slow breathing, strong and rapid pulse, red face

Rapid and weak pulse, slow and full breathing, pale face

Rapid and weak pulse, rapid breathing, pale skin, confusion or lack of alertness, cold sweat

Slow breathing, slow and strong pulse, disorientation, red face

Question 20 of 20