First Responder
First Responder Knowledge Quiz
Test your knowledge and understanding of essential first responder skills and protocols with our engaging quiz. This quiz is designed for both budding and experienced emergency service individuals to reinforce their knowledge on important topics.
Key Features:
- 18 multiple-choice questions
- Instant feedback on answers
- Perfect for training and certification preparation
What should police officers do when EMT/Paramedic staff arrive on scene?
Provide them with a hand off report
Provide them with a hand off coffee
Help with their bags
Give them your badge number
What is one way a First Responder should NOT react to stress?
Respond to radio calls
Frequent exposure to stressful situations to train the mind
Go to work everyday
Frequent exposure to non stressful situations to train the mind
First Responders should always assume
All patients have a no infectious disease
All patients may a need help
All patients have a infectious diseaseAll patients have a infectious disease
All patients have a DNR
Good Samaritan Laws protect:
Citizens from liability when they provide care in good faith
DO not protect Citizens from liability when they provide care in good faith
Laws that protect the patients
Citizens from liability when they provide care in no good faith
What is the purpose of the jaw thrust chin lift maneuver?
Open airway when C spine injury is not suspected
Open airway when C spine injury is suspected
Close the airway when C spine injury is suspected
AVPU Definition:
Alert Verbal Painful Unresponsive
Alert Vision Painful Unresponsive
All Verbal Painful Unresponsive
Alert Verbal Painful Unrelated
SAMPLE:S - Signs/symptoms A - Allergies M - Medications P - Pertinent medical history L - Last oral intake E - Events leading up to incident
True
False
Which of the following is a sign or symptom of heat stroke but not heat exhaustion?
Body temperature of 105 degrees
Body temperature of 102 degrees
Body temperature of 107 degrees
Body temperature of 106 degrees
How are burns classified?
By depth
By degree
By type
By pain
How would you treat an open chest wound?
With an dressing
With an Occlusive dressing
With direct pressure
The following are symptoms of a third degree burn except:
Uncontrolled depth
Uncontrolled burns
Uncontrolled intense pain
Uncontrolled signs
Crowning is defined as:
Appearance of the infant's butt
Appearance of the infant's head
Appearance of the infant's foot
Appearance of the infant's hands
Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) Order: Protect a patients right to refuse efforts for resuscitation
True
False
The first child birth is usually:
Longer Labor
Shorter Labor
C-Section
If a Mother ask to use the bathroom during labor, you should expect child birth
True
False
If Carbon Dioxide (C02) is expected, you should get everyone out and clear the room.
True
False
What is the purpose of the recovery position?
It prevents secretions from entering trachea
It prevents secretions from leaving the trachea
It prevents sugar from entering trachea
It let secretions enter the trachea
When is a patient considered alert? When they are able to answer your questions clearly and accurately.
True
False
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