Championship 509-716
First degree burns are the most serious and painful type of burns
True
False
Which is not true about first degree burns
Signs and symptoms usually take 24 hours after exposure
The skin looks dry and red, with some swelling
Sensitivity and pain are sometimes present
You may suffer from headaches, fever, and fatigue
Which is a treatment for minor burns
Take a cool bath or shower, adding baking soda to provide relief
Apply an aloe or other cooling agent, but not petroleum jelly, butter, or oil based remedies
Leave blisters intact to avoid infection
All of the above
Treat a first degree burn as a minor burn, unless it involves substantial portions of the hands, feet, face, groin, buttocks, or a major joint
True
False
When the first layer of skin has been burned through, and the second layer of skin is also burned, the injury is
First degree burn
Second degree burn
Third degree burn
An electric burn
Second degree burns produce
Severe pain and swelling
A weepy, watery surface
Damage to the nerve endings
Both a and b
If the second degree burn is no larger than ___ inches, treat it as a minor burn
2
3
4 to 5
6
If practical with a minor burn, hold it under cold running water for at least ___ minutes
5
10
15
20
One way to cool a burn is to place ice on it
True
False
Which is not correct to do, concerning burns
Loosely wrap burn with a sterile gauze bandage
Avoid putting direct pressure on burned skin
Fluffy cotton may be used to absorb any fluids leaking from the burn
None of the above
Minor burns usually heal without further treatment
True
False
Which is a sign of infection
Increased pain
Fever
Swelling or oozing
All of the above
Third degree burns are the most serious, and may cause permanent damage to all layers of skin, underlying tissue, and nerves
True
False
In third degree burns, the area may be charred black or appear dry and white. What may also be affected
Fat and muscle
Bones
Organs
All of the above
At times, there may be no pain associated with the area that has third degree burns
True
False
There are ___ medically treated burn incidents per year occurring on our streets and highways
24,300
25,100
23,400
23,000
Which is a way to treat servere burns
Do not remove burnt clothing or immerse in cold water
Elevate the burnt body part above the heart when possible
Use a cool, most, sterile bandage or cloth to cover the burnt area
All of the above
CPR may involve
Chest compressions only
Mouth to mouth only
Chest compressions combined with mouth to mouth
Both a and c
In 2010, new guideline was published on CPR, which emphasizes 'high quality' CPR with the chest compressions of adequate rate and depth, allowing complete chest recoil after each compression, minimal interruptions in compression, and avoiding excessive ventilation
True
False
A heart attack generally causes pain for more than ___ minutes, but it can be silent and have no symptoms at all
10
15
5
20
A heart attack occurs when blood and oxygen to the heart become blocked, injuring the heart muscle
True
False
Warning symptoms for a heart attack occur within ___ in advance
Hours
Days
Weeks
All of the above
The earliest predictor of a heart attack is recurrent chest pains, triggered by exertion and relieved by rest(angina)
True
False
One symptom of a heart attack is prolonged pain in the lower abdomen
True
False
Which is also a symptom of a heart attack
Shortness of breath
Sweating
Nausea
All of the above
Do not tough out the symptoms of a heart attack for more than ___ minutes
3
4
5
10
A pulmonary embolism occurs when a clot, usually formed in the leg or pelvis, travels to and lodges in the ___
Vein of the head
Aorta of the heart
Artery of the lung
Any of the above
Sign and symptoms of a pulmonary embolism include
Rapid heartbeat
Anxiety and excessive perspiration
Cough that may produce blood streaked sputum
All of the above
When pneumonia occurs with an inflammation of the membranes around the lungs, this is known as pleura or pleurisy
True
False
Pleurisy alone is not medical emergency
True
False
If finger pressure along the outer edge of the sternum duplicates your chest pain, it is likely ___
Condraitis
Cantoritis
Costochondritis
Colonoctoitis
The universal sign for chocking is
Hands clutched to the throat
Waving hands in the air
Fingers pointing to the throat
Tap dancing and running around
If choking occurs, the red cross recommends a "five and five" approach to delivering first aid
True
False
If you are the only person around to assist a person who is choking, call 911 then perform the Heimlich maneuver
True
False
When performing the heimlich on a pregnant or obese person, your hands should be placed higher at the base of the breastbone, just above the joining of the lowest ribs
True
False
When performing the heimlich on a child under the age of 1, give abdominal thrusts only
True
False
Minor cuts and scrapes
Usually don't require emergency treatment
Usually stop bleeding on their own
May become infected if not cared for properly
All of the above
To stop bleeding on a minor cut or scrape, hold continuous pressure for ___ minutes
5 to 10
10 to 15
20 to 30
60
For small wounds, you should do all but
Use tweezers cleaned with alcohol to remove particles
Rinse out the wound with soap and water
Rinse around the outside of the wound with soap and water
If debris is still embedded, see a doctor
After applying dressings to a wound, you should change them___, or when it becomes wet and dirty
Every 2 hours
Every 4 to 6 hours
Every 12 hours
Daily
A wound that is more than ___ inch deep requires stitches
¼
½
1
2
Doctors advise you to get a tetanus shot every ___ years
2-3
3-4
5
10
Which is true about dislocations
It is an injury in which the end of your bones are forced from their normal positions
Don't move or force a dislocated joint back into place
Put ice on the injured joint
All of the above
Fender is the body's reaction to
Disease
Internal injuries
Infection
Climate change
The average normal body temperature is
98.2°
98.4°
98.6°
98.8°
An oral temperature higher than ___ is considered a fever
99.1°
99.2°
99.3°
99.4°
In newborns, a lower temperature may indicate a serious illness
True
False
Do not treat adult fevers below ___ F with medications, unless advised by a doctor
100°
101°
102°
103°
Ibuprofen is not advised for infants younger than
3 months
6 months
1 year
2 years
Temperatures tend to be highest at 4 pm and the lowest at 4 am
True
False
The recommended time to take an oral temperature is
2 minutes
3 minutes
4 minutes
5 minutes
An auxiliary reading is generally 1°F higher than an oral reading
True
False
As an adult, get medical help for temperatures of more than ___ F, or for fevers lasting more than 3 days.
101°
102°
103°
104°
A fracture is
A broken bone
Displacement of joints
A stretch in ligaments
None of the above
Never try to realign a broken bone, but if trained properly, you may apply a splint to the area
True
False
Most head trauma involves injuries that are minor and do not require hospitalization
True
False
Which may be reasons to call 911 for head trauma
Black and blue discoloration below the eyes or behind the ears
Cessation of breathing
Unequal pupil size
All of the above
If severe head trauma occurs, keep the victim lying down and quiet in a darkened room, with head and shoulders slightly elevated
True
False
Heat exhaustion is less severe than mild heat cramps, but more severe than heatstroke
True
False
Heat exhaustion often begins suddenly and it's signs and symptoms resemble those of shock
True
False
Which is not a sign of heat exhaustion
Nausea
Rapid, weak heartbeat
High blood pressure
Cool, moist, pale skin
When treating heat exhaustion
Lay the person down and elevate the legs and feet slightly
Have the person drink water
Spray or some the person with cool water
All of the above
Heat exhaustion can quickly become heatstroke
True
False
Hypothermia is defined as an internal body temperature of less than
96°
96.4°
95°
95.6°
Which is not a sign or symptom of hypothermia
Slurred speech
Abnormally slow breathing
Confusion or memory loss
Dilated pupils
Who is at particular risk of hypothermia
Infants
The very lean
People with alzheimers
All of the above
When suffering from hypothermia, heat applied to arms and legs forces cold blood back toward the heart, lungs, and brain, causing the core body temperature to drop, which can be fatal
True
False
Never massage or rub the parts of the body suffering from hypothermia
True
False
Most reactions to insect bites are mild, but these insects are typically the most troublesome
Bees
Fire ants
Hornets
All of the above
The best way to remove a stinger is with tweezers or your fingers, pulling it straight out
True
False
To make a baking soda paste, the ratio should be ___ baking soda to water mix
2 to 1
3 to 1
4 to 1
1 to 1
Allergic reactions may include
Naseau
Intestinal cramps
Diarrhea
All of the above
Which is not a symptom of drug overdose
Slow or rapid pulse
Low or elevated body temperature
Enlarged or small pupils
Seizures
Which does not mimic poisoning
Seizure
Insulin reaction
Stroke
Dehydration
Which is not a sign or symptom of poisoning
Burns or redness around mouth or lips
Vomiting, difficulty breathing, sleepiness, confusion
Reddish face
Breath that smells like chemicals
If the person seems stable and has no symptoms, but you suspect poisoning, call
911
Local hospital
Poison control center
None of the above
If poison spills on a person's skin or eyes, flush with lukewarm water for ___ minutes
10
15
20
30
If you know someone has swallowed poison, administer ipecac syrup or induce vomiting
True
False
Which is not true about puncture wounds
They usually require many stitches
Does not usually cause excessive bleeding
Wound seems to close instantly
May carry a risk of infection
Puncture wounds to the ___are especially prone to infection
Hands
Chest
Face
Feet
If you suffer from a puncture wound or bite from a dog and haven't had a tetanus shot within 5 years, a doctor may recommend a tetanus shot booster within ___ hours
6
12
24
48
If you suspect your pet has rabies, have it confined for ___ days
7
10
14
30
In cases of severe bleeding, position the person's head slightly lower than the chest/ abdomen or elevate the legs, and if possible, elevate what's bleeding
True
False
Do not remove gauze or bandage when they are covering an area affected with severe bleeding, instead, add more absorbent material on top of it
True
False
Where is an artery pressure point located
Inside arm, above the elbow, and below the armpit
Just behind the knee
In the groin area
All of the above
Which is a sign of internal bleeding
Bleeding from body cavities
Bruising on neck, chest, abdomen, or sides
Abdominal tenderness, possibly accompanied by rigidity or spasm of abdominal muscles
All of the above
Sign or symptom of shock may include
Cool, clammy, pale or grey skin
Low blood pressure, with a weak or rapid pulse
Person may be overly excited and anxious
All of the above
If you suspect shock, have the person lie down and elevate their legs ___ inches or so above the ground
2
4
6
8
Which is not a reason to suspect a spinal injury
Evidence is a head injury with a change in consciousness
Person complains of weakness or numbness
Person has received a broken bone above the waist area
Neck or back is twisted or positioned oddly
If a person has suffered a spinal injury you must perform cpr, use your fingertips to gently grasp the jaw and lift it forward
True
False
A sprain is an injury to a ligament caused by excessive stretching.
True
False
The acronym R.I.C.E stand for
Rest ice compress exercise
Rest ice compress elevate
Rest ice constrict exercise
Rest ice constrict elevate
After the first ___days, gently begin using the sprained area
2
3
4
7
One sign of affection is a fever higher than ___
99°
100°
101°
102°
A stroke occurs when there is bleeding into the brain, or normal blood flow is blocked to the brain
True
False
Which is a symptom of a stroke
Sudden weakness in face arm or leg on one side of the body
Sudden dimness, blurring, or loss of vision
Sudden, severe headache a bolt out of the blue
All of the above
Which is not one of the four primary purposes of first aid training
Preventing and caring for accidental injury or sudden illness
Caring for persons in a natural disaster
Knowing the proper decision to make when dealing with hazmat disasters involving large populations
Equipping individuals with information to deal with the whole situation, the person, the injury, or the illness
Which is the first thing to do when giving first aid treatment
Gain the victims permission
Secure the scene
Call 911
Look for medical bracelets that may help you diagnose the victims condition
If a patients is in shock, ___ their body heat
Lower
Raise
Maintain
None of the above
Where do most cases for serious infection and blood poisoning start
Large wounds to hands or feet
Large wounds to chest or head area
Small wounds to hands or feet
Walmart, especially the filthy handles on carts
There are no known cases, involving first aid treatment, that have resulted in disease transmission from victim to first aid protector
True
False
Which is not a sign of internal bleeding
Tender, bruised, or hard areas of the body such as abdomen
Rapid, weak pulse
Lack of thirst
Skin is cool, moist, pale, or bluish
What is the first thing you should do before attempting first aid to a conscious person
Gain their permission
Check their pulse
Look for dilation of the pupils and check for shock
Check for medical bracelets
Before moving a patient, the first aid provider should
Care for breathing, circulation, and hemorrhaging
Dress wounds
Immobilize fractures
All of the above
Which justifies immediate rescue efforts
Danger of fire or explosion
Risk of drowning
Serious traffic hazards
All of the above
When moving a victim, the first aid provider should protect all parts of the body from the tensions of lifting
True
False
How should the seriously injured be transported
By wheel chair
By two people one at the head, the other at the feet
Stretcher or backboard, lying face up
The quickest way possible and by any means
What are the basic objectives in the first aid care of a wound
Control bleeding
Protect the wound from contamination
Treat for shock
All of the above
Losing ___ pints of blood, at one time, is serious or possibly fatal
1
2
3
4
Use a tourniquet whenever you feel it is necessary to stop bleeding
True
False
Bandages should be checked frequently, due to
Infection
Loss of blood
Swelling
Contamination
A closed fracture is a break in the bone with a wound extending from the break
True
False
The advantages of mouth to mouth respiration over mouth to nose is that it allows the first aid provider to look, listen, and feel the air is being moved in and out of the patients lungs
True
False
Most people will suffer irreversible brain damage within ___ minutes or less if breathing stops completely
2-4
3-5
4-6
8
In some cases of gas and drug poisoning, breathing may be extremely slow and shallow
True
False
Extended artifical respiration is most likely necessary with
Carbon monoxide poisoning or drug overdose
Near drowning(especially in cold water)
When electric shock is involved
All of the above
What are symptoms of recovery during CPR
Skin tone becomes flushed
Mouth twitches
Fingertips creep
All of the above
CPR should be administered by those who are trained, while those who are not trained should administer chest compressions only
True
False
Which type of burn usually has two external burns
Chemical
Electrical
First degree
All of the above
In case of a motor vehicle accident with downed wires, the first aid provider should warn the patient to stay in the vehicle until the power is off
True
False
Which is not a way to prevent the effects of excessive heat
Dress lightly
Drink water or a carbonated beverage
Eat lightly of easily digested foods
Avoid exposure to direct sun
There is a positive association between being for and being able to maintain continuous high levels of driving alertness and attention
True
False
Which is the most important meal of the day
Breakfast
Lunch
Small snacks
Dinner
You should limit or avoid
Refined foods
Fried foods and excess salt
Fruits and vegetables
A and b
It is recommended that a person start with ___ minutes of physical activity per day, and work up to 30 minutes
10 to 15
15 to 20
5 to 10
5 to 20
Most adults require ___ hours of sleep
6 to 7
7 to 8
8 or more
Sleep is overrated, you can sleep when you die
Sleep deprivation has been found to weaken the body's immune system
True
False
Obesity has been associated with sleep deprivation as ___ are altered
Sleep patterns
Blood sugar
Hormones
Brain activity
According to the national institutes of health, ___ million Americans are affected by sleep apnea
10
11
12
14
Who is most affected by sleep apnea
Males
Overweight people
Those over the age of 40
All of the above
Regular seasonal epidemics in the United States typically kill between 3,000 and ___ each year
49,000
47,000
14,000
140,000
Influenza primarily spreads through airborne passage, and viruses can live on surfaces for hours
True
False
You should cover your sneeze with your hand to prevent the passage of germs to others
True
False
Slips occur due to loss of traction, trips occur when your foot hits an object, and falls occur due to loss of balance
True
False
What percentage of accidents on stairs result in serious injury
75%
70%
80%
90%
If your head makes contact with a solid object at a speed of ___ mph, the force generated is sufficient to crack the skullopen
1.5
2
2.5
3
Which is not true about back injuries in the workplace
750,000 injuries reported a year
They account for 20% of all workplace injuries and illnesses
80% occur to the lower back
75% occur when lifting
While lifting on object, you should tighten your ___ muscles
Leg
Arm
Abdominal
Shoulder
Diabetes is a disease in which the body does not produce or properly use insulin
true
False
A 15 minute walk can lower blood sugar levels by ___%
5
20
10
15
Which is not a symptom of diabetes
Increased fatigue
Excessive thirst or hunger
Irritability
Unusual weight gain
One way to incorporate better foods into your diet is to drink one glass of water for every cup of coffee or can of soda
True
False
The amount of force exerted in the structure of the back, while lifting is ___ times greater with the back bent than with the back straight
4-6
6-8
8-10
10-12
Always avoid grasping steel straps when moving an object
True
False
When using a power tailgate, avoid pinch points between
Operating level and the body assembly
Operating level and cargo body
The gate itself and the cargo body
Both a and c
Where are the pinch points on a swing door
Latching mechanism
Door tie backs
Door hinges
Both a and b
Activating a fire alarm should
Automatically notify the fire department
Sound the alarm to notify other occupants
Shut down the air handling units to prevent the spread of smoke
All of the above
Never attempt to fight fire, if you do not know what is burning
True
False
The time to use an extinguisher is
Anytime you feel is needed
Beginning stages of a fire
When the fire is under control and the wind is at your back
After you call 911 and evacuate all people from the area
Class B extinguishers are used to put out fires involving wood and paper products
True
False
What percent of all fires reported in the US are vehicle fires
12.5%
16%
17%
21%
How many vehicle fires were there in 2014
201,000
193,500
193,000
192,500
Vehicle fires increased by ___% from 2013
8
10
12
16
How many civilians died as a result of vehicle fires in 2014
270
280
345
310
How many civilians were injured as a result of vehicle fires in 2014
1530
1380
1200
1450
How much in property loss was associated with vehicle fires in 2014
1.3 billion
1.1 billion
1.5 billion
Over 2 million
What percentage of all civilian fire deaths in 2014 were attributed to vehicle fires
4%
6%
8%
10%
What percentage of all civilian fire injuries in 2014 were attributed to vehicle fires
8%
6%
9%
7%
One vehicle fire is reported every
164 seconds
188 seconds
176 seconds
194 seconds
Vehicle fires occur ___% of the time passenger vehicles
82
84
86
87
__% of vehicle fires occur in a non passenger vehicle
6.9
6.7
6.8
6.2
What percent of vehicle fires occur in a freight road transport vehicle
6.4%
6.7%
6.8%
6.9%
What percentage of vehicle fires are due to some type of mechanical failure
28%
34%
38%
44%
60.6% of all vehicle fires and 35% of fatal highway fires originate in the engine, running gear, or wheel area of the vehicle
True
False
Which is true about fires that originate in the engine, running gear, or wheel area of a vehicle
21% resulted from heat from miscellaneous powered equipment
17% occur from electrical arching
8% occur from a spark, ember, or flame from operating equipment
All of the above
The most common items first ignored in vehicle fires are flammable liquids in the engine,(18%) and insulation around wiring(28%)
True
False
The nature of the cargo can greatly affect the severity of a fire on a vehicle
True
False
Steel belted radial truck tires are not subject to truck fires
True
False
You can prevent tire fires by
Proper inflation
Avoid overloading
Avoid excessive speeds in hot weather
All of the above
The best way to check air temperature
Palm of hand on tire
Palm of hand on tire
Back of hand on tire
Back of hand over or near tire
FMCSR- required extinguishers will control and extinguish tire fires
True
False
Which is not a way to minimize the risk of electrical fire
Be sure the battery is properly secured
Bypass or interfere with the normal functioning of fuses and circuit breakers
Look for worn, deteriorated, or charred insulation on wiring
Not installing personal electrical equipment
In the event of an electrical fire, you must disconnect the battery, if safe to do so, in order to control the flame
True
False
Fire extinguishers in trucks usually extinguish fires by
Cooling
Smothering
Controlling
Neutralizing
Which class of fires are combustible metals, such as magnesium and aluminum
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
The most effective way to fight a fire is
Aim the extinguishing agent at the base of the flames and at the near edge of the fire
Approach the fire working with the wind at your back
Move the extinguisher back and forth in a sweeping motion and leave yourself a route to escape
All of the above
In the acronym PASS 'P' stands for
Pull
Push
Press
Panic
The extinguishing agent in many extinguishers is
An oxidizer
A poison
A corrosive
Non toxic or corrosive
When exposed to fire, all refrigerants decompose and create
Carbon monoxide
Toxic fumes
Liquid nitrogen
All of the above
Vehicle air bags are made of materials similar to
Leather seats
Hot air balloons
Insulation
Tires
What should be located before fueling
The fire alarm
Emergency shut off for the pumps
The fire extinguisher
Secondary shut off valve for the pumps
When refueling a truck, a driver should maintain metal to metal contact between the nozzle and the fuel tank to prevent sparks
True
False
Extreme caution should be used when handling diesel as opposed to gasoline
True
False
Upon arrival to a hotel, the driver should
Locate the two nearest exits
Locate the nearest fire alarm
Study the emergency evacuation procedures as posted
All of the above
If a fire breaks out in your hotel room, you should leave a quickly as possible leaving the door open behind you to prevent a draft, which can spread the fire
True
False
If on fire you should
Stop, drop, and roll
Roll, slap, and pat
Slide, skid, and scream
Run like hell, it extinguishers the flames of you go fast enough
Every effort should be made to extinguish the fire
Toe to head
Head to hands
Head to toe
Hands to feet
On which date did congress halt the enforcement of the 34 hour restart, pertaining to hours of service
Sept 2014
Oct 2014
Dec 2014
Nov 2014
How many gallons of natural gas does it take to make one gallon of diesel
1.7
1.4
1.3
1.6
The addition of natural gas fuel system is an added $20,000 to the truck manufacturing, and cost of the maintenance increases between___ per mile
1-2 cents
2-3 cents
1-3 cents
1-4 cents
FMCSA has indicated that drivers required to possess their medical card as proof of medical qualification until ___
Oct 30, 2016
Nov 30, 2016
Jan 30, 2016
Dec 30, 2016
On which date did FMCSA make a final rule to rescind the requirements that a CMV driver operating in interstate commerce submit, and motor carriers retain, DVIRs when the driver has found no defect
Dec 18, 2014
Dec 1, 2014
Dec 30, 2014
Jan 1, 2015
FMCSA part ___ requires a post trip inspection
396.15
396.10
396.04
396.11
The FAST ACT increased surface transportation funding for the next 5 years by __%
8
9
11
7
Class 8 trucks represent __% of all trucks registered
24.7
26.3
23.6
36.2
A 2011 ATRI study found the percentage of drivers with a speeding violation had dropped __% since 2005
52
48
12
36
Fleets who currently use compliant automatic onboard recording devices, may continue to use those until Dec 16, 2020
True
False
In __% of large truck two vehicle "fatal" crashes, either the truck or the other vehicle were negotiating a curve
24
22
28
26
Natural gas is offered in two forms, compressed natural gas(CNG) and liquefied natural gas(LNG)
True
False
As of__, carriers alerts and BASIC percentile scores have been removed from public displays pursuant to thr fixing America's surface transportation act of 2015
Jan 10, 2016
Nov 11, 2015
May 5, 2015
Dec 4, 2015
The chemical facility anti terrorism standards authorization act, regulates securities at facilities where dangerous chemicals are stored, including truck terminals
True
False
How many burns are there annually due to occupational hazards
36,600
38,880
37,700
37,500
The 9/11 commission act of 2007 mandated that 100% of all air cargo on passenger planes be screened by August 2012
True
False
The corporate security reviews (CSR) program has been merged into TSAs broader __ which provides exercise, training, and security planning tools and services to the broader transportation community
I-STEP
I-VIEW
I-SAFE
I-PLAN
Which is true about chemical burns
They can cause damage under the skin without any signs of damage to the skins surface
They can occur without any source of heat
They follow the standard 3 burn classification
All of the above
Once a driver receives his CLP commercial learners permit, he/ she must wait at least__ days before becoming eligible to take the road test required to get their CDL
12
7
14
10
By June 22, 2018 certified medical examiners will be required to report results of all completed CMV drivers physical examinations electronically to __
DOT
SDLA
FMCSA
EMPLOYERS
Current HOS rules allow 11 hours of total driving time in a__ hour window, following 10 hours off duty. Unloading freight and other non driving work is permitted past the 14 hour driving windonw
12
10
14
24
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