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Module 1: First Aid, CPR, AED Foundations covers which topics?
Lowering the risk for infection = First Aid, CPR, AED Foundations Recognizing emergencies = Gaining confidence to act Emergency action steps = First Aid, CPR, AED Foundations
After calling 9-1-1 and getting equipment, what should you do before giving care, if possible?
What is your risk of catching a disease when giving first aid care?
Low risk
How long should you wash your hands when using soap and water?
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What are some things to keep in mind about wearing gloves when giving first aid care? (Select 2 answers)
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What might indicate an emergency situation? (Select 2 answers)
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What reduces your risk of infection when giving first aid care? (Select 3 answers)
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Identify the signs that indicate an emergency exists. (Select 3 answers)
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What should you do first when you hear a scream and loud noises in a crowded area?
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Why should a person who is responsive and breathing but not fully awake be placed in a recovery position?
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What do you need to do if a minor is choking?
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What should you do if a person is unresponsive after collapsing?
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What to do if someone refuses help after a potential injury?
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What does SAM stand for in the context of interviewing a responsive person? (Select 3 answers)
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What should you do after a person reports pain in their left arm?
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Why is it important to ask questions using SAM and do a focused check? (Select 3 answers)
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What does the Call step involve in an emergency response?
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What communication techniques should you use when asking someone to call 9-1-1? (Select 2 answers)
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Study Notes
First Aid, CPR, AED Foundations
- Infection risk can be minimized through proper protocols and hygiene practices.
- Use latex-free disposable gloves before providing care to reduce risk of disease transmission.
Emergency Situations
- Recognizing an emergency includes observing signs like unresponsiveness and visible injuries, such as bleeding.
- The risk of infection remains low but can be further reduced by using a face shield and pocket mask along with gloves.
Emergency Action Steps
- Safety first: Always check the scene for safety before approaching in an emergency.
- Position responsive but unalert individuals in a recovery position to prevent choking and aspiration.
Consent and Responsiveness
- When tending to a minor, always obtain consent from a guardian before intervening.
- For an unresponsive individual, use the shout-tap-shout method to check for responsiveness and assess breathing and severe bleeding.
Critical First Aid Procedures
- In cases of severe injury where the person declines help, it's crucial to call 9-1-1 or direct someone else to do so.
- Use the SAM technique (Allergies, Signs and Symptoms, Medications) to gather critical information from responsive individuals prior to treating them.
Focused Assessments
- Conduct a focused examination of injured areas based on reported symptoms, such as pain and swelling.
- Asking targeted questions helps determine necessary care and captures important information that may be lost over time.
Communicating in Emergencies
- Directly instruct a specific individual to call 9-1-1, ensuring clear communication under stress.
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Test your knowledge on the critical aspects of first aid, CPR, and AED procedures. This quiz covers key protocols for infection prevention, emergency action steps, and the importance of consent and responsiveness in emergency situations. Enhance your skills and readiness to respond effectively in emergencies.