First Aid Basics and Good Samaritan Laws Quiz

Use an antibiotic cream to prevent ______

Cover the burn by wrapping it loosely with ______

Remove the Stinger: Scrape the area with a fingernail to remove it. Don't pinch the stinger (that can inject more ______)

Stabilize the victim until emergency care arrives. Fractures require immediate ______.

Move the victim out of the sun and into shade/air conditioning. Cool the person by covering them with damp towels or spraying them with cool ______

Check the Scene- make sure it is ______

The 3 C’s of Responding Check ______ Care

A ______ in the skin that is usually deep enough to require stitches

Use a clean cloth to apply ______

If the wound is deep or in a critical area, leave the foreign object in. Call 911 and ______ the object

Use antibiotic cream to prevent infection in wounds.
Cover the burn by wrapping it loosely with sterile bandages for protection.
To remove a stinger, scrape the area gently with a fingernail; avoid pinching, as this may inject more venom.

Stabilize the victim until emergency care arrives, as fractures require immediate attention.
If the victim is in distress due to heat, move them out of the sun and into a shaded or air-conditioned area.
Cool the person by covering them with damp towels or by spraying them with cool water.

Always check the scene to ensure it is safe before approaching the victim.
Remember the 3 C’s of responding: Check, Call, Care, to effectively assist those in need.

A laceration is an injury in the skin that may be deep enough to require stitches.
Use a clean cloth to apply gentle pressure to control bleeding.
If a foreign object is embedded in a deep or critical area, do not remove it; call 911 and stabilize the object until help arrives.