Question 1

is a life-threatening emergency caused by a blocked airway and requires immediate 
action.

Accepted Answer

Fist Aid

Answer

bandaging

Answer

Choking

Question 2

COMMON CAUSES OF CHOKING

Accepted Answer

Large pieces of food, Eating too fast or not chewing properly, Talking or laughing while eating, Small objects (coins, toys), Poorly fitting dentures ,Alcohol or drug intoxication

Answer

 Difficulty breathing  Inability to speak  Weak or no cough  High-pitched breathing sounds  Bluish lips or fingernails  Loss of consciousness (if untreated)

Question 3

2 TYPES OF AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION

Accepted Answer

1. Mild Airway Obstruction

2. Severe Airway Obstruction

Answer

1. Normal Airway Obstruction

2.Abnormal Airway Obstruction

Question 4

1. Mild Airway Obstruction

Meaning

Accepted Answer

 Victim can cough, breathe, or speak  Encourage coughing

Answer

 Victim cannot breathe, cough, or speak  Bluish lips or face  Universal choking sign (hands on throat)

Question 5

2. Severe Airway Obstruction

Accepted Answer

 Victim cannot breathe, cough, or speak  Bluish lips or face  Universal choking sign (hands on throat)

Answer

 Victim can cough, breathe, or speak  Encourage coughing

Question 6

6 SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF CHOKING

Accepted Answer

 Difficulty breathing  Inability to speak  Weak or no cough  High-pitched breathing sounds  Bluish lips or fingernails  Loss of consciousness (if untreated)

Answer

o Large pieces of food o Eating too fast or not chewing properly o Talking or laughing while eating o Small objects (coins, toys) o Alcohol or drug intoxication o Poorly fitting dentures

Question 7

choking due to mechanical obstruction is straightforward, since the symptoms are obvious even to an untrained person

Accepted Answer

Diagnosis

Answer

Obstruction

Question 8

4 FIRST AID MANAGEMENT OF CHOKING

Accepted Answer

A. Conscious Adult or Child (Severe Choking)

B. Conscious Pregnant or Obese Victim

C. Unconscious Victim

D. Choking in Infants (Under 1 Year)

Answer

Give 5 back blow between the shoulder blades

Question 9

A. Conscious Adult or Child (Severe Choking) (first aid)

Accepted Answer

1. Ask: “Are you choking?” 2. Stand behind the victim 3. Perform 5 back blows between the shoulder blades 4. Perform 5 abdominal thrusts (Heimlich maneuver) 5. Alternate back blows and abdominal thrusts until the object is expelled

Answer

 Use chest thrusts instead of abdominal thrusts

Question 10

B. Conscious Pregnant or Obese Victim (first aid)

Accepted Answer

 Use chest thrusts instead of abdominal thrusts

Answer

Give C cardiopulmonary resuscitation

Question 11

C. Unconscious Victim (first aid)

Accepted Answer

1. Call for emergency medical help 2. Begin CPR 3. Check mouth for visible object before giving breaths 4. Continue until help arrives

Answer

1. don't call for ambulance

2. don't mind

3. don't do cpr

Question 12

D. Choking in Infants (Under 1 Year) (first aid)

Accepted Answer

1. Place infant face-down along your forearm 2. Give 5 back slaps 3. Turn infant face-up 4. Give 5 chest thrusts 5. Repeat until airway is clear

Answer

1. Call for emergency medical help 2. Begin CPR 3. Check mouth for visible object before giving breaths 4. Continue until help arrives

Question 13

(also known as the Heimlich maneuver).

Accepted Answer

Perform five abdominal thrusts

Answer

6 abdominal thrust

Question 14

DO’S

Accepted Answer

 Act quickly  Encourage coughing if airway is partially blocked  Call for help immediately

Answer

 Perform blind finger sweeps  Give water  Panic or delay action

Question 15

DON’T&#58;

Accepted Answer

 Perform blind finger sweeps  Give water  Panic or delay action

Answer

 Act quickly  Encourage coughing if airway is partially blocked  Call for help immediately

Question 16

PREVENTION OF CHOKING

Accepted Answer

 Chew food properly  Avoid talking or laughing while eating  Keep small objects away from children  Supervise children during meal

Answer

Eat food unstoppable

don't drink water

eat big things

Question 17

2 TYPES OF AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION

Accepted Answer

1. MILD AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION

2. SEVER AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION

Question 18

3 DO'S OF CHOKING

Accepted Answer

 Act quickly  Encourage coughing if airway is partially blocked  Call for help immediately

Question 19

3 DON'T OF CHOKING

Accepted Answer

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 Perform blind finger sweeps  Give water  Panic or delay action

Question 20

4 TYPES OF FIRST AID MANAGEMENT OF CHOKING

Accepted Answer

1. Conscious Adult or child ( severe choking)

2. Conscious pregnant or obese victim

3. Unconscious Victim

4. Choking in infants ( under 1 year )

Question 21

is the art and technique of applying bandages to wounds, fractures and dislocation.

Accepted Answer

BANDAGING

Answer

BANDAGE

Question 22

a piece of material used either to support a medical device such as a dressing or splint,

Accepted Answer

BANDAGE

Answer

BANDAGING

Question 23

4 TYPES OF BANDAGES

Accepted Answer

1. Roller Bandage.

2. Triangular Bandage

3. Elastic Bandage

4. Adhesive Bandage

Answer

A. Circular Turn

B. Spiral Turn

C. Figure-of-Eigh

D. Sling Application

Question 24

Used to hold dressings and support limbs

Accepted Answer

Roller Bandage

Answer

Elastic Bandage

Question 25

Used for sprains and swelling

Accepted Answer

Elastic Bandage

Answer

Triangular Bandage

Question 26

Used as sling, head bandage, or to secure splints

Accepted Answer

Triangular Bandage

Answer

Adhesive Bandage

Question 27

Used for small cuts and wounds

Accepted Answer

Adhesive Bandage

Answer

Triangular Bandage

Question 28

Used to start and end bandaging

Accepted Answer

Circular Turn

Answer

Spiral Turn

Question 29

Used for limbs of uniform size

Accepted Answer

Spiral Turn

Answer

Figure-of-Eight

Question 30

Used for joints (knee, ankle, elbow)

Accepted Answer

Figure-of-Eight

Answer

Circular Turn

Question 31

Used to support arm injuries

Accepted Answer

Sling Application

Answer

Figure-of-Eight

Question 32

COMMON BANDAGING TECHNIQUES

Accepted Answer

Circular Turn , Spinal Turn, Figure of eight, Sling Application

Answer

Roller bandaging, triangular bandaging, elastic bandaging,adhesive bandaging

Question 33

FIRST AID BANDAGING PROCEDURES

Accepted Answer

1. Wash hands or use gloves 2. Clean the wound if present 3. Apply sterile dressing 4. Bandage firmly but gently 5. Check circulation

Answer

 Use sterile materials when possible  Reassure the victim  Replace wet or dirty bandages

Question 34

SIGNS BANDAGE IS TOO TIGHT:

Accepted Answer

 Pain or numbness  Swelling  Pale or bluish skin  Tingling sensation

Answer

Violet, Pupeleng,

Question 35

膆 DO&#58;

Accepted Answer

 Use sterile materials when possible  Reassure the victim  Replace wet or dirty bandages

Answer

 Bandage over dirty wounds without cleaning  Apply excessive pressure  Ignore circulation signs

Question 36

 DON’T:

Accepted Answer

 Use sterile materials when possible  Reassure the victim  Replace wet or dirty bandages

Answer

 Bandage over dirty wounds without cleaning  Apply excessive pressure  Ignore circulation signs

Question 37

10 DIFFERENT BANDAGING

Accepted Answer

1. Triangle at head

2. Cravat bandage on eye

3. Cravat of jaw

4. Triangle at hand

5. Cravat on palm hand

6. Cravat on knee

7. shoulder armpit cravat

8. Arm sling bandaging

9. foot bandaging

10. Cravat on elbow

Answer

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Question 38

10 DIFFERENT BANDAGING

Accepted Answer

1. Triangle at head2. Cravat bandage on eye3. Cravat of jaw4. Triangle at hand5. Cravat on palm hand6. Cravat on knee7. shoulder armpit cravat8. Arm sling bandaging9. foot bandaging10. Cravat on elbow

Question 39

5 DIFFERENT BANDAGING

Accepted Answer

6. Cravat on knee7. shoulder armpit cravat8. Arm sling bandaging9. foot bandaging10. Cravat on elbow

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