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First Aid Exam

The document is a first aid exam consisting of multiple-choice questions covering emergency procedures, CPR, and various medical conditions. It addresses topics such as hemorrhage control, choking, fractures, burns, and vital signs. The exam is designed for individuals working in the dye industry within the agroindustry sector.
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First Aid Exam

The document is a first aid exam consisting of multiple-choice questions covering emergency procedures, CPR, and various medical conditions. It addresses topics such as hemorrhage control, choking, fractures, burns, and vital signs. The exam is designed for individuals working in the dye industry within the agroindustry sector.
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FIRST AID EXAM

CANAZA TITO GLRIA ANGELICA


AREA WHERE HE WORKS: DYE INDUSTRY - AGROINDUSTRY

What should we do in case of an emergency?


scream
b.- Apply ABC
c.- Verify the Zone
d.- Call emergency services

2.- What is the emergency central number of the CGBVP?


a.- 105
b.- 106
c.- 103
d.- 116

3.- What maneuver can we apply to control a hemorrhage?


a.- Direct pressure
b.- Tourniquet higher up in the area
c.- Throw water
d.- Acupressure Points

4.- What are the acronyms that help us assess the airways?
a.- VAS
b.- YOU
c.- VIS
d.- VES

5.- The characteristic of arterial hemorrhage is:

a.- intermittent blood loss in small amounts


b.- continuous blood flow
c.- bright and intermittent bleeding
d.- intermittent dark blood discharge

6- If an accident occurs at the plant where he works (person falls and gets burned)
part of his leg with hot water) What would you do in this case?
a.- Take off the clothes and pour water on him/her

b.- Remove the injured person from the scene (justified transfer)

c.- Immobilize your neck


d.- Verify the scene before entering with a flashlight.

7.- What is the number of compressions performed in CPR?


-5 - 2
- 15 - 2
c.- 20 - 2

d.- 30 – 2

8.- What is the normal value (parameters) of the pulse in adults?

a.- 60 – 100
- 60 - 80
-120 to -80
-150 - 99

9.- Injured from a 5-meter fall, with metal sheets and hot bars
What are the steps to follow?
a.- enter the scene and stabilize its neck with a cervical collar
b.- Call emergency services and enter the scene
c.- Check the scene and enter, place Cervical Collar
d.- Verify the scene, remove the injured person due to a possible fall of more panels.
metal, immobilize with C.C. and call emergency services

10.- What to do in case of choking


abdominal pressure
b. abdominal compression
c. RCP
d. Call the colleagues

11.- Sign of a fracture


a. Deformity and pink skin
bluish color of skin
c. skin pain
d. N.A.

12.- Burns (mark the correct one)


a. 3rd degree (epidermis zone)
b. 1st degree (subcutaneous zone)

c. 2nd degree (dermal zone)


d. 1st degree (intermediate zone - subcutaneous)

13.- According to the WHO, the following should be followed:

a. ABC
b. BAC
c. CAB
d. RCP

14.- In fourth-degree burns


Take him to the bathroom

b. Transfer him to the hospital

c. Pour water on the area


d. Compress the area

15.- The tourniquet should only be used when

There is amputation of a limb


b. Arterial hemorrhage in the area
c. When it doesn't stop bleeding

d. when there are no clean cloths to apply pressure

16.-What is the name of the technique in case of choking?


abdominal pressure
b. Heimlich
c. RCP
d. VOS

17.- What does CPR mean?


a. Peruvian Radio Communication
b. Cardio Pulmonary Respiration
c. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
d. N.A.

18.- What to do in case of a fracture


a. Immobilize as it is
b. Immobilize by aligning the bones
c. I place cloths to prevent further bleeding
d. Nothing

19.- The approximate respiratory values in an adult person are:


a. 14-25
b. 12-30
c. 30-2
d. 12 -20

20.- The VOS technique takes approximately


a. 10 min
b. 5 min
c. 5 sec
15 sec

21.- The skin consists of two layers: the outer layer is the ___________________ and
the inner layer is the ________________.
a.- dermis and endoderm
b.- epidermis and dermis
c.- dermis and epidermis
d.- dermis and subcutaneous tissue

22.-If a patient does not receive oxygen, the brain cells will begin to
die in the next _____________ at ___________ minutes.
a.- 5 - 11 min
b.- 4- 6 min
c. .- 4 – 5 min
d.- NA

23.- The most important muscle of respiration is the __________________.


a.- milohiodeo
b.- diaphragm
c.- sternocleidomastoid
c.- seeker

24.- The vertebral column is made up of _____ irregularly shaped bones.


which are called ______________________.
a.- 40- cervical column
b.- 32 - column number
c.- 23 - spinal column
d.- 32 - spinal column

25.- The liver is the largest solid organ located in the cavity_____________
occupies the largest part of the area that exists under the diaphragm,
especially in the upper right quadrant.
a.- spinal
b.- ventral
c.- abdominal
d.- NA

26.- The characteristic of venous bleeding is:


a.- intermittent bleeding in small amounts
b.- continuous bleeding and dark color
c.- bright, intermittent blood flow
d.- intermittent dark blood discharge

27.- The scratch is a type of wound:


complex wound
b.- simple wound
c.- complicated wound
d.- closed wound

28.- A symptom of poisoning is:


a.- continuous bleeding
b.- dark blood discharge
c. drowsiness
d.- eye pain

29.- According to the AHA, the following should be taken into account:

a.- ABC
b.- CAB
c.- TAB
d.- NA

30.- In poisoning we must:


a.- supply lemon to neutralize the effects
b.- Do not store chemical substances in homemade containers
c.- Induce vomiting
d.- Wait for the signs to show to call the SEM
31.- The in-depth primary assessment takes:
a.- 3 min
- 15 sec
- 2 min
d.- 1 min

32.- The approximate values of respiration in a child are:


a. 14-25
b. 20-30
c. 30-2
d. 12 -20

33.- The VOS technique takes approximately


a. 10 min
b. 5 min
c. 5 sec
15 sec

34.- What to do in case of a fracture.


a. Immobilize as it is
b. Immobilize by aligning the bones
c. I place cloths to prevent further bleeding.
d. Nothing

35- the Heimlich maneuver is used in case of


respiratory arrest
b. choking
c. fever
d. poisoning

36.- Sign of a fracture


a. Deformity and pink skin
bluish skin color
c. skin pain
d. N.A.

37.- In first-degree burns, the following should be done:

a. Take him to the bathroom and vomit

b. Transfer him to the hospital

c. Throw constant cold water on the area


d. Compress the area

38.- for vital organs


a.- lungs, long bones
b.- heart, gallbladder
c.- appendix, lung
d.- none

39.- the bones that make up the upper limbs:


a.- humerus, tibia, radius
b.- humerus, fibula, femur
c.- tibia, ulna, femur
humerus, radius, ulna

40.- the --------------------------- houses the following organs, heart, lungs


a.- abdominal cavity
b.- cranial cavity
c. - thoracic cavity
d.- medullary cavity

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