Sport First Aid Certification | Exam
Questions & Answers | Study Pack |
100% Accurate
• A worker on campus is laying motionless in the hallway early in the morning. What do
you do? 6 STEPS -✓✓Survey the scene
Tap and Shout
Direct someone to call 911 and bring an AED back to you.
Look, listen, and feel
If not breathing, compressions
Continue compressions until EMS takes over
• What is the number to Poison Control -✓✓1(800)222-1222
• First Aid for Shock -✓✓Elevate the legs, keep the person warm and lying down, and
seek medical attention.
• First Aid for Burns -✓✓immediate attention,cool water, clean dressing, elevate burn
site above the heart to keep from swelling, treat for shock. Do not attempt to remove
clothing where skin has been burned away.
• First Aid for Heat Illness -✓✓cool down by removing clothing
apply cool packs to armpits, groin, and neck
• First Aid for Bleeding -✓✓apply direct pressure
• The best way to prevent yourself from getting ill from treaating a patient is to -✓✓use
universal precautions (face mask and gloves), and personal protective equipment
• You survey the scene and the adult victim is UNCONSCIOUS but is breathing. What
do you do -✓✓put in recovery position and call 911
• You find a 6 yr old on the ground and not moving. You survey the scene and find they
are not breathing. What do you do -✓✓Care first-begin rescue breaths and check for a
pulse for 2 minutes before calling 911 (or call asap while caring for victim)
• Reasons to stop caring for a victim -✓✓1. EMS arrives
2. Scene becomes unsafe
3. Too exhausted to continue
• Someone has a musculoskeletal injury what is the best treatment -✓✓RICE (rest, ice
compression, elevation)
Questions & Answers | Study Pack |
100% Accurate
• A worker on campus is laying motionless in the hallway early in the morning. What do
you do? 6 STEPS -✓✓Survey the scene
Tap and Shout
Direct someone to call 911 and bring an AED back to you.
Look, listen, and feel
If not breathing, compressions
Continue compressions until EMS takes over
• What is the number to Poison Control -✓✓1(800)222-1222
• First Aid for Shock -✓✓Elevate the legs, keep the person warm and lying down, and
seek medical attention.
• First Aid for Burns -✓✓immediate attention,cool water, clean dressing, elevate burn
site above the heart to keep from swelling, treat for shock. Do not attempt to remove
clothing where skin has been burned away.
• First Aid for Heat Illness -✓✓cool down by removing clothing
apply cool packs to armpits, groin, and neck
• First Aid for Bleeding -✓✓apply direct pressure
• The best way to prevent yourself from getting ill from treaating a patient is to -✓✓use
universal precautions (face mask and gloves), and personal protective equipment
• You survey the scene and the adult victim is UNCONSCIOUS but is breathing. What
do you do -✓✓put in recovery position and call 911
• You find a 6 yr old on the ground and not moving. You survey the scene and find they
are not breathing. What do you do -✓✓Care first-begin rescue breaths and check for a
pulse for 2 minutes before calling 911 (or call asap while caring for victim)
• Reasons to stop caring for a victim -✓✓1. EMS arrives
2. Scene becomes unsafe
3. Too exhausted to continue
• Someone has a musculoskeletal injury what is the best treatment -✓✓RICE (rest, ice
compression, elevation)
