YMCA CPR Exam II &III_ Answered 2022.
YMCA CPR Exam II
You are a newly trained first aid provider responding at work to a report of someone who
has collapsed. Which of the following best describes your role in a medical emergency?
- You are trained to recognize, assess, and prioritize the need for first aid care.
You are finishing up a job in the shop area at work when you hear a series of loud thumps
and then someone yelling out. You cautiously move around a corner to take a better look
and see a coworker sprawled on the ground at the bottom of a flight of stairs. She is
groaning and appears to be in pain. Some blood is visible on her forehead. What leads you
to believe she might be seriously injured?
- The suspected mechanism of injury.
Smoke is coming out of a utility room where you know a coworker has been working. What
should you do?
- Pause and assess for hazards before entering the room.
You are a trained first aid provider and you encounter a motor vehicle accident scene while
driving to work. Two cars are involved, and it looks like people are injured. You think about
stopping but you hesitate because it all seems so overwhelming to handle. What should you
do?
- Stop and help to the best of your ability. EMS should arrive shortly and take over care.
You are attempting to control bleeding on a coworker who has cut himself while using a
hand tool on a job site. How should you best address the possibility of being exposed to an
infectious bloodborne disease?
- Wear protective barriers such as gloves, regardless of your relationship with the person
you are helping.
What is the basic purpose of Good Samaritan laws?
- To encourage bystanders to help those in need by protecting anyone who volunteers
assistance.
What is NOT considered a part of a community-wide emergency medical services (EMS)
system?
- Emergency action plan for a workplace.
You have responded to an employee fall in the manufacturing plant where you work. Your
assessment makes you suspect the responsive employee may have injured his back. He has
fallen into an aisle way that sometimes has forklift traffic. How should you address that?
- ... its not this answer [ Place the person on a blanket and drag him to the side of the aisle. ]
You respond to a report of a coworker collapsing in the lunch room. When you arrive she is
lying on the floor not moving. Other employees are looking to you to take charge. You find
, her to be unresponsive so you direct others to activate EMS and get the company's AED.
During your breathing assessment, you determine she is breathing normally. What is your
next step?
- Place her in the recovery position to protect her airway.
Why is angling the body and face towards the ground important when placing a person in
the recovery position?
- It helps keep fluids and the tongue clear from the airway.
You are eating lunch in the cafeteria at work when another employee at a nearby table
stands up suddenly and grasps his hands to his throat. You go to help and ask him if he is
choking. How can you tell if the obstruction is severe and requires your help?
- it is not this answer [ He is coughing forcibly to try and get the object out. ]
It is safe for you to help someone who has been injured by a cutting machine. She is
responsive, so you introduce yourself and ask if you can help. She agrees and you assess
she has no difficulty breathing. A quick scan for bleeding reveals a heavily bleeding wound
on her left upper leg. What is your next action?
- Control the bleeding for the injury on her leg.
You have responded as a first aid provider to a coworker who has accidentally cut himself
on his forearm. He is responsive and safe to approach. He has his hand clamped down on
the wound, but there is a pool of blood on the floor and blood is still dripping from beneath
his hand. What approach will you take to control bleeding?
- Apply pressure with a clean pad directly to the bleeding site until bleeding stops.
Because you cannot clearly see injuries inside the body, internal bleeding can be difficult to
detect. Which of the following would make you suspect the possibility of internal bleeding?
- A person who received a forceful blow to the chest or the abdomen.
What is the general underlying cause of shock?
- Poor blood flow creates a shortage of oxygen to body tissues.
You are caring for a person who has fallen onto a concrete floor from a high ladder. He is
responsive and has a small bruise on his forehead. What should you do?
- Have someone activate EMS while you manually stabilize his head.
You are treating someone who has sustained a significant blow to the head. He is awake but
clearly confused and unable to understand you. A bloody fluid is flowing from one of his
ears. What should you do?
- Activate EMS immediately and manually stabilize the head with your hands.
You have been called to assess a person who accidentally struck his head on a low-hanging
steel beam. Witnesses tell you he was initially stunned and slow to respond, but seems
much better now. He seems normal to you, but is still a bit confused about what happened.
What should you do?
YMCA CPR Exam II
You are a newly trained first aid provider responding at work to a report of someone who
has collapsed. Which of the following best describes your role in a medical emergency?
- You are trained to recognize, assess, and prioritize the need for first aid care.
You are finishing up a job in the shop area at work when you hear a series of loud thumps
and then someone yelling out. You cautiously move around a corner to take a better look
and see a coworker sprawled on the ground at the bottom of a flight of stairs. She is
groaning and appears to be in pain. Some blood is visible on her forehead. What leads you
to believe she might be seriously injured?
- The suspected mechanism of injury.
Smoke is coming out of a utility room where you know a coworker has been working. What
should you do?
- Pause and assess for hazards before entering the room.
You are a trained first aid provider and you encounter a motor vehicle accident scene while
driving to work. Two cars are involved, and it looks like people are injured. You think about
stopping but you hesitate because it all seems so overwhelming to handle. What should you
do?
- Stop and help to the best of your ability. EMS should arrive shortly and take over care.
You are attempting to control bleeding on a coworker who has cut himself while using a
hand tool on a job site. How should you best address the possibility of being exposed to an
infectious bloodborne disease?
- Wear protective barriers such as gloves, regardless of your relationship with the person
you are helping.
What is the basic purpose of Good Samaritan laws?
- To encourage bystanders to help those in need by protecting anyone who volunteers
assistance.
What is NOT considered a part of a community-wide emergency medical services (EMS)
system?
- Emergency action plan for a workplace.
You have responded to an employee fall in the manufacturing plant where you work. Your
assessment makes you suspect the responsive employee may have injured his back. He has
fallen into an aisle way that sometimes has forklift traffic. How should you address that?
- ... its not this answer [ Place the person on a blanket and drag him to the side of the aisle. ]
You respond to a report of a coworker collapsing in the lunch room. When you arrive she is
lying on the floor not moving. Other employees are looking to you to take charge. You find
, her to be unresponsive so you direct others to activate EMS and get the company's AED.
During your breathing assessment, you determine she is breathing normally. What is your
next step?
- Place her in the recovery position to protect her airway.
Why is angling the body and face towards the ground important when placing a person in
the recovery position?
- It helps keep fluids and the tongue clear from the airway.
You are eating lunch in the cafeteria at work when another employee at a nearby table
stands up suddenly and grasps his hands to his throat. You go to help and ask him if he is
choking. How can you tell if the obstruction is severe and requires your help?
- it is not this answer [ He is coughing forcibly to try and get the object out. ]
It is safe for you to help someone who has been injured by a cutting machine. She is
responsive, so you introduce yourself and ask if you can help. She agrees and you assess
she has no difficulty breathing. A quick scan for bleeding reveals a heavily bleeding wound
on her left upper leg. What is your next action?
- Control the bleeding for the injury on her leg.
You have responded as a first aid provider to a coworker who has accidentally cut himself
on his forearm. He is responsive and safe to approach. He has his hand clamped down on
the wound, but there is a pool of blood on the floor and blood is still dripping from beneath
his hand. What approach will you take to control bleeding?
- Apply pressure with a clean pad directly to the bleeding site until bleeding stops.
Because you cannot clearly see injuries inside the body, internal bleeding can be difficult to
detect. Which of the following would make you suspect the possibility of internal bleeding?
- A person who received a forceful blow to the chest or the abdomen.
What is the general underlying cause of shock?
- Poor blood flow creates a shortage of oxygen to body tissues.
You are caring for a person who has fallen onto a concrete floor from a high ladder. He is
responsive and has a small bruise on his forehead. What should you do?
- Have someone activate EMS while you manually stabilize his head.
You are treating someone who has sustained a significant blow to the head. He is awake but
clearly confused and unable to understand you. A bloody fluid is flowing from one of his
ears. What should you do?
- Activate EMS immediately and manually stabilize the head with your hands.
You have been called to assess a person who accidentally struck his head on a low-hanging
steel beam. Witnesses tell you he was initially stunned and slow to respond, but seems
much better now. He seems normal to you, but is still a bit confused about what happened.
What should you do?
