CANADIAN RED CROSS LATEST A+ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS UNVAILED!

CANADIAN RED CROSS LATEST A+ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS UNVAILED! Question 1: Which of the following statements is true? a) The Canadian Red Cross has more than 25,000 volunteers b) The Canadian Red Cross has more than 25,000 employees c) The Canadian Red Cross has more than 25,000 branches d) The Canadian Red Cross has more than 25,000 vehicles a) The Canadian Red Cross has more than 25,000 volunteers Question 2: Which of the seven Fundamental Principles does the module describe as "We bow to needs, but not rulers"? a) Impartiality b) Voluntary Service c) Independence d) Unity c) Independence Question 3: Which of the following describes the Red Cross Fundamental Principle “Humanity”? a. We have many talents, but a single idea. b. We care for victims and the aggressors alike. c. We take initiatives, but never take sides. d. We serve people, but not systems. d. We serve people, but not systems. Question 4: Aside from the Red Cross, who is legally allowed to display the Red Cross symbol in Canada? a) Federal search and rescue services b) Workplace First Aiders c) Pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors d) The medical services of the armed forces d) The medical services of the armed forces Question 5: Which of the following Canadian Red Cross services helps people live independently by offering nutrition-based programs and health equipment loans? a) Respect Education b) Community Health and Wellness c) International Operations d) First Aid Programs b) Community Health and Wellness The Red Cross font-size: A A A Score: 4 / 5 (80 %)Required score: 80 %Congratulations! You've successfully completed Module 1 of our Standard First Aid & CPR - Online course. Here's what we covered in this module: Our History The Fundamental Principles Red Cross Symbols Who We Are How We Help If you are comfortable with your understanding of these topics, you can continue with the course. Otherwise, feel free to review this module until you are ready to move on. check_circleQuestion 1: Which of the following statements is true? Correct: a) The Canadian Red Cross has more than 25,000 volunteers check_circleQuestion 2: Which of the seven Fundamental Principles does the module describe as "We bow to needs, but not rulers"? Correct: c) Independence errorQuestion 3: Which of the following describes the Red Cross Fundamental Principle "Humanity"? Incorrect: You answered a. We have many talents, but a single idea Question 1: Which of the following is an example of the "Prevent and Prepare" step in the Chain of Survival Behaviours? a) You see that a person is bleeding heavily, so you immediately put pressure on the wound to control the bleeding b) You suspect that a person is in cardiac arrest, so you call EMS/9-1-1 c) You see that a person has fallen on the street, so you immediately start checking the scene for hazards d) You never know when an emergency might happen, so you keep a first aid kit in your home and car d) You never know when an emergency might happen, so you keep a first aid kit in your home and car Question 2: Which of the following strategies helps to reduce the risk of disease transmission? a) Getting enough exercise and sleep b) Treating all bodily fluids as infectious materials c) Wearing gloves when providing first aid d) All of the above d) All of the above Question 3: Which of the following conditions always requires you to call EMS/9-1-1? a) An injury that breaks the skin b) A broken bone c) Unresponsiveness d) Vomiting or diarrhea that lasts more than 48 hours c) Unresponsiveness Question 4: When are you legally required to report a disclosure of child abuse or neglect? a) You are always legally required to report any disclosure of child abuse or neglect b) Only when the child is legally in your care c) Only when the alleged perpetrator is in a position of power d) Only when you have confirmed that the disclosure is true a) You are always legally required to report any disclosure of child abuse or neglect Question 5: What does the law assume a "reasonable and prudent" First Aider will do when helping an ill or injured person? a) Move the person indoors whenever possible b) Always ask about the person's medical history before providing care c) Call EMS/9-1-1 if necessary d) Always try to give livesaving care, even if the ill or injured person says "no" c) Call EMS/9-1-1 if necessary Responding to Emergencies font-size: A A A Score: 5 / 5 (100 %)Required score: 80 %Good work! You've successfully completed Module 2.Here's what we covered in this module: Preparing to respond Recognizing an emergency Willingness to act and the Bystander Effect Legal issues around first aid and getting permission to help Handling disclosures of child abuse The EMS system The Chain of Survival Behaviours The role of a First Aider When to call EMS/9-1-1. Preventing the spread of disease and infection Personal protective equipment The proper techniques for handwashing and glove removal Coping with lingering feelings that may occur after an emergency If you are comfortable with your understanding of these topics, you can continue with the course. Otherwise, feel free to review this module until you are ready to move on. check_circleQuestion 1: Which of the following is an example of the "Prevent and Prepare" step in the Question 1: Which of the following shows you that a person's airway is open? a) The person responds to questions by nodding or shaking his or her head b) The person's eyes are open c) The person is moaning softly d) All of the above a) The person responds to questions by nodding or shaking his or her head Question 2: Which of the following is an example of a SAMPLE question? a) Can I help you? b) Do you know someone nearby who could help? c) Is there someone that you would like me to call for you? d) What is the last thing you ate or drank? d) What is the last thing you ate or drank? Question 3: Which of the following statements about the secondary assessment is true? a) You should always perform a secondary assessment on an ill or injured person before providing care b) You should only perform a secondary assessment if the person doesn't have life-threatening conditions that require care c) You should always perform a secondary assessment on an ill or injured person before calling EMS/9-1-1 d) You should only perform a secondary assessment on an ill or injured person who is responsive b) You should only perform a secondary assessment if the person doesn't have life-threatening conditions that require care Question 4: Which of the following is a sign or symptom of shock? a. Weakness, excessive thirst, confusion b. Normal breathing c. Warm, dry skin d. Excessive strength a. Weakness, excessive thirst, confusion Question 5: If you see an ill or injured person, what should you do first? a) Check the scene for hazards b) Check whether the person is responsive c) Call EMS/9-1-1 d) Check the person's ABCs a) Check the scene for hazards Check, Call, Care font-size: A A A Score: 5 / 5 (100 %)Required score: 80 %Fantastic! You've successfully completed Module 3.Here's what we covered in this module: The Check, Call, Care processCheck the sceneCheck the person (primary assessment)Check ABCs