The steps to follow in an emergency are----
A. Call-----Check----Secure
B.
Check---Call---Defibrillate
C.
Check---Call---Care
D.
Care---Call---Check
What care should
you give to a conscious adult who is choking and cannot cough, speak
or breathe?
A. Give 2 slow
rescue breaths
B. Do a foreign
object look/removal
C. Give back blows
and abdominal thrusts
D. Lower the
person to the floor and open the airway
How should you care for someone with
frostbitten hands?
A. Immerse his or
her hands in hot water.
B. Massage his or
her hands vigorously.
C. Have the person
shake his or her hands vigorously until feeling is restored.
D. Get the person
to a warm environment and then re-warm his or her hands slowly in
warm water.
Blood donations
are most needed when a large disaster occurs.
Thanks to new technology, blood can now be
stockpiled until it is needed.
It is possible to donate only certain parts of
your blood.
Every single unit of donated blood is tested before every single
transfusion for diseases that can be transmitted by blood.
Thanks to advances in modern medicine, the
demand for blood is diminishing year by year.
There are people with U-negative blood.
Scientists have developed synthetic blood that
can be used as a substitute for human blood if it is not available.
You cannot donate if you are under 21 years of
age.
The Red Cross
responds to house fires.
You can prevent
house fires by:
A. Cleaning your heating system yearly
B. Using a screen in front of your
fireplace
C. Storing flammable items away from
heat sources
D. All of the above
How often should
your fire alarms be tested
A. Weekly
B. Monthly
C. Yearly
D. Never
The Red Cross is
the only Official Emergency Communication with Military Members
Volunteering can
be:
A Fun and
fulfilling
B A way to
learn new skills
C A way to
give back to the community
D All of the Above
Which of the
following is not a disaster?
A. House Fire
B. Flood
C. Lawn Mower Stopped Working
D Tornado
Neutrality is one
of the 7 Principles of the Red Cross
American Red
Cross Volunteers:
A Provide
disaster relief
B
Assist at
local blood drives
C Provide
clerical support
D Help at
local fundraising events
E Provide
community disaster education
F All of the
above
All
Red Cross emergency assistance is free. Payment is neither requested
nor accepted
The Red
Cross is made up of more than 90% volunteers
