Survival Skills: First Aid Under Pressure
Test practical decisions for bleeding, burns, choking, and other emergencies. These questions focus on widely recommended first-aid priorities.
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Question 1: A leg wound is bleeding heavily. What should you do first?
Raise the leg and wait to see if it stops
Rinse it thoroughly before applying pressure
Press firmly on the wound with clean material
Remove any object lodged in the wound
Question 2: Blood soaks through the first dressing. What is the best next step?
Stop pressing and let the wound air out
Remove the soaked dressing and inspect the wound
Pour antiseptic into the wound
Add another dressing and keep pressing
Question 3: A large object is embedded in someone's thigh. How should you manage it?
Push it deeper to stop blood flow
Pull it out quickly and seal the wound
Leave it in place and press around it
Twist it gently to check how deep it goes
Question 4: When is a tourniquet appropriate for a limb injury?
A small cut that has already stopped bleeding
Life-threatening limb bleeding that pressure cannot control
A bruise with intact skin and mild soreness
A minor nosebleed while the person sits upright
Question 5: Someone with a severe injury becomes pale, clammy, and confused. What should you suspect?
Shock from a serious circulation problem
Normal tiredness after a brief scare
A mild allergic reaction only
A simple muscle cramp
Question 6: A person is choking but can cough forcefully and speak. What should you do?
Sweep the mouth with your fingers
Encourage coughing and watch for worsening
Offer water to wash the obstruction down
Give abdominal thrusts immediately
Question 7: A person has a fresh burn. Which action is recommended first?
Cool it under cool running water
Break any blisters to release pressure
Cover it with butter or cooking oil
Apply ice directly to the burned skin
Question 8: You find an unresponsive person who is not breathing normally. What should you do?
Place them upright and wait for a response
Call emergency services and begin CPR
Search for identification before seeking help
Give them food and check again later