Emergency First Aid 1 Jeopardy Template

Signs and Symptoms	Acronyms and Medication	Assessment	CPR and Choking	Random
100 What is a heart attack Pain in the jaw neck and lower back. Lightheadedness, shortness of breath, chest pain.	100 What is Are you here with anyone, signs and symptoms, allergies, medication, past history, last meal, events prior ASAMPLE	100 What is Assess the scene for dangers What is the first thing you do when arriving to an incident?	100 What is 5 back blows followed by 5 abdominal thrust A conscious adult is choking and cannot breath, how do you proceed?	100 What is Preserve prevent promote What are the 3 P's in first aid?
200 What is a Stroke Sudden numbness in the face, arms and legs. Facial droop	200 What is Rest, elevate, direct pressure (bleeding) RED	200 What is Call 911 and start chest compressions In the primary assessment, if an adult is unconscious not breath what do you do first AFTER assessing the scene?	200 What is true true or false If you do not have access to a pocket mask and are uncomfortable with direct mouth-to-mouth contact during CPR, Hands-Only (chest compressions only) CPR is appropriate	200 What is apply another layer on top When a victim bleeds through the first layer of gauze what do you do?
300 What is Angina Chest pain that can subside with medication	300 What is Warmth, ABC, Rest and reassure, treatment for shock ( Shock) WARTS	300 What is False True or false. You do not need to call EMS if there is an AED with trained personnel on site	300 What is 30:2 what is the appropriate ratio of compressions to breaths?	300 What is activate EMS right away First aid priority for an amputated is what?
400 What is Shock weak and rapid pulse, cool clammy and pale skin, nausea,	400 What is Heart attack Aspirin can be taken for someone who is having what medical emergency?	400 What is Fire, Wire, Gas, Glass What are the 4 main dangers to look for in your scene assessment?	400 What is Reassessment the airway, breathing and circulation A choking victim goes unconcious, what do you do?	400 What is Good Samaritan law and Volunteers act of NS Laws that protect people while performing first aid in a volunteer capacity are called
500 What is Asthma Chest tightness or pain, wheezing, shortness of breath	500 What is Angina Nitroglycerin is used for what condition?	500 What is when medical help takes over Once you begin first aid, when are you allowed to stop?	500 What is the right side When performing CPR on a pregnant woman, what side should be elevated in order for blood to flow to the heart?	500 What is This is the best position to allow drainage and keep the tongue from blocking the airway What is the purpose of the recovery position?

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