1st Sessional Examination 2023-2024
BBA 2nd and b.com 2nd Semester
First Aid Health
1) How many compressions and breaths should you do for each cycle of CPR?
a. 15 compressions, 2 breaths
b. 30 compressions, 2 breaths
c. 30 compressions, 5 breaths
d. 15 compressions, 15 breaths
2) What is the correct method to stop severe bleeding from a wound?
a. Apply a tourniquet just above the wound
b. Rinse the wound with water and soap
c. Apply direct pressure with a clean cloth or bandage
d. Let the wound bleed until medical help arrives
3) What is included in the CPR procedure?
a. Rescue breathings only
b. Compression of the chest only
c. Rescue breathing and chest compressions
d. None of the above
4) What does FAST stand for?
a. Face, Arms, Speech and Time
b. Fracture, arm, speech and time
c. Face, abdomen, sleep and time
d. Face, arms, speech and treatment
5) What does ABC stand for?
a. Airway, Breathing, Circulation
b. Airway, back, c-spine
c. Arms, breathing, c-spine
d. Arms, breathing, circulation
6) When performing chest compressions on an adult we press the chest:
a. 2-3 cm
b. 2.5-3.5 cm
c. 4-5 cm
d. 5-6 cm
7) When dealing with an unconscious casualty, you should check for up to how many seconds for
normal breathing?
a. Maximum 2 seconds for normal breathing
b. Maximum 10 seconds for normal breathing
c. Maximum 30 seconds for normal breathing
d. Maximum 60 seconds for normal breathing
8) Having a weak pulse is a sign of medical shock.
a. Slow
b. Rapid
9) How many chest compressions should you do per minute?
a. 100 per minute
b. 50 per minute
c. 30 per minute
d. 75 per minute
10) If the casualty is not breathing and you are alone dealing with the emergency, what should you do
first?
a. Start CPR
b. Contact your family
c. Call the emergency services
d. Call the family of the injured
11) If an injured person is not breathing (and you have already called the emergency services), what
should you do next?
a. Put them in the recovery position
b. Start chest compressions
c. Elevate their legs
d. Leave the injured
12) You should stop giving CPR when:
a. The casualty starts breathing normally again
b. It starts raining
c. You've given CPR three times
d. Someone else is there to help
13) Once the area has been made safe, what's a good thing to do while assessing the injured person?
a. Move them to a comfortable spot
b. Put the casualty in the recovery position
c. Call your family
d. Get help from others
14) What do you do if a casualty is breathing but not responding?
a. Do nothing
b. Place them in the recovery position
c. Move them to a comfortable spot
d. Call emergency services
15) As well as checking whether the casualty is conscious and breathing, you should also check for:
a. Signs of blood circulation
b. Family contact details
c. Your own breathing
d. For bleeding
16) Indian good Samaritan and bystander’s protection guidelines has been published by
a. Morth
b. Nhai
c. Govt. Of India
d. State govt.'s
17) Dealing with an emergency one should look for
a. Staying calm and composed and move to a safe location ✓
b. Provide first aid/ ask for help
c. Communication with the victims
d. All of the above ✓
18) Avpu (pronounced as "ave poo") or the avpu scale-a tool used to
a. Assess the patient's brain perfusion and function
b. Describes a patient's level of consciousness
c. Monitor a patient's brain function
d. All of the above
19) What does avpu mean?
a. Awake, Verbal, Pain, Unresponsive
b. Awake, Violent, Pressure, Unresponsive
c. Avoid, Verbal, Pressure, Unresponsive
d. Avoid, Violent, Pain, Unresponsive
20) Different place where you can take a pulse:
a. Radial artery
b. Brachial artery
c. Carotid artery
d. All of the above
21) What is your first action when examining the condition of a patient?
a. Check for breathing
b. Check for external injuries
c. Speak to the victim and shake his shoulders
d. Start cpr
22) After applying a dressing and bandage you should check for:
a. Vomiting
b. Packing sterility
c. Circulating
d. The opposite limb
23) While dressing the wound of the casualty it is important to:
a. Make the casualty feel comfortable
b. Explaining clearly what you are doing
c. Working in front of the casualty
d. All of the above
24) An efficient dressing should be:
a. With germs
b. Germ free
c. Oily
d. With moist
25) What is the immediate protective cover placed over a wound?
a. Dressing
b. Plaster
c. Sling
d. None of the above
26) There are how many types of bandages?
a. 2
b. 3
c. 4
d. 5
27) Triangular bandage is used for:
a. As a sling
b. As a padding
c. All of the above
d. None of the above
28) Bandage applied to knee injury is:
a. Collar and cuff
b. Sling
c. Cravat
d. Triangular
29) When bandaging the ear injury, ear is placed in the middle of bandage:
a. True
b. False
30) Roller bandages are used at fairly straight part of the body:
a. Not true
b. Not false
c. True
31) Cradle carry is a fast method for evacuation in case of:
a. Injured is heavier than you
b. Injured is lighter than you
c. Both are correct
d. Both are wrong
32) This method can be used if the person is too large for you to carry:
a. Crutch
b. Cradle
c. Pick a back
d. None of the above
33) This technique is for carrying a victim longer distances:
a. Crutch
b. Cradle
c. Pick a back
d. Fire-man's lift and carry
34) When multiple helpers are available, following transport techniques can be used.
a. Human Crutch Technique
b. Hand Seat Technique
c. The Kitchen Chair Technique
d. All of the above
35) For the unconscious victim, it is a quick and easy way to move a victim out of immediate danger.
a. Human Crutch technique
b. Two hand seated technique
c. Kitchen technique
d. None of the above
36) This is a good method for carrying victims up and down stairs or through narrow or uneven areas.
a. Human Crutch technique
b. Two hand seated technique
c. Kitchen chair technique
d. None of the above
37) What gets affected in a respiratory disorder?
(a) Mouth
(b) Nose
(c) Heart
(d) Lungs
38) What conditions can affect the respiratory system?
(a) Allergies
(b) Infection
(c) Aging
(d) All of the above
39) No breathing or difficult breathing may arise due to:
(a) Drowning
(b) Strangulation
(c) Hanging
(d) All of the above
40) What are not signs for recognizing a drowning victim?
(a) Gasping for air
(b) Spluttering water or fluid from the mouth
(c) Vomiting
(d) Leg swelling due to the body being in the water for an extended period of time
41) What is the universal sign for choking in an adult or child who is conscious?
(a) Clutching the throat
(b) Unable to speak
(c) Gasping for air
(d) All of the above
42) What should you do FIRST if an adult or child is choking and conscious?
(a) Encourage them to cough
(b) Give them back blows
(c) Perform the Heimlich maneuver
(d) Call emergency services
43) How many back blows should you give an adult or child who is choking?
(a) 2
(b) 3
(c) 4
(d) 5
44) 25. How many abdominal thrusts (Heimlich maneuver) should you give an adult or child who is
choking?
(a) 2
(b) 3
(c) 4
(d) 5
45) 26. What should you do if an adult or child is choking and unconscious?
(a) Call emergency services and start CPR
(b) Give back blows
(c) Perform the Heimlich maneuver
(d) Check for breathing
46) 27. When performing CPR on a choking infant, how many chest compressions should you do?
(a) 2
(b) 3
(c) 4
(d) 5
47) What should you do first when encountering someone who is unconscious and not breathing?
a) Begin chest compressions
b) Check for a pulse
c) Open the airway and give rescue breaths
d) Call for help
48) Which of the following is the correct method for treating a minor burn?
a) Apply butter or oil to the burn
b) Immerse the burn in ice water
c) Run cool water over the burn for 10-15 minutes
d) Apply a dry bandage immediately
49) What should you do if you suspect someone is having a heart attack?
a) Have them lie down and elevate their legs
b) Give them aspirin to chew (if not allergic)
c) Offer them food and water
d) Apply heat to the chest area
50) If someone is choking and unable to speak or cough, what should you do?
a) Encourage them to keep coughing
b) Give abdominal thrusts (Heimlich maneuver)
c) Offer them water to drink
d) Slap them on the back
