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What should you wear in the car?
Seat belt
Nothing
Shoes only
Cap on
What do you say when the doctor helps you?
Thank you
Go away
I am angry
Nothing
What do you do when your nose is bleeding?
Bending your head forward
Laying your head back
Running really fast
Standing on your head
Where do you go when your teeth hurt?
To the dentist
To the bakery
To the zoo
To bed
What is most important in first aid?
Getting help
Running away
Doing nothing
Take photo
Which animal helps police in accidents?
A police dog
An elephant
A fish
A butterfly
What do you do when you are lost?
Staying put and asking for help
Running away harder
Sitting down to cry
Hide
What do you do with medicines?
Only take it if mum gives it
Grab and eat it yourself
Discard
Give to friends
Where to find an AED?
In public buildings
In the garden
In the car
Home
How do you help someone who has fallen?
Asking how things are going and where it hurts
Dropping him again
Smiling
Taking photos
Where is an ambulance parked?
At the hospital
At the bakery
At the playground
At school
What is connection?
White cloth for covering wounds
Rope to play with
Fabric to make clothes
Paper to draw on
Which animal sometimes helps in rescue operations?
A dog
A cat
A fish
A bird
What can you do to avoid getting hurt?
Be careful and watch out
Running really fast
Walking with your eyes closed
Not looking left and right
What colour are warning lights?
Blue and red
Green and yellow
Purple and orange
Black and white
What colour is the cross on an ambulance?
Red
Blue
Green
Black
What is the correct order of action in a road accident?
Securing, alerting, providing first aid
First aid, alert, secure
Alerting, first aid, securing
It does not matter
What is the European emergency phone number?
112
113
110
111
What is the first thing to check on an unconscious person?
Whether the person responds to being addressed
Whether there are visible injuries
Whether the person is in pain
Whether the person has a fever
Which side should the head of an unconscious person be in the stable side position?
Tilting backwards
Hold upright
Bend forward
Turning to the side
How do you recognise a concussion?
Confusion and headache after a blow
Only a bump on the head
Bloody nose and earache
Dizziness only
What colour is oxygen-poor blood?
Dark red to blue-red
Bright red
Green
Yellow
How do you rinse an eye that has come into contact with a chemical?
Rinse for 15 minutes with clean water
30-second rinse
Don't flush, see doctor immediately
Rinse with salt water
How many times per minute do you press during CPR?
100 to 120 times
60 times
200 times
50 times
What is the first thing you check in a road accident?
Whether the situation is safe
Whether there are any injuries
Vehicle damage
Whether there are witnesses
At what distance do you place a warning triangle on the motorway?
100 metres
50 metres
30 metres
150 metres
How do you stop a nosebleed effectively?
Head tilted forward, nostrils clamped shut
Head back, nose back massage
Lying down, cold water in nose
Standing, closing both nostrils
When do you NOT use an AED?
If the victim is wet
In the case of an unconscious person
If there is no breathing
In case of cardiac arrest
What do you do in case of a stab wound with object still in it?
Leaving object in place and connecting around it
Pull object out immediately
Push object deeper
Move object back and forth
What do you do in an epileptic seizure?
Ensuring safe environment, not detention
Hold firmly to stop movement
Spoon in mouth to protect tongue
Put cold cloths on the head
In which type of poisoning should you NEVER induce vomiting?
Chemical substances
Mushrooms
Medicine
Alcohol
What do you do when freezing body parts?
Gradually warm up with lukewarm water
Keep directly on stove
Rub until it gets warm again
Pour hot water over it
At what percentage of burn area is there a danger to life in an adult?
More than 20%
More than 10%
More than 50%
More than 30%
Which voltage is lethal when touched?
From 50 V AC
From 220 volts
From 12 volts
From 380 volts
What is the first sign of incipient shock?
Fast, weak pulse
Unconscious
Blue lips
Cold sweat
What posture do you take in case of shock (circulation shock)?
Legs up, head down
Lying completely flat
Sitting semi-upright
In foetal position
What complication can occur with broken ribs?
Damage to lungs or heart
Blindness
Hearing loss
Renal failure
How many breaths do you give between every 30 cardiac compressions?
2 breaths
3 breaths
1 ventilation
5 breaths
What is the maximum time brain tissue can survive without oxygen?
3-5 minutes
1-2 minutes
8-10 minutes
15-20 minutes
What is the maximum time you can sustain a choke bar?
Until unconscious or object is released
Maximum 30 seconds
Maximum 1 minute
Until ambulance arrives
What is the normal blood sugar level in a healthy person?
4-7 mmol/l
8-12 mmol/l
2-4 mmol/l
10-15 mmol/l
Which of these symptoms does NOT belong to a heart attack?
Sharp pain in right knee
Pain radiating to the left arm
Tightness
Chest pain
What should you do when someone faints but remains conscious?
Let sit, head between knees
Standing up immediately
Pouring cold water over the head
CPR posture
What is the ideal temperature for cooling water for burns?
15-20°C
5-10°C
25-30°C
0-5°C
At what body temperature do you speak of a fever?
From 38°C
From 37°C
From 39°C
From 37.5°C
What medication can be used for a severe allergic reaction?
EpiPen (adrenaline)
Aspirin
Paracetamol
Ibuprofen
How many litres of blood does an average adult have?
5-6 litres
3-4 litres
7-8 litres
8-10 litres
What is the maximum amount of blood an adult man can lose without risking life?
15% of blood volume
30% of blood volume
5% of blood volume
25% of blood volume
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