First Aid First Aid Sudden Illness and Allergies Questions and Answers 2

Question 1

A person suddenly collapses and is unresponsive but breathing normally. What position should you place them in?

Accepted Answer

Recovery position on their side

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Flat on their back with legs elevated

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Sitting upright with head tilted forward

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Face-down with arms extended

Question 2

Which symptom most strongly indicates a diabetic emergency involving low blood sugar (hypoglycemia)?

Accepted Answer

Sudden confusion, shakiness, and pale skin

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Slow onset of drowsiness and flushed skin

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Fruity-smelling breath and deep breathing

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High fever and excessive sweating

Question 3

During an anaphylactic reaction, where is the correct site to administer an epinephrine auto-injector?

Accepted Answer

Outer mid-thigh

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Upper arm deltoid

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Abdomen near the navel

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Inner forearm

Question 4

A child is having a febrile seizure. After it stops, what is the priority action?

Accepted Answer

Place the child in the recovery position and call 911

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Restrain the child immediately to prevent injury

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Give the child water to prevent dehydration

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Immerse the child in cold water to lower the fever

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT a common sign of a stroke?

Accepted Answer

Sudden severe chest pain

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Sudden numbness on one side of the face

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Confusion or trouble speaking

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Loss of balance or coordination

Question 6

A person with a known bee allergy is stung and says they feel fine. What should the first aider do?

Accepted Answer

Monitor closely for at least 30 minutes and have epinephrine ready

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Tell them to rest and resume normal activity

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Give antihistamines and send them home alone

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Apply ice and advise them to see a doctor next week