3. First-aid instructions usually advise against moving an accident victim, because movement can__________ an injury*atrophydeploredeprivationexacerbateimperativemitigateobjectivepanaceaunprecedentedutilitarian

The priority for any first aider should be:a. The casualty’s safetyb. Any bystanders’ safetyc. Your own safetyd. Your family members safety

38. How should a first aider manage a casualty suffering from shock?Sit the casualty upright, call 000, monitor signs, symptoms, keep warm, monitor, stay with them and reassure them Lie the casualty down (on their side if unconscious), call 000, keep them warm, monitor signs and symptoms, stay with them and reassure them Do nothing, just wait for the ambulance to arrive

If the victim refuses first aid, what should you do?Question 19Select one:a.perform first aid anywayb.do not do anythingc.call 911 and stay with the victim until help arrivesd.none of these

You just returned from a walk with Sally. Sally has a history of falls due to an abnormal gait. You gently hold her arm as she walks up the stairs to her apartment building. Which permitted procedure are you using?To calm or comfort a person by holding that person with no resistance from that personTo protect a person known to be at risk of injury due to frequent falls or as a result of a medical conditionsTo facilitate the person’s completion of a task or response when the person does not resist or the person’s resistance is minimal in intensity and durationTo block or redirect a person’s limbs or body without holding the person

In a First aid emergency situation, who is the most important person?*1 pointThe victimThe PoliceThe EMTYourself