First-Aid At Work Mock Test - Nepbridge Services

First-Aid at Work

Set 1 (Unit 1)
Set 1 (Unit 2)
Set 2 (Unit 1)
Set 2 (Unit 2)

Set 1 (Unit 1)

First-Aid at Work Set 1 Unit 1

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1) When is "implied consent" used by a first aider?

A) Once the paramedics have arrived

B) When there are two first-aiders working together

C) When the person says they don't want help

D) When the person is unconscious and cannot speak

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2) You find an unconscious person who is breathing normally and has no visible injuries. You are alone and need help. You should:

A) Carry the person with you to find help

B) Stay where you are and yell for assistance

C) Roll them into the recovery position and then go find help

D) Leave them exactly as they are and go find help

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3) How would you categorize a wound that is red and has a slow, oozing flow of blood?

A) A life-threatening capillary bleed

B) A non-critical capillary bleed

C) A life-threatening venous bleed

D) A non-critical venous bleed

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4) Which of these is a standard duty for a first aider?

A) Contact emergency medical services when necessary

B) Wear a specific first-aid department uniform

C) Perform safety audits for the whole building

D) Present company-wide health and safety reports

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5) To prevent the spread of germs during an incident, you must:

A) Throw away contaminated materials in a proper medical waste bin

B) Avoid helping if there is any blood present

C) Use the same gloves for every person you help

D) Only provide help to employees, never to guests

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6) How should you immediately treat a scraped knee?

A) Check for debris, then clean or wash out the wound and bandage it

B) Press hard, rinse with cold water, and bandage it

C) Ice the wound directly while the person is in the recovery position

D) Check for debris, rest the leg, and ice it through a cloth

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7) A person eating a sandwich suddenly can't breathe, is turning grey, and is losing consciousness. This is likely:

A) A stroke

B) A severe choking incident

C) A minor choking incident

D) Shock from blood loss

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8) If someone has a seizure, what info is most helpful for the paramedics?

A) A description of the clothes they are wearing

B) When the seizure started and how long it lasted

C) The last meal the person ate

D) The person's job title or department

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9) What is the right way to treat a minor scalp cut?

A) Wipe it, cover it, and send them to the ER

B) Clean the wound, apply pressure if it bleeds, and use a sterile bandage

C) Use antiseptic and leave it open to the air

D) Use an ice pack and a bandage while they rest

10 / 15

10) Which of these is NOT a correct way to handle a splinter that is buried deep under the skin?

A) Tell the person to see a doctor or go to the hospital

B) Wash the skin around the splinter

C) Try to dig it out with a needle or tweezers

D) Put a bandage or plaster over it

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11) A person with a severe arm injury is showing signs of shock. What symptoms will they likely have?

A) Trouble breathing, feeling sick, and red skin

B) Fast heartbeat, nausea, and pale, sweaty skin

C) Gasping, chest tightness, and blue-tinted skin

D) Feeling very tired, breathing fast, and blurry vision

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12) What is the best way to help someone with a bloody nose?

A) Have them blow their nose until it clears out

B) Have them lean back and squeeze the bridge of the nose

C) Have them lie down with pillows under their head

D) Have them lean forward and squeeze the soft part of the nose

13 / 15

13) A co-worker has minor facial burns from a microwave accident. Which action is WRONG?

A) Rinsing the burns with water for at least 20 minutes

B) Putting on medical gloves

C) Moving the person away from the heat source

D) Wrapping the face in plastic cling film

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14) If a person is unresponsive and not breathing, you must:

A) Put them in the recovery position

B) Do a detailed head-to-toe physical check

C) Start CPR (Chest compressions and rescue breaths)

D) Do the Heimlich maneuver (abdominal thrusts)

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15) What is the primary first-aid care for a bruise around the eye?

A) Comfort the person and apply a cold pack over a protective layer

B) Rinse with cool water and use a sterile dressing

C) Press down on the area and keep the person’s upper body propped up

D) Wipe the area and put on a clean bandage

Your score is

The average score is 82%

Set 1 (Unit 2)

First-Aid at Work Set 1 Unit 2

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1) A person has a drooping face and can't speak or lift their arms. They are likely having:

A) A heart attack

B) Low blood sugar

C) A stroke

D) An allergic reaction

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2) A person feels faint, tired, has blurry vision and a racing heart. This is likely:

A) A severe allergic reaction

B) Low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia)

C) A stroke

D) A heart attack

3 / 15

3) If you suspect a broken ankle, what is the most vital question to ask?

A) "What happened during the accident?"

B) "Has this ankle been broken before?"

C) "How old are you?"

D) "Who is your supervisor?"

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4) A person has a swollen face, trouble breathing, and there is a dead bee nearby. What is the diagnosis and care?

A) Shock. Give them aspirin and call for help.

B) Anaphylaxis. Call for help and remove the stinger/trigger.

C) Anaphylaxis. Use the recovery position and call for help.

D) Shock. Call for help and lay them down.

5 / 15

5) What is the very first step when helping someone unconscious with an electrical burn?

A) Turn off the power source

B) Loosen their collar or belt

C) Rinse the burn with cold water

D) Lift the burned limb up

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6) What defines a "superficial" (first-degree) burn?

A) The skin has developed blisters

B) Only the top layer of skin (epidermis) is affected

C) The deepest fat layer is damaged

D) Multiple layers of skin (dermis) are damaged

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7) How do you help someone with dust in their eye?

A) Put an eye patch on and use an ice pack

B) Use a wet cotton ball to wipe the dust away

C) Use tweezers to pluck the dust out and bandage it

D) Wash the eye with water, making sure it drains away from the "good" eye

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8) How do you treat someone with an object stuck in their eye?

A) Cover the eye and get them to a doctor immediately

B) Have them sit down and lean their head forward

C) Use a wet cotton ball to gently pull it out

D) Pull the object out using tweezers

9 / 15

9) If a person is shaking uncontrollably with jerking limbs and rolling eyes, they are likely having:

A) Anaphylaxis

B) A stroke

C) A grand mal (epileptic) seizure

D) A heart attack

10 / 15

10) A person is wheezing, gasping, and has blue lips. This is likely:

A) Poisoning

B) Meningitis

C) An asthma attack

D) An epileptic seizure

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11) What is the best treatment for a chemical in the eye?

A) Use ice and then put on a bandage

B) Wash the eye with lots of water for 20 minutes and use a sterile dressing

C) Have them lie flat on the floor with their head up

D) Have them sit and lean their head forward

12 / 15

12) A "partial-thickness" burn caused by hot liquid should be treated by:

A) Using ice for 10 minutes and making sure not to pop blisters

B) Cooling with water for 10 minutes and bandaging without removing stuck clothes

C) Cooling with water for 20 minutes and making sure not to pop blisters

D) Cooling with water for 20 minutes and bandaging without removing stuck clothes

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13) Which of these is WRONG when treating a chemical burn on the arm?

A) Taking off tight rings or watches

B) Putting on medical gloves

C) Pulling off clothing that is stuck to the burn

D) Putting a sterile bandage over it

14 / 15

14) A person has chest tightness, trouble breathing, and pain moving into their neck and arms. This is likely:

A) Asthma

B) A heart attack

C) A severe allergic reaction

D) A stroke

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15) How does poison enter the body in a room full of gas, and what should you do?

A) Inhaled. Call 911/999, move them to fresh air, and check their breathing

B) Swallowed. Call 911/999, move them, and make them throw up

C) Inhaled. Call 911/999 and give them an inhaler to use

D) Swallowed. Call 911/999 and ask what they ate

Your score is

The average score is 81%

Set 2 (Unit 1)

First-Aid at Work Set 2 Unit 1

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1) A person with a severe arm injury is showing signs of shock. What symptoms will they likely have?

A) Trouble breathing, feeling sick, and red skin

B) Fast heartbeat, nausea, and pale, sweaty skin

C) Feeling very tired, breathing fast, and blurry vision

D) Gasping, chest tightness, and blue-tinted skin

2 / 15

2) Why is maintaining clean habits important when helping an injured person?

A) To prevent the person from being bothered by smells

B) To make your company look good

C) To make yourself look like a professional

D) To reduce the chance of spreading germs or infections

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3) A colleague who is 7 months pregnant is unconscious but breathing normally. You must:

A) Lay her on her back and prop up her feet

B) Roll her onto her right side and keep watch

C) Leave her exactly where she is and keep watch

D) Roll her onto her left side and keep watch

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4) If you find someone who is unconscious and not breathing, and you have already called emergency services, what is the next step?

A) Try to clear their airway with abdominal thrusts

B) Give them five sharp hits on the back

C) Roll them into the recovery position

D) Begin performing Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)

5 / 15

5) What is a core responsibility of a first aider during an emergency?

A) Help employees before helping visiting guests

B) Call for the appropriate professional help when needed

C) Tell people who aren't trained how to perform medical care

D) Change the company's safety rules

6 / 15

6) What is the primary first-aid care for a bruise around the eye?

A) Press down on the area and keep the person’s upper body propped up

B) Comfort the person and apply a cold pack over a protective layer

C) Wipe the area and put on a clean bandage

D) Rinse with cool water and use a sterile dressing

7 / 15

7) You find a leg wound where dark red blood is flowing out steadily and heavily. This is:

A) A non-critical venous bleed

B) A life-threatening arterial bleed

C) A non-critical arterial bleed

D) A life-threatening venous bleed

8 / 15

8) If you find a person who feels sick but is awake, what should you do first?

A) Do a physical exam and call for an ambulance

B) Say who you are and ask if you can help them

C) Do a physical exam and give them some water

D) Say who you are and just wait with them until they feel better

9 / 15

9) What is the right way to treat a minor scalp cut?

A) Use antiseptic and leave it open to the air

B) Wipe it, cover it, and send them to the ER

C) Clean the wound, apply pressure if it bleeds, and use a sterile bandage

D) Use an ice pack and a bandage while they rest

10 / 15

10) What is the best way to help someone with a bloody nose?

A) Have them lean forward and squeeze the soft part of the nose

B) Have them lean back and squeeze the bridge of the nose

C) Have them lie down with pillows under their head

D) Have them blow their nose until it clears out

11 / 15

11) If a person is having a major seizure, which action should you AVOID?

A) Moving away nearby furniture or sharp objects

B) Physically holding the person down to stop their movement

C) Offering words of comfort to the person

D) Keeping track of how long the seizure lasts

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12) How should you treat a person who scraped their palms after falling?

A) Bandage it and tell them to go home immediately

B) Check for debris, wash the skin, and put on a sterile bandage

C) Use pressure and hold their hands above their head

D) Apply an ice pack through a cloth

13 / 15

13) Which of these is NOT a correct way to handle a splinter that is buried deep under the skin?

A) Try to dig it out with a needle or tweezers

B) Tell the person to see a doctor or go to the hospital

C) Put a bandage or plaster over it

D) Wash the skin around the splinter

14 / 15

14) A co-worker has minor facial burns from a microwave accident. Which action is WRONG?

A) Moving the person away from the heat source

B) Wrapping the face in plastic cling film

C) Putting on medical gloves

D) Rinsing the burns with water for at least 20 minutes

15 / 15

15) A person eating a snack is coughing and having some trouble breathing, but can still speak. This is likely:

A) Asthma

B) Severe choking

C) A diabetic emergency

D) Mild choking

Your score is

The average score is 94%

Set 2 (Unit 2)

First-Aid at Work Set 2 Unit 2

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1 / 15

1) How do you help someone with dust in their eye?

A) Put an eye patch on and use an ice pack

B) Use tweezers to pluck the dust out and bandage it

C) Wash the eye with water, making sure it drains away from the "good" eye

D) Use a wet cotton ball to wipe the dust away

2 / 15

2) A "partial-thickness" burn caused by hot liquid should be treated by:

A) Cooling with water for 20 minutes and bandaging without removing stuck clothes

B) Cooling with water for 10 minutes and bandaging without removing stuck clothes

C) Cooling with water for 20 minutes and making sure not to pop blisters

D) Using ice for 10 minutes and making sure not to pop blisters

3 / 15

3) If a person is shaking uncontrollably with stiff muscles and jerking limbs, they are likely having:

A) A grand mal (epileptic) seizure

B) A stroke

C) A heart attack

D) Anaphylaxis

4 / 15

4) What is the best treatment for a chemical in the eye?

A) Have them sit and lean their head forward

B) Use ice and then put on a bandage

C) Wash the eye with lots of water for 20 minutes and use a sterile dressing

D) Have them lie flat on the floor with their head up

5 / 15

5) Which of these is WRONG when treating a chemical burn on the arm?

A) Pulling off clothing that is stuck to the burn

B) Putting a sterile bandage over it

C) Taking off tight rings or watches

D) Putting on medical gloves

6 / 15

6) What is the very first step when helping someone unconscious with an electrical burn?

A) Turn off the power source

B) Lift the burned limb up

C) Rinse the burn with cold water

D) Loosen their collar or belt

7 / 15

7) A person in a dusty area is wheezing and has blue lips and chest pain. This is likely:

A) A seizure

B) Sudden poisoning

C) Severe choking

D) An asthma attack

8 / 15

8) What best describes a "full-thickness" burn?

A) Different parts of the top two skin layers are burned

B) Every layer of the skin and possibly the fat underneath is damaged

C) A blister has appeared on the skin

D) Only the very top layer of skin is affected

9 / 15

9) A person has chest tightness, trouble breathing, and pain moving into their neck and arms. This is likely:

A) A heart attack

B) A stroke

C) Asthma

D) A severe allergic reaction

10 / 15

10) A person has a drooping face and can't speak or lift their arms. They are likely having:

A) A stroke

B) An allergic reaction

C) Low blood sugar

D) A heart attack

11 / 15

11) A person feels faint, has a headache, and a racing heart. This is likely:

A) A severe allergic reaction

B) A stroke

C) Low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia)

D) A heart attack

12 / 15

12) A person has a swollen face, trouble breathing, and there is a dead bee nearby. What is the diagnosis and care?

A) Anaphylaxis. Call for help and remove the stinger/trigger

B) Shock. Give them aspirin and call for help

C) Anaphylaxis. Use the recovery position and call for help

D) Shock. Call for help and lay them down

13 / 15

13) If someone is having a heart attack, what is the most critical thing for you to know?

A) If their family is nearby

B) Who their boss is

C) Whether an ambulance has been called

D) How old they are

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14) If someone swallows a household chemical, how did the poison enter and what is the best care?

A) Inhaled. Call for an ambulance and make them throw up

B) Inhaled. Call for an ambulance and have them drink water

C) Swallowed. Call for an ambulance, identify the chemical, and watch them closely

D) Swallowed. Call for an ambulance and make them throw up

15 / 15

15) How do you treat someone with an object stuck in their eye?

A) Use a wet cotton ball to gently pull it out

B) Cover the eye and get them to a doctor immediately

C) Have them sit down and lean their head forward

D) Pull the object out using tweezers

Your score is

The average score is 93%

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