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Chapter 1 Study Questions
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1What tells you there is an emergancy? I was fixing sandwiches and talking with my next-door neighbor, Mrs. Roberts, who had come by to borrow a book. My 3-year-old, Jenny, was in her room playing with some puzzles. As Mrs. Roberts got up to leave, I heard a loud thump and a shriek from upstairs.
- AI heard a loud thump and a shriek from upstairs.
- BMrs. Roberts got up to leave,
- Cfixing sandwiches and talking with my next-door neighbor
- DMy 3-year-old, Jenny, was in her room playing with some puzzles.
2What tells you there is an emergancy? I was on the bus headed for work. A man from the back of the bus came down the aisle, and I noticed that he was moving unsteadily. It was cold in the bus, but I noticed he was sweating and looked very pale. “I don’t know where I am,” I heard him mumble to himself.
- A“I don’t know where I am,” I heard him mumble to himself.
- BAll of the Above
- CIt was cold in the bus, but I noticed he was sweating and looked very pale.
- DA man from the back of the bus came down the aisle, and I noticed that he was moving unsteadily.
3What parts of the story shows there is an emergency? On my way into the grocery store from the parking lot, I heard the loud screech of tires and the crash of metal. I saw that a car had struck a telephone pole, causing the telephone pole to lean at an odd angle. Wires were hanging down from the pole onto the street. It was very frightening.
- AI heard the loud screech of tires and the crash of metal.
- BI saw that a car had struck a telephone pole,
- COn my way into the grocery store from the parking lot,
- Dcausing the telephone pole to lean at an odd angle.
- EWires were hanging down from the pole onto the street.
- FIt was very frightening.
4List the six common fears or concerns that prevent people from taking action at the scene of an emergency.
- Asqueamishness related to unpleasant sights, sounds or smells
- Bfear of being sued.
- Cfear of catching a disease
- DBeing uncertain than an emergency actually exists
- Ebeing afraid of giving the wrong care or inadvertently causing the person more harm
- Fassuming that the situation is already under control
- GIn a hurry
- HNot wanting to get dirty
5How can a trained lay responder overcome any one of six common fears or concerns that prevent people from taking action?
- ABy mentally preparing themselves to face these challenges ahead of time.
- BBy not worring about it
- CBy staying away from emgerinces
- DBy just rushing and doing what needs to get done
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- Quiz on Chapter 1 Study Questions, created by Kelsy Warren on 27/04/2018.
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