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1What are the symptoms of a heart attack?
- ATrouble breathing, shortness of breath
- BFlushed face, sweating
- CDenial of symptoms
- DPain, pressure or tightness in the chest or shoulder
- EAnxiety, fear, or confusion
- FWeak, rapid pulse
- GFacial droop
- HBleeding
- IPain in arms, back, neck or jaw
- JFatigue
2What are the symptoms of angina?
- ATrouble breathing, shortness of breath
- BFlushed face, sweating
- CDenial of symptoms
- DPain, pressure or tightness in the chest or shoulder
- EAnxiety, fear, or confusion
- FWeak, rapid pulse
- GFacial droop
- HBleeding
- IPain in arms, back, neck or jaw
- JFatigue
3What are the symptoms of a stroke?
- AUnexplained dizziness, unsteadiness
- BSudden, severe and unusual headache
- CDenial of symptoms
- DGoes away after 20 minutes
- EWeakness, numbness or tingling in the face, arm or leg
- FUnexplained loss of consciouness
- GFacial droop
- HBleeding
- ISudden trouble speaking or understanding speech
- J,Double vision, sudden dimness or loss of vision, especially in one eye
4What are the symptoms of a TIA (Transient Ischemic Attack)?
- AUnexplained dizziness, unsteadiness
- BSudden, severe and unusual headache
- CDenial of symptoms
- DGoes away after 20 minutes
- EWeakness, numbness or tingling in the face, arm or leg
- FUnexplained loss of consciouness
- GFacial droop
- HBleeding
- ISudden trouble speaking or understanding speech
- J,Double vision, sudden dimness or loss of vision, especially in one eye
5What are the symptoms of choking (mild obstruction)?
- AUnexplained dizziness, unsteadiness
- BWheezing between coughs
- CDenial of symptoms
- DGoes away after 20 minutes
- ECoughing forcefully
- FUnexplained loss of consciouness
- GFacial droop
- HFlushed skin colour
- ISudden trouble speaking or understanding speech
- JCan speak
6What are the symptoms of choking (severe obstruction)?
- AWeak ineffective cough
- BWheezing between coughs
- CDifficulty breathing
- DGrey/blue colour of the lips and gums
- ECoughing forcefully
- FNo breathing noise
- GMay be holding the throat
- HFlushed skin colour
- ISudden trouble speaking or understanding speechCannot speak or cry
- JCan speak
7What are the symptoms of asthma?
- AUnexplained dizziness, unsteadiness
- BWheezing
- CDenial of symptoms
- DGoes away after 20 minutes
- ECoughing forcefully
- FUnexplained loss of consciouness
- GDifficulty breathing
- HFlushed skin colour
- ISudden trouble speaking or understanding speech
- JAnxiety
8What are the symptoms of hyperventiation?
- ALightheadedness, weakness, headache
- BWheezing
- CHigh rate of respiration
- DGoes away after 20 minutes
- ECoughing forcefully
- FConfusion, unconsciouness
- GDifficulty breathing
- HFlushed skin colour
- ITingling of hands, feet, and the area around the mouth
- JAnxiety
9What are the symptoms of a first degree heat burn?
- APain in severely affected areas
- BUnderlying tissue and organs exposed
- CWaxy tight tissue
- DRed, black and grey tissue
- EBlisters
- FRedness
- GPain
- HMild swelling
- IAnxiety
- JShock
10What are the symptoms of a second degree heat burn?
- APain in severely affected areas
- BUnderlying tissue and organs exposed
- CWaxy tight tissue
- DRed, black and grey tissue
- EBlisters
- FRedness
- GPain
- HMild swelling
- IAnxiety
- JShock
11What are the symptoms of a third degree heat burn?
- APain in severely affected areas
- BUnderlying tissue and organs exposed
- CWaxy tight tissue
- DRed, black and grey tissue
- EBlisters
- FRedness
- GPain
- HMild swelling
- IAnxiety
- JShock
12What are the symptoms of a chemical burn?
- APain in severely affected areas
- BUnderlying tissue and organs exposed
- CWaxy tight tissue
- DRed, black and grey tissue
- EBlisters
- FRedness
- GPain
- HMild swelling
- IAnxiety
- JShock
13What are the symptoms of a sunburn?
- AUnderlying tissue and organs exposed
- BWaxy tight tissue
- CRed, black and grey tissue
- DVomiting
- EAnxiety
- FHeadache
- GMild swelling
- HRedness of the affected area
- IBlistering
- JBluish tint to the skin
14What are the symptoms of an intense light burn?
- ASensitivity to light
- BWaxy tight tissue
- CRed, black and grey tissue
- DGritty feeling in the eyes
- EAnxiety
- FPain
- GMild swelling
- HRedness of the affected area
- IBlistering
- JBluish tint to the skin
15If you see someone choking, and they can still talk, you should [blank_start]encourage them to keep coughing[blank_end]. You should not [blank_start]interfere physically[blank_end]. You must [blank_start]monitor the situation[blank_end]. If the victim leaves the room, you [blank_start]follow[blank_end].
If the obstruction becomes severe, you should [blank_start]start back blows and abdominal thrusts[blank_end]. First, you do 5 [blank_start]back blows[blank_end] then 5 [blank_start]abdominal thrusts[blank_end]. If the victim is too big for abdominal thrusts, do [blank_start]chest compressions[blank_end] instead.- Aencourage them to keep coughing
- Binterfere physically
- Cmonitor the situation
- Dfollow
- Estart back blows and abdominal thrusts
- Fback blows
- Gabdominal thrusts
- Hchest compressions
- Ileave them alone
- Jstart CPR
- Kteach them perslip breathing
- Lignore them
- Mnothing
- Nrescue breathing
- Ogive the victim a band-aid
16You are doing back blows and abdominal thrusts when the victim falls unconscious. You
- ACall EMS and start CPR.
- BContinue with back blows and abdominal thrusts.
- CDo nothing. They're practically dead anyways.
- DLeave the victim on the ground while you look for an AED.
17If the victim is having a stroke, you should [blank_start]have a bystander call EMS immediately[blank_end]. Position the victim in a comfortable position. If they are in [blank_start]semi-prone[blank_end], let the victim [blank_start]choose what side to lie on[blank_end]. If they lie on the side that they can't feel, they will [blank_start]feel like they are floating[blank_end]. If they lie on the other side, [blank_start]all their weight will be on that side[blank_end]. Assess [blank_start]breathing[blank_end] and check [blank_start]pulse and other signs of circulation[blank_end]. Make sure to maintain an open [blank_start]airway[blank_end].
- Ahave a bystander call EMS immediately
- Bsemi-prone
- Cchoose what side to lie on
- Dfeel like they are floating
- Eall their weight will be on that side
- Fbreathing
- Gpulse and other signs of circulation
- Hcall EMS right away
- Isemi-sitting
- Jsit up
- Keat candy
- Lchoose what colour of shirt you wear
- Mairway
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