KNOWLEDGE TEST | Safety first

Question: 1. You see a child whose throat is stuck and can't breathe. What are you doing to help?

Your answer:

Lift the child and place your hand in the middle of the back and press.

Call 112 and calm the parents.

Put the child in your lap, fold forward and give 5 blows to the back.

Take the back of a fork and poke away what stops breathing.

Question: 2. How do you handle a situation when you discover a fire that has already grown large?

Your answer:

Call on friends who come with more fire extinguishers.

Check if anyone is injured in the area and needs your help.

Evacuate the room the first thing you do.

Warn as many as you can before doing anything else.

Question: 3. You end up in a robbery. What should you try to do?

Your answer:

Hide everything of value because then the robber disappears.

Use the grip techniques you learned and grab the robber.

Try to remember things that can help the police such as dress, appearance, speech and other characteristics.

Alarm 112 immediately when you are threatened.

Question: 4. What is stable lateral position and when is it used?

Your answer:

A position that you put a drunk person in so as not to collapse.

It is the starting point to be able to perform heart massage.

Best way to transport an injured person to the hospital when an ambulance is not available.

A position that prevents the tongue from falling backwards and reduces the risk of vomiting causing suffocation if the person is unconscious but breathing.

Question: 5. What applies after a burn?

Your answer:

Rinse for at least 15 minutes with cold water to reduce pain and swelling.

Crush ice cubes and repair the damage. It relieves the pain immediately.

Ask the person to smile, but if the person drools, you must call 112.

Use emollient cream to relieve pain and speed healing.

Question: 6. What should be done in case of a wound with pulsating bleeding?

Your answer:

Pressure bandages and help with taxi home.

Hold the wound edges together, tape and give painkillers.

Apply pressure bandage, high position and alarm 112.

Use plaster and strong tape so the bandage remains.

Question: 7. How to use a fire blanket?

Your answer:

You wrap yourself in the blanket and then do not risk being burned.

The fire-resistant blanket is wrapped around the small fire which then suffocates and dies when it no longer receives oxygen

You throw it on the fire and since it cannot catch fire, the fire goes out quite quickly.

A fire blanket is used after a fire to protect the injured.

Question: 8. If you meet a threatening person, the situation is affected by how you act. What is right?

Your answer:

Use grip techniques you learned and wrestle the person down. Then call the police.

Scream loudly and push the person away so that other guests are not disturbed.

Act calmly and relaxed as it spreads to the attacker and the whole situation becomes calmer.

Start crying because then the person feels sorry for you and leaves

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