Fireman Test 2020 -- First Aid - 40 model questions a and answers

FIREMAN - MODEL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Fireman - First Aid - 40 model questions a and answers 1.Wounds caused by blows, blunt instruments or by punching is known as; Ans: Contusions 2.The removal of a limb by trauma is known as; Ans: Amputation 3.The germs multiply in the wounds and make it infected. It is called as; Ans: Septic 4.Which among the following is a part of the body’s method to fight an infection? Ans: Pus formation 5.Penetrating injury in which part of the body is also known as ‘pneumothorax’; Ans: Chest 6.The shock due to severe blood loss is called; Ans: Hypovolemic shock 7. If the blood loss exceeds ————litres , shock may occur; Ans:1.2 litres 8. Anaphylactic shocks are due to; Ans: Severe allergic reactions 9.The case of the first aid to shocks; Ans: Never use hot water bottles 10. Hypoglycaemia is the condition of; Ans: Low blood sugar 11.What is the full form of SOP? Ans: Standard operating procedures 12.Each ———should have a SOP for any disaster: Ans: School 13.Availability of which among the followings at the work place is a great asset to the factory at the time of emergency? Ans: Trained first aider 14.The escorters of a road accident victim: Ans: Should be treated with courtesy 15.In rural areas, the tetanus infection is common from: Ans: Wounds 16.In medicine, the process of sorting patients in the order of priority for treatment and evacuation is called: Ans: Triage 17.In the case of injuries, which color triage indicates fatal injuries? Ans: Black 18.In relation with the survival rate, which color triage indicates good survival rate? Ans: Yellow 19.The fifth category of non-wounded , but the victims of the incident yet seem not be in injured is indicated by which color triage? Ans: Blue 20.Which type of bandages are used to support injured joints? Ans: Tubular bandages 21.Which are the two types of bone fractures? Ans:closed & Open 22.When the bonds are broken into many pieces, it is called? Ans: Complex fracture 23.A whiplash injury may occur in which part of the body as part of an accident: Ans: Neck 24.Splints are commonly applied for the fractures of: Ans: Forearm 25.Breast bone injuries are common in: Ans: Crush injuries 26.When the ligaments of a joint or the tissues surrounding the joint are torn, it is called a? Ans: Sprain 27.—— is a state in which the casualty becomes insensible to commands because of an interruption to the normal functioning of the brain? Ans: Unconsciousness 28.A shake up of the brain inside the skull is known as: Ans: Concussion 29.Which among the following causes diarrhoea infection? (a)Drinking contaminated water (b)Preparing food with contaminated water (c)Eating unsafe food Ans:(d)All the above 30.0RS stands for: Ans: Oral re-hydration solution 31.Which among the followings is not a first-aid protocol? Ans: CCP 32.In the first-aid, ABC stands for: (a)Airway (b)Breathing (c)Circulation Ans:(d)All the above 33.CPR helps to maintain: Ans: The flow of oxygenated blood 34.Which radiation of sunlight causes ‘sunburn’: Ans: Ultraviolet 35.Swelling, blistering & weeping skin are the symptoms of: Ans: Severe sunburn 36.Which among the following is not true regarding the sunburn? Ans: Black surface increase the risk of sunburn 37.Sunburn on which part of the body is known as ‘ photokeratitis’? Ans: Eyes 38.Snow blindness or welders blindness is caused by: Ans: Sunburn 39.A milder form of heat-related illness that can develop after prolonged exposure to high temperature is called: Ans: Heat exhaustion 40.Which among the following group is/are most prone to the heat exhaustion; (a)Elderly people (b)People with high BP (c)People working in hot environment Ans:(d)All the above