Teen Health Course 3

Chapter 20: Safety and Emergencies

Online Quizzes

1.
What is the best way to prevent accidental injuries?
A)Develop safe habits
B)Wear protective gear
C)Stay indoors
D)Always be cautious
2.
What is NOT needed in order for a fire to start?
A)Fuel
B)Heat
C)Air
D)Carelessness
3.
Which is NOT a safe pedestrian rule?
A)Go when the traffic signal indicates it is safe
B)Walk on the sidewalks
C)Face oncoming traffic if walking on the side of a road
D)Cross in crosswalks
4.
What is the first step in a safe and enjoyable hike or camping trip?
A)A class on safe camping
B)Preparation
C)Protective clothing
D)A first aid kit
5.
Where is the safest place to wait out a tornado?
A)In a ditch
B)In a car
C)In a basement or cellar
D)Close to a window
6.
Which natural disaster does the National Weather Service track?
A)Hurricanes
B)Floods
C)Blizzards
D)Earthquakes
7.
What is the first step in taking emergency action?
A)Identifying the signs of an emergency
B)Taking action
C)Calling for help
D)Use universal precautions
8.
Which statement about broken bones is NOT true?
A)A fracture can pierce the skin
B)Pain, swelling, and a misshapen appearance are typical symptoms
C)They cause immediate pain
D)X-rays can diagnose a broken bone
9.
Which type of burn has little or no pain?
A)Minor burn
B)First degree burn
C)Second degree burn
D)Third degree burn
10.
To which common injury do you NOT apply ice or a cold compress?
A)Sprain
B)Insect bite
C)Heat exhaustion
D)First degree burn
11.
Which indicates a person does NOT have a choking emergency?
A)Coughing or speaking
B)Clutching their throat
C)Gasping or wheezing
D)Bulging eyes
12.
Which does NOT indicate signs of shock?
A)Cool, clammy, pale skin
B)Unexpected bad news
C)A weak rapid pulse
D)A dull look to the eyes
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