Question 1
You arrive on the spot of a car accident and you note that a man was ejected of his vehicle and he lie in edge of the road. The vehicle is reversed on the roof a few meters further.
Which gesture do you make first?
A -I run to check if there is someone else in the vehicle.
B -I check for the safety of the place and directs me towards to the first victim which I meet.
C -I dial the 911 on my cellular, checks the safety of the place and directs me towards to the first victim which I meet.
D -I further move the victim from the road in order to avoid another accident.

Question 2
Your neighbour who works on his roof makes a fall of 3 meters. You have seen the incident and you are the first one to arrive on the spot.
Which gesture do you make first?
A -I check the place, I run to him immediately, say to him not to move, reassures him, comforts him and call 911 with my cellular.
B -I speedly run to him, asks to him whether he can move to check the possibility of one wound to the column and assist him to get in his home.
C -I speedly run to him and say to him to speak to me continuously to check the possibility of a head traumatism.
D -I speedly run to him and ask him whether he needs an ambulance.

Question 3
You are occupied in your flower-bed and suddenly an infant (approximately 4 years) which is unknown, passes with his bicycle on the pavement and makes a fall. He scratched the inside of the hands and elbows while falling with his bicycle in front of you.
Which gesture do you make first?
A - I look around to see whether his parents are there and as there is nobody I take him in my arms, comforts him, brings him inside, and disinfects its wounds with an antiseptic ointment.
B - I ask him whether he has any injury elsewhere than to the hands and the elbows and I leave to research his parents by taking him in my arms.
C - I look around to see whether his parents are there and as there is nobody, I shout to my neighbour to come to help me, I comfort the child and reassures him then I ask my neighbour to dial the 911 while I wash his wounds with fresh water.
D - I dial the 911 because I do not have the right to help a child without the permission of his parents.

Question 4
While fighting in a friendly way with a buddy in your backyard, this one puts the foot on a piece of wood, collapses on the ground and complains suddenly about a pain at the ankle.
Which gesture do you make first?
A -I ask to him whether he can move its ankle and so yes I apply ice to reduce the pain and swelling of his strain.
B - I ask him not to move, calms him, reassures him and I run to seek a binding before that swells.
C -I ask him not to move, calms him, reassures him and I run to seek a cover which I roll and bind it around its ankle to immobilize it . Then i apply ice and with the assistance of a neighbour I immediately bring him to the hospital.
D -I ask him not to move, calms him, reassures him, and removes its shoe then I run to seek a cover which I roll and bind it around its ankle to immobilize it. I recommend to him to keep its ankle high for the next 12 hours.

Question 5
At an amateur baseball game, a player accidentally receives the baseball stick right in the belly. He collapses on the ground, breathless and then after a few minutes he concerns himself by covering and supporting the abdomen with his 2 hands. A few minutes later, he is still badly painfull, he is hot, he sweats and wants to drink water.
Is it advised to drink water in this case?
A -No, absolutely not.
B -Water cannot make him feel worst.
C -Water will help him to recover..
D -Only if he insists.

Question 6
Always regarding with the question 5,
which kind of wound our baseball player could have?
A -Tearing of abdominal muscles.
B -Bursting of the bladder, lesions to spleen and the liver.
C -All these answers.
D -Breach of the intestines and internal bleeding.

Question 7
According to the generally recognized principles of first aid,
in which order the following gestures do have to be carried out?
A -The circulation, the state of consciousness, the airways and the breathing.
B -The state of consciousness, the airways, the breathing and the circulation.
C -The state of consciousness, the circulation, the airways and breathing.
D -The state of the skin, the circulation, the state of consciousness and breathing.

Question 8
You are in front of a person who seems very confused, which is hot, which has sweats, a pale skin, which trembles and does not cooperate when you speak to him.
What do you do?
A -It is diabetic and I help him to take his insulin.
B -It is diabetic and I recommend to him to take a very sweetened liquid.
C -He is under the effect of an unspecified substance and I call the ambulance.
D -He is probably drunk and I call the police.

Question 9
After having run the goals at a baseball game, the player rubs his left arm, seems to have difficulty in breathing, complains about his bad digestion, has pale skin and bluish lips.
What do you do?
A -I give him my buddy's nitro who is cardiac and I call the 911.
B -I have him to sit down, requires of him to follow my breathing, i spill him off abundantly with water and make him drink water at will.
C -I ask him to make himself vomiting with his fingers because that will relieve him of its bad digestion.
D -I have him to sit down in a half-sit position, reassures him and calls immediately the 911.

Question 10
The principals factors of risks supporting the development of cardiac diseases are:
A -The tobacco smoking, high blood pressure, sedentary life style, bad food, diabetes, obesity and stress.
B -The tobacco smoking, alcohol, arterial hypotension, the difficult exercise, salt, hypoglicemy and overwork.
C -The alcohol, drugs, prolonged work, the abuse of médication and negligent attitude.
D -The secondary smoke, alcohol, stress, strenuous work, drugs and the extreme sports.

Question 11
The main signs and symptoms of the angina and the heart attack are:
A -Sweats, fast breathing, slow pulse, abnormally red and hot skin.
B -Cold sweats, feeling of indigestion, pain in the chest, pale skin, lips bluish and respiratory difficulty.
C -Abundant sweats, dizziness, nausea, paleness of the skin and convulsions..
D -Abundant sweating, tremors, nausea, vomiting and headaches.

Question 12
The effect of cholesterol on the arteries is often called:
A -Heart stroke
B -Hepatitis
C -Pericardia disease
D -Atherosclerosis

Question 13
The angina is:
A -Without danger because harmless.
B -An intense sign of tiredness.
C -A small heart attack.
D -An advance sign of the heart attack.

Question 14
According to the survival chain of the "Quebec Heart and Stroke Foundations", the order of the gestures to do to ensure the most chances of survival to a victim of a cardiac arrest is:
A -Fast recognition of the problem, 911, beginning of the CPR, the arrival of the ambulance, the fast defibrillation and the fast arrival to the hospital.
B -Fast recognition of the problem, beginning of the CPR, 911, the fast defibrillation.
C -The ABC, the CPR, the defibrillation, the transportation to the hospital by the fastest way.
D -Call the 911, the arrival of the ambulance, the defibrillation and transport at the hospital by the fastest way.

Question 15
At the time of the cardio-pulmonary-resucitation (CPR) to the adult victim, thoracic compressions must be done at:
A -The width of the index under the point of the sternum.
B -The center of the sternum.
C -The width of the index to the top of the point of the sternum.
D -The higher half of the sternum.

Question 16
According to the new CPR guidelines 2005, the number of thoracic compression and breath at the CPR with the adult victim, are :
A -12 compressions / 2 breaths
B -5 compressions / 1 breath
C -15 compressions / 2 breath
D -30 compressions / 2 breaths

Question 17
At the time of the CPR, if the victim gets vomiting, you must immediately turn the victim on his side to clean up the mouth. The most reason of vomiting is: :
A -Too strong compressions to the thorax.
B -Bad position of the hands.
C -Airways are not open.
D -Too strong and too fast breath.

Question 18
The adult CPR apply starting from the age of:
A -8 and over
B -14 and over
C -16 and over
D -18 and over

Question 19
When somebody chokes himself while eating, at the moment he coughs it is necessary:
A -To strongly backslap him.
B -To encourage him to cough and be held ready to proceed with the suitable manoeuvre.
C -To ask him to lean ahead.
D -To perform Heimlich manoeuvre immediately.

Question 20
With the conscious victim, the Heimlich manoeuvre applies starting from the age of: :
A -8 years old
B -2 years old
C -1 year old
D -14 years old

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