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Name: ______________________________Date: ______________

Instructions

  • Work through each first-aid mission carefully.
  • Check that the scene is safe before helping.
  • Get an adult or trained responder when needed.
  • For a serious or uncertain emergency, call your local emergency number.

Example: A person is unconscious and not breathing normally. What should you do first after checking that the scene is safe?
Answer: Call the local emergency number, get an AED if available, and begin CPR if trained.

Part 1: Safety Scan

Choose the safest first-aid action.

1. You find someone injured near a fallen electrical wire. What should you do first?

○ A. Run over and move the person○ B. Keep away, warn others, and call emergency services
○ C. Pour water on the wire○ D. Ask the person to stand up

2. What is the best way to protect yourself from blood while helping?

○ A. Use gloves or a clean barrier○ B. Touch the blood quickly
○ C. Wash the wound with your bare hands○ D. Cover your eyes only

3. A person has a small cut that is bleeding. What should you do after putting on gloves?

○ A. Apply gentle, steady pressure with clean material○ B. Remove any deeply stuck object
○ C. Blow on the cut○ D. Scrub the wound with rough fabric

4. Which sign means emergency help is needed immediately?

○ A. A tiny scrape○ B. Mildly dry skin
○ C. Trouble breathing○ D. A loose shoelace

Part 2: Response Pairing

Match each situation with the most appropriate first-aid action.

5.Minor burn from a hot mug__________A. Rest it and seek advice; avoid forcing movement
6.Nosebleed__________B. Keep it still and call an adult or medical professional
7.Sprained ankle__________C. Sit upright, lean slightly forward, and pinch the soft nose
8.Possible broken bone__________D. Cool under clean, cool running water
9.Choking person who cannot cough, speak, or breathe__________E. Call emergency services and give trained choking aid

Part 3: Core Concepts

Complete each sentence with the correct first-aid term or phrase.

10. Before touching an injured person, check whether the scene is __________.

11. For a severe burn, cover the area loosely with a clean, non-stick dressing and seek __________.

12. If a person is unresponsive and not breathing normally, contact emergency services and begin __________ if trained.

13. A first-aid kit should include gloves, gauze, adhesive tape, and __________.

Part 4: Myth Check

Write True or False for each statement.

14. You should give food or drink to an unconscious person.   True / False

15. A person with heat exhaustion should be moved to a cooler place and given small sips of water if they are alert and able to swallow.   True / False

16. You should pull out an object that is deeply stuck in a wound.   True / False

17. A person having a seizure should be held down to stop the movements.   True / False

18. After a seizure, check that the person is breathing and keep dangerous objects away.   True / False

Part 5: Action Plan (optional challenge)

Complete each row with the best immediate action and when to get extra help.

SituationImmediate actionGet extra help when
Small scrapeRinse gently and cover with a clean dressingBleeding will not stop or the wound is deep
Someone feels faint
Object in the eye
Possible allergic reaction with trouble breathing
Heavy bleeding from an arm

Answer Key

1.B (Keep away, warn others, and call emergency services)
2.A (Use gloves or a clean barrier)
3.A (Apply gentle, steady pressure with clean material)
4.C (Trouble breathing)
5.D (Cool under clean, cool running water)
6.C (Sit upright, lean slightly forward, and pinch the soft nose)
7.A (Rest it and seek advice; avoid forcing movement)
8.B (Keep it still and call an adult or medical professional)
9.E (Call emergency services and give trained choking aid)
10.safe
11.medical help
12.CPR
13.bandages
14.False
15.True
16.False
17.False
18.True
19a.Someone feels faint · Help them lie down safely and loosen tight clothing · They do not quickly improve, become unresponsive, or have trouble breathing
19b.Object in the eye · Do not rub; flush gently with clean water if possible · The object is embedded, vision changes, or pain continues
19c.Possible allergic reaction with trouble breathing · Call emergency services immediately and follow the person's emergency plan · Immediately; breathing trouble is an emergency
19d.Heavy bleeding from an arm · Apply firm direct pressure with a clean dressing · Immediately, especially if bleeding continues or the person becomes weak
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