CC BLOCK 2 & 3

Question 1

What are the three objectives of first aid?

Answer 1

• Maintain Breathing
• Stop Bleeding
• Prevent or treat for shock

These objectives are essential for providing immediate care to injured individuals.

Question 2

Describe a 1st degree burn.

Answer 2

• Red skin
• Mild pain

1st degree burns affect only the outer layer of skin.

Question 3

Describe a 2nd degree burn.

Answer 3

• Red skin
• Blisters
• Severe pain

2nd degree burns affect both the outer and underlying layer of skin.

Question 4

Describe a 3rd degree burn.

Answer 4

• Charred black skin/tissue
• May or may not be painful due to nerve damage

3rd degree burns damage all layers of skin and may affect underlying tissues.

Question 5

What are the three ways of controlling bleeding?

Answer 5

• Direct pressure
• Pressure points
• Tourniquet

These methods are used to manage and stop bleeding effectively.

Question 6

What is a dislocation?

Answer 6

When a bone is forcibly displaced from its joint

Dislocations can cause severe pain and immobility.

Question 7

What is a sprain?

Answer 7

Injuries to the ligaments and soft tissues that support a joint

Sprains often result from overstretching or tearing of ligaments.

Question 8

What does CAB stand for in first aid?

Answer 8

• Circulation
• Airway
• Breathing

This sequence is crucial for assessing and providing care to a patient.

Question 9

What is the number of compressions and breaths in CPR?

Answer 9

30 compressions, 2 breaths

This ratio is used during adult CPR to ensure effective resuscitation.

Question 10

How deep are CPR compressions and at what rate are they performed?

Answer 10

At least 2 inches deep at a rate of 100 per minute

Proper depth and rate are vital for effective chest compressions.

Question 11

How many cycles of CPR do you complete until you reassess the patient?

Answer 11

5 cycles

After 5 cycles, the rescuer should check for signs of life or responsiveness.

Question 12

What must you do before treating a victim of Electrical Shock?

Answer 12

Secure the power source

Ensuring safety from further electrical hazards is critical.

Question 13

Examples of PPE include:

Answer 13

• Eye Protection (goggles)
• Hearing Protection (muffs)
• Impact Protection (cranial)
• Gloves
• Foot protection (steel toe boots)

Personal Protective Equipment is essential for safety in various environments.

Question 14

What is the purpose of the enlisted safety committee?

Answer 14

A Safety Council is formed to set goals, manage assets, and review safety related recommendations

This committee plays a crucial role in maintaining safety standards.

Question 15

What are some causes of aviation mishaps?

Answer 15

• Human Error
• Maintenance and support factors
• Administrative and supervisory factors
• Material failures or malfunctions
• Environmental factors

Understanding these causes helps in preventing future incidents.

Question 16

What is the goal of hearing conservation?

Answer 16

To prevent occupational hearing loss and ensure auditory fitness for duty in the military and civilian workforce

This program is vital for protecting hearing in noisy environments.

Question 17

What does HAZREP stand for?

Answer 17

A hazard is an unsafe act or condition

HAZREP identifies potential risks that could lead to injury or damage.