First Aid Check Call Care Jeopardy Template

Check, Call, Care + Recovery Position + Illness	Choking + CPR + Anaphylaxis + Minor Cuts	Splinter + Life Threatening External Bleeding + Nosebleeds	Bumps and Bruises + Burns + Head, Neck, and Back Injuries	Broken Bones + Seizures + Poisons + Insect Stings
100 What should you check before helping someone? Check The Scene first.	100 For how long should you hold the Auto-Injector (EpiPen) in place? up to 10 seconds.	100 What should you do with a splinter that has an exposed end? Grasp the splinter with a tweezer and carefully pull it out.	100 What can cause Burns? Burns can be caused by chemicals, electricity, heat, or radiation.	100 Name one unbreakable bone? Any bone can break. There is no "unbreakable bone"
200 What should you do after providing any type of First Aid Care? Let their parents/Guardians know.	200 How many times should you shake an inhaler? 3-4 times	200 What is Life-Threatening External Bleeding? It is bleeding that you cannot stop or control.	200 Large bruises, especially on the abdomen or lower back can indicate -----------------------------. life-threatening internal bleeding.	200 If you suspect a child has a broken bone, how are you going to treat the injury? (Hint: what method) RICE
300 What are some of the signs of a child when they are ill? Constant crying, Fever (feeling hot to the touch), Headache, and vomiting or diarrhea.	300 What is the full form of CPR? Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation	300 For how long should you pinch a child's nostrils if they are having a nosebleed? 10 minutes to 15 minutes	300 What to do if you suspect life-threatening internal bleeding? Call EMS/9-1-1	300 What is Seizure and what should you do to help a person who is having a seizure? A seizure is an episode of abnormal brain activity. Call EMS/9-1-1
400 Why wouldn't someone provide First Aid care for a stranger? The Bystander Effect, Unpleasant injuries or illness, Catching a disease, and Doing Something Wrong or causing more harm.	400 How to care for someone who is choking and they are in a wheelchair? Lock the wheelchair wheels and do Back Blows, Chest Thrusts, or Abdominal Thrusts.	400 what kind of cloth should you use to apply pressure to the wound? Use Clean cloth	400 What to look for when you suspect someone might have a head, neck, or back injury? Diving injury, a strong blow to the jaw, head, or back, damaged helmet, fall from a greater height than the height of the child.	400 What is the phone number for poison control in Ontario? (416) 813-5900
500 Why would I need to put someone in a Recovery Position? If the child is unresponsive and starts to vomit, if you have to leave the child to make a call (and they are unresponsive).	500 How would you care for minor cuts and Scrapes? Wash the wound for 5 minutes with cleaning running water. Apply an antibiotic ointment or cream if provided by parents/guardians and cover the wound with a sterile dressing or bandage.	500 What should you do if the nosebleed continues after 15 minutes? Call EMS/9-1-1	500 What are some of the signs and symptoms of burns? Redness, pain, Possible swelling, and Blisters.	500 What objects can you use to remove the stinger from the skin? Bank Card, or any other plastic card.

First Aid: Check, Call, Care

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