Question

the passing percentage is 80%. if you are not successful, you will be asked to review and retest. question 1: if you suspect that a person has a head, neck, or spinal injury, which of the following should you do first? a) roll the person onto his or her back b) approach the person so that he or she can see you without turning his or her head c) support the persons head with a bulky object, such as a pillow or a sweater d) roll the person into the recovery position (if he or she is responsive) question 2: what should you do if you suspect that a person has suffered a concussion? a) roll the person into the recovery position b) have the person keep as still as possible, and support his or her head with your hands c) have the person stop all activity and follow up with a qualified healthcare provider as soon as possible d) encourage the person to return to normal activities as soon as possible question 3: which of the following statements about concussions is true? a) concussions always have the same signs and symptoms b) the signs and symptoms of concussions are usually obvious soon after the injury c) most people become unresponsive when they suffer a concussion d) concussions can have life - long consequences without appropriate care

Explanation:

• Question 1: Moving a person with a possible head, neck or spinal injury can cause further damage. Approaching so they can see you without turning their head minimizes movement.
• Question 2: A concussion is a brain - injury. Stopping all activity and seeking professional medical follow - up is the best course of action.
• Question 3: Concussions can have long - term consequences if not properly cared for. Signs and symptoms can vary, may not be immediately obvious, and most people are not unresponsive when concussed.

Answer:

Question 1: B. Approach the person so that he or she can see you without turning his or her head
Question 2: C. Have the person stop all activity and follow up with a qualified healthcare provider as soon as possible
Question 3: D. Concussions can have life - long consequences without appropriate care