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Name : Date : Section Written Work #2 1. What is the purpose of the primary survey? A. Find the conditions that are immediate threat to life. bones . C. Survey the scene B. Find out if the person has any broken D. Find out what happen. 2. Why should you identify yourself as a rescuer trained in first aid to the victim and bystanders? A. To learn the names of witnesses. C. To reassure the victim. B. To gather more information D. Someone already caring for the victim will know that you are trained in first aid. 3. What is the primary purpose of the secondary survey? A. To find where the victim's lives. corrected. B. To look for injuries or other problems C. To find out the victim's medical that are not life threatening, but could be history. dangerous if not D. To survey the scene 4. Why it is important to interview a conscious heart attack victim? A. To get accurate information about the and inform them fully about the victim's victims to give to EMS and emergency condition. department C. To find out if the person has any injuries. personnel who will be caring for the victim. D. To know the name of the person. B. To be able to contacts victim's family 5. Which of the following is not an important steps of the emergency action principles to handle emergency situations? A. Survey the scene C. Phone/call the emergency medical B. Do a secondary survey of the victim services( EMS) system for help D. Interview the victim 6. The following are the summary if emergency action principles EXCEPT. A. Survey the scene C. First aid being given B. Do a primary survey D. Phone or call the EMS system for help 7. What is the meaning of A in the ABCs life support? A. Aim C. Airway B. Action D. Air 8. What is the meaning of B in the ABCs life support? A. Beyond C. Bleeding B. Breathing D. Bystanders 9. What is the first question to ask in a surveying a scene? A. What happened B. How many people are injured C. Are there bystanders D. Is the scene safe