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What is an OFA You Say? Trivia Quiz

OFA stands for Occupational First Aid. How much first aid do you know? Bet it's more than you think. Answers are based on OFA Level 3 of British Columbia Canada curriculum.

A multiple-choice quiz by trivnut25. Estimated time: 5 mins.

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trivnut25

Time
5 mins

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Multiple Choice

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284,417

Updated
Dec 03 21

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Question 1 of 10

1. Your friend has been doing his impression of the "Karate Kid" painting his fence and now complains his wrist is sore. Which symptom is he most likely to be diagnosed with? Hint

Broken wrist

Tendonitis

He's just out of shape

Circulation problems

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Question 2 of 10

2. What does the acronym R.T.C. stand for? Hint

Return to Clinic

Rapid Transport Category

Rapid Treatment Catalogue

Reverse Therapy Condition

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Question 3 of 10

3. You watch a co-worker go unconscious and fall to the floor from choking on a piece of food. What is the proper treatment for dislodging the object? Hint

Chest compressions

Xiphoid process

Abdominal thrusts (Heimlich maneuver)

Raising one arm over the head

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Question 4 of 10

4. Your friend cuts his arm with a sharp knife. Direct pressure doesn't stop the bleeding. What else is required? Hint

More bandages

Indirect pressure (pressure point)

Tourniquet

Needle and thread

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Question 5 of 10

5. You have a suspected neck injury. What is the common name of the item you need to apply to the patient? Hint

Soft collar

Hard collar

Head brace

You don't need to apply anything

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Question 6 of 10

6. You are splinting a broken leg and are going to apply traction. The break is in the middle of the femur. What rule did you remember to know that traction was acceptable on this injury. Hint

Rule of broken bones

Rule of thirds

Rule of first aid

Rule of easing pain

7. You find your patient has become pale and cool and is sweating slightly. You know that they are going into shock. What is the most important thing in the field regarding the treatment of shock? Hint

Neck collar and splinting

Finish your treatments before transport to hospital

Assist breathing

Early recognition and prompt medical aid

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Question 8 of 10

8. You have a patient secured in the spine board and are transporting to hospital when they vomit. What do you need to do to help keep their airway clear? Hint

Undo the head strap and let them turn their head

Turn the spine board laterally

Leave them and finger sweep it out

Undo all the straps and turn them over

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Question 9 of 10

9. A mechanic is cleaning his coveralls with his compressed air gun. He feels a sharp pain in his leg. When you look at it you see a small hole and a tiny amount of blood. Can you treat this injury by yourself?

Yes

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Question 10 of 10

10. You are treating an open chest wound. You do not seal it completely as it may cause this to occur. Hint

Tension pneumothorax

Vomiting

Spontaneous pneumothorax

Airway problems

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Your friend has been doing his impression of the "Karate Kid" painting his fence and now complains his wrist is sore. Which symptom is he most likely to be diagnosed with?

Answer: Tendonitis

By doing the same motion constantly he has developed a repetitive strain or tendonitis. You can make a working splint to help him out to restrict movement and not let him return to that type of work for a while. The sheaths around the tendon have become inflamed and the best thing for him now is rest.

2. What does the acronym R.T.C. stand for?

Answer: Rapid Transport Category

Rapid Transport Category or R.T.C. is a list of criteria that the attendant follows. This is for prioritizing which patients should have immediate hospital care based on patient condition or mechanism of injury.

3. You watch a co-worker go unconscious and fall to the floor from choking on a piece of food. What is the proper treatment for dislodging the object?

Answer: Chest compressions

Chest compressions are used on an unconscious patient. Abdominal thrusts are used if they are conscious and able to stand. The Xiphoid is part of the sternum. Raising the arm over their head is of no value.

4. Your friend cuts his arm with a sharp knife. Direct pressure doesn't stop the bleeding. What else is required?

Answer: Indirect pressure (pressure point)

Pressure points are applied in company with direct pressure for severe bleeding if direct pressure is not enough. It should be held for five minutes before slowly releasing. A tourniquet is your last resort and usually in conjunction with amputations. Needle and thread are best left to the doctors.

5. You have a suspected neck injury. What is the common name of the item you need to apply to the patient?

Answer: Hard collar

Hard collar or cervical collars are used to protect the neck and head from further movement. They can come colour coded to fit different size necks or in a one size fits all adjustable. Hard collars are important in restricting head movement in case you suspect cervical or spinal injury.

6. You are splinting a broken leg and are going to apply traction. The break is in the middle of the femur. What rule did you remember to know that traction was acceptable on this injury.

Answer: Rule of thirds

Rule of thirds applies to long bone fractures. The bone is divided into three parts. The upper and lower third are also considered part of the joint above or below. The middle third is the bone itself. Traction is applied to keep the broken bone ends from grating on each other. It also eases the pain too.

Answer: Early recognition and prompt medical aid

Shock is very serious condition as the body is on its way to shutting down. The best thing you can do in this situation is recognize the signs and transport to hospital.

8. You have a patient secured in the spine board and are transporting to hospital when they vomit. What do you need to do to help keep their airway clear?

Answer: Turn the spine board laterally

Once you have them secure in the board they stay that way. If you have it done right it is easier to turn the board with the patient in it. Never release the head strap as they may have a neck injury and could aggravate it further.

Answer: No

Injection injuries are serious as the can lead to damage to underlying tissue. They could also put dirt or other debris deeper in the wound. All injection injuries should be taken to medical aid.

10. You are treating an open chest wound. You do not seal it completely as it may cause this to occur.

Answer: Tension pneumothorax

You seal the wound with an esmarch (rubber bandage) on three sides covering the wound. The esmarch should work like a flapper valve keeping air from getting between the lung and chest wall on inhalation while letting air out on exhalation. If it is completely sealed it can build pressure causing tension and creating a tension pneumothroax.

Source: Author trivnut25

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