Question

1. what is the primary purpose of first aid?

to teach others about safety.
to provide immediate care before professional help arrives.
to replace professional medical care.
to diagnose injuries and illnesses.

1. what does the good samaritan law do?

punishes those who fail to provide first aid.
prevents bystanders from intervening in emergencies.
guarantees professional medical certification for first aiders.
protects individuals who provide emergency care in good faith.

1. what are the emergency action steps for first aid?

check, call, care
call, check, care
cheek, care, call
care, check, call

Explanation:

1. First aid is about providing immediate care before professional help arrives. Teaching safety is not its primary purpose. It can't replace professional medical care. Diagnosing is usually a professional's job.
2. The Good Samaritan Law protects those who give emergency care in good faith. It doesn't punish non - providers, prevent intervention, or guarantee certification.
3. The standard emergency action steps for first aid are Check (scene and patient), Call (for help), Care (provide first aid).

Answer:

1. To provide immediate care before professional help arrives.
2. Protects individuals who provide emergency care in good faith.
3. Check, Call, Care.