Question

1. what should you do for someone showing signs of a heart attack?

wait for symptoms to pass.
call 911 immediately and help them stay calm.
perform cpr immediately.
give them a glass of water.

1. what does fast stand for when recognizing a stroke?

face, alertness, speed, time
face, actions, strength, time
face, arms, speech, time
feel, attention, speak, temperature

1. how should you treat severe bleeding?

apply direct pressure with a clean cloth and elevate the wound.
wash the wound immediately.
apply pressure only if blood soaks through the bandage.
remove any objects embedded in the wound.

Explanation:

For question 13: Waiting for symptoms to pass (first option) is dangerous as heart attack requires immediate attention. Performing CPR (third option) is for when the person is unresponsive and not breathing. Giving water (fourth option) is not the priority. Calling 911 and keeping calm (second option) is correct as it gets professional help and reduces stress on the heart.
For question 14: FAST in stroke recognition stands for Face (check for drooping), Arms (check for weakness), Speech (check for slurring), Time (note the time symptoms started). So the third option is correct.
For question 15: Washing the wound (second option) can cause more bleeding. Applying pressure only if blood soaks through (third option) is wrong as pressure should be continuous. Removing embedded objects (fourth option) can cause more damage. Applying direct pressure with a clean cloth and elevating (first option) helps stop bleeding.

Answer:

1. Call 911 immediately and help them stay calm.
2. Face, Arms, Speech, Time
3. Apply direct pressure with a clean cloth and elevate the wound.