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Class 6 · Science and Technology · Cameroon
Minor Accidents and First Aid: 5 practice questions
Free practice on Minor Accidents and First Aid for Class 6, following the
Cameroon primary school curriculum (English subsystem). Every answer is
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How to do this — Minor Accidents and First Aid
Wounds and bruises
An open wound where the skin is cut and bleeding is called a laceration. A bruise is caused by a blunt hit that discolours the skin without breaking it. Both need proper care to heal well.
Laceration — an open cut vs Bruise — discoloured skin, not broken
Giving proper first aid
Demonstrating correct First Aid for a cut means cleaning the wound and covering it properly, never leaving it dirty or uncovered. A well-stocked First Aid box allows quick treatment of minor injuries.
Clean the wound
Cover it properly
Watch for signs it needs a doctor
An open wound where the skin is cut and bleeding is called a:
laceration (cut wound)
healed scar
bruise with no bleeding
healthy skin
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Answer: A. laceration (cut wound)
A wound caused by a blunt hit that discolours the skin without breaking it is called a:
fracture
bruise
burn
sprain only
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Answer: B. bruise
Demonstrating the correct administration of First Aid for a cut includes:
leaving the wound completely uncovered and dirty
rubbing soil directly into the wound
cleaning the wound and covering it properly
ignoring the injury entirely
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Answer: C. cleaning the wound and covering it properly
Explaining ways to prevent wounds includes:
playing carelessly with sharp objects
ignoring safety instructions
running with sharp tools in hand
handling sharp tools carefully and wearing protection
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Answer: D. handling sharp tools carefully and wearing protection
A well-stocked First Aid box is important mainly because it:
allows quick treatment of minor injuries
is only for decoration
has no real use in an emergency
should never be opened
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Answer: A. allows quick treatment of minor injuries
Answer key — Minor Accidents and First Aid
A. laceration (cut wound)
B. bruise
C. cleaning the wound and covering it properly
D. handling sharp tools carefully and wearing protection
A. allows quick treatment of minor injuries
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