Accidents-First Aid Exam 2 اِگزیم

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On a one way road, how should you place hazard triangle signs?

A) One in front of and the other behind the vehicle, 50 meters away.

B) Two behind the vehicle, 50 meters apart.

C) One behind the vehicle, at least 50 meters away.

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What must you do if your car breaks down in a tunnel?

A) I have to put the headlights on full beam to increase visibility, all car passengers must get out of the car.

B) I must stop the vehicle in any part of the tunnel to avoid the danger, even though the breakdown allows the car to travel.

C) If the breakdown allows the carto keep on travelling, I must continue to the exit of the tunnel or to an emergency reserved area.

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In road accidents involving motorcycles and mopeds, one of the main causes of death is…

A) The weight of the vehicle.

B) Failure to wear a helmet.

C) Friction on asphalt.

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When giving help in an accident, should you put on a reflective vest?

A) Yes, before leaving the vehicle.

B) No, since it is an emergency situation.

C) Only if the accident occurs in an urban zone.

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Are traffic accidents avoidable?

A) Yes, although it is normally thought they are not.

B) No, because they depend on many factors.

C) No, they depend on chance or luck.

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Is it mandatory to provide assistance to victims of an accident?

A) Yes, except when help is already organized.

B) No, because assisting them is up to health services.

C) Yes, but only for the drivers involved.

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Any road user involved in a traffic accident…

A) Must strive to restore or maintain traffic safety.

B) Must immediately move the injured into their vehicle, without waiting for medical aid.

C) After notifying authorities, should clear obstacles in order to restore traffic flow.

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When do most traffic accidents occur?

A) In winter.

B) On Mondays.

C) During vacations and weekends.

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Traffic accidents are influenced significantly by…

A) The driver, the road and the vehicle.

B) Mainly the road and the vehicle.

C) Only the driver and the road.

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Which groups of pedestrians are more likely to have an accident?

A) Mainly the elderly.

B) Children and the elderly.

C) Children and youths.

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In general, what kinds of roads are more prone to accidents due to fatigue or drowsiness?

A) Highways with many curves.

B) Urban roads.

C) Dual carriageways and motorways.

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Who meets the costs of traffic accidents?

A) Only the public administrations and insurance companies.

B) All citizens, directly or indirectly.

C) Insurance companies, not citizens.

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The economic impact of traffic accidents affects…

A) Drivers who have an accident when they pay their car insurance policy.

B) All citizens, directly or indirectly.

C) Only insurance companies.

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Should you give food or drinks when you assist a victim of a traffic accident?

A) No.

B) Yes, if requested.

C) No food, but you can give drinks.

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Distraction-related accidents are most frequent among…

A) Drivers over 50.

B) Drivers aged between 30 and 45.

C) Young drivers between 18 and 25, and those over 70.

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What should a road user involved in a traffic accident do?

A) Move the injured into their vehicle immediately, without waiting for health services.

B) Call the authorities and try to get things back to normal.

C) Notify authorities with the names and personal details of those involved in the accident.

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Accidents caused due to sleepiness or fatigue can be avoided…

A) By driving faster so fatigue does not appear.

B) By traveling on interurban roads so it is more entertaining.

C) By stopping to take a break in an appropriate place and sleeping a little.

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What is the correct procedure with a motorcyclist whose nose has haemorrhaged in an accident?

A) Remove the crash helmet to close the injury.

B) Place the motorcyclist face upwards to stem the bleeding.

C) Never close the injury.

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Does distraction influence accidents involving cyclists?

A) No, as a driver group, cyclists' distraction rate is very low.

B) Yes, distractions on the part of the cyclists themselves are directly related.

C) No, accidents to cyclists arise from other causes.

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Most deaths in traffic accidents occur on…

A) Cross-town roads.

B) Urban roads.

C) Interurban roads.

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Motorcycle accidents …

A) Easily cause death to occupants.

B) Cause occupants less serious Injuries than accidents to other vehicles.

C) Are always less important than accidents to other vehicles.

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Which part of the body is most affected in motorcycle accidents?

A) The head and face.

B) The arms.

C) The legs.

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One of the major causes of death in motorcycle and moped accidents is …

A) Hitting the roadway during falls.

B) Being run over by other vehicles.

C) Failure to wear a crash helmet.

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Should you stop to help in case of an accident?

A) Only when you are involved in the accident.

B) Yes, when collaboration is necessary and there are no traffic agents.

C) Yes, you should always stop in case you need to help.

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Accidents with young people involved are usually associated with…

A) Excessive speed.

B) Lack of reflexes.

C) Lack of confidence in their driving skills.

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It is important, in avoiding accidents …

A) To install a GPS system in the vehicle.

B) To drive with maximum safety at all times.

C) To reduce speed in radar zones.

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In an accident, when are you obligated to help?

A) Only when you are involved in the accident.

B) When you see that injured people haven't been attended to.

C) It is not obligatory in any case.

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In an uncertain situation, you can gain a few critical meters to avoid an accident if you put your foot…

A) On the brake pedal, pressing it slightly.

B) In front of the clutch pedal.

C) Over the brake pedal without pressing it.

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