Name ______

Review Questions – Home link hour 5

Respect and Responsibility in Emergency Situations / Leadership

1) The first thing you should do if involved in a collision is to:

______

2) In a collision, you should aid the injured only if you are:

______

3) How can you “protect the collision scene” from further damage?

______

4) TRUE or FALSE: It’s a good idea to call the police at the scene of a collision. ______

5) Insist on seeing their proof of insurance that they are required to carry in their vehicle. True or False: ______

6) If you feel the slightest discomfort after the collision, its important that you seek: ______

7) When emergency vehicles are approaching, your responsibility is to ______until they pass.

8) With an emergency vehicle approaching, if you are in an intersection, you should ______.

9) With an emergency vehicle approaching on the freeway, you must get out of the way, but, do not ______. This is very dangerous on a multi-lane freeway.

10) If you experience a tire blowout, be careful not to apply ______right away.

Also, ______up your grip on the wheel.

11) If your car stalls while moving, shift to ______and attempt to _____it.

12) If the accelerator sticks (in very light traffic), the first thing you do is ______;

then try to lift it up with your foot.

13) If you brakes fail, besides pumping them to try to build up pressure again, also:

______

14) Nearly every province has ______requiring front seat passengers to wear safety belts.

15) True or False: Three out of four collisions occur within 40 kilometers from home. ______

16) Deaths of unbelted occupants have occurred at speeds as low as ______km/ph.

17) The lap belt should be worn across the ______bones, never over the soft part of the abdomen.

18) The shoulder strap should never cross the body at or near the ______or ______.

19) Wearing the shoulder strap tucked behind the back can cause ______injuries as well as ______cord injuries.

20) In a crash with a safety belt on, you have a much better chance of

remaining ______so that if the vehicle did catch fire, you would

have the presence of mind to get out.

21) True or False: If you get broad-sided on the drivers side, you are better off without your seatbelt because you will be pushed to the passenger side, avoiding the severest part of the impact. ______

22) You need to stay in the driver’s seat after the initial impact so you might still be able to ______or ______.

23) True or False: In a crash, an unbelted person is also a danger to others in the car in

that they can fly into other passengers seriously injuring them as well. ______

24) True or False: A caring and empathetic attitude toward other drivers (especially physically challenged drivers) is necessary to promote traffic safety and cooperative driving. ______