US New Mexico DMV First Aid Test 1

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DMV New Mexico — First Aid DMV — New Mexico (USA, State Traffic Law) USA — New Mexico State DMV & FMCSA (MUTCD) — USA

What is this test? for New Mexico DMV First Aid permit/CDL, USA (MUTCD) — DMV — New Mexico (USA, State Traffic Law) level, USA — New Mexico.
Is this for you? For driver candidates in New Mexico, USA — First Aid permit/CDL (16+, State DMV)
Section: DMV New Mexico — First Aid · Education: High School & Adult (16+) · Part: DMV New Mexico — First Aid · Country: USA · Region: USA — New Mexico

The DMV written test is an important step measuring driver candidates' knowledge of traffic laws, first aid, and vehicle technology.

This test reinforces your theoretical knowledge and provides the fundamentals needed to pass the exam and become a safe driver.

By solving this test of 20 questions, you can both test your knowledge and identify the topics you need to improve.

Question 1

In New Mexico, what is the first step at any emergency scene?

A) give water

B) move the victim fast

C) check safety, then call 911

D) leave immediately

Question 2

In New Mexico, how do you treat severe bleeding?

A) apply heat

B) wash with alcohol

C) firm direct pressure (call 911)

D) remove bandage often

Question 3

In New Mexico, what are signs of shock?

A) loud talking

B) red hot skin

C) pale, cold, rapid pulse

D) deep sleep

Question 4

In New Mexico, what do you do for shock?

A) give food

B) lay down, keep warm, call 911

C) stand them up

D) slap face

Question 5

In New Mexico, how do you treat minor burns?

A) ice directly

B) butter

C) pop blisters

D) cool running water 10+ minutes

Question 6

In New Mexico, what is CPR for?

A) fever

B) cuts

C) restarting circulation/breathing in arrest

D) broken bones

Question 7

In New Mexico, what is the choking sign (universal)?

A) hands clutching throat

B) waving hello

C) coughing loudly

D) smiling

Question 8

In New Mexico, how to help a choking adult?

A) abdominal thrusts (Heimlich)

B) pat back hard

C) give water

D) lay down

Question 9

In New Mexico, what is an AED?

A) a splint

B) oxygen mask

C) a bandage

D) device that shocks the heart back to rhythm

Question 10

In New Mexico, how do you treat a nosebleed?

A) blow hard

B) lean forward, pinch nose 10-15 min

C) lie flat

D) tilt head back

Question 11

In New Mexico, what are heat exhaustion signs?

A) heavy sweating, weakness, nausea

B) no sweat at all

C) shivering

D) blue lips

Question 12

In New Mexico, what to do for heat exhaustion?

A) heavy clothes

B) hot drinks

C) exercise more

D) cool place, water, rest

Question 13

In New Mexico, what is frostbite?

A) bruise

B) sunburn

C) rash

D) skin/tissue freezing

Question 14

In New Mexico, how do you treat a sprained ankle?

A) twist it

B) heat at once

C) walk it off

D) RICE: rest, ice, compression, elevation

Question 15

In New Mexico, what is the recovery position?

A) on the side, airway open

B) face down flat

C) sitting bent

D) standing

Question 16

In New Mexico, when do you move an injured person?

A) never ever

B) after photos

C) only if in danger (fire, traffic)

D) always quickly

Question 17

In New Mexico, what info to give 911?

A) location, what happened, callback number

B) your lunch

C) car color only

D) weather

Question 18

In New Mexico, how do you treat a bee sting?

A) ignore it

B) scrape stinger out, clean, watch allergy

C) suck venom

D) apply heat

Question 19

In New Mexico, what are anaphylaxis signs?

A) swelling, trouble breathing, hives

B) hunger

C) sleepiness

D) mild itch only

Question 20

In New Mexico, what is an EpiPen for?

A) cuts

B) fever

C) emergency epinephrine for severe allergy

D) pain relief

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