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Driving Exam Questions

The official questions, in ten groups. Pick an answer and see why it is right.

Groups

Group 1Maneuvering
Group 2Safety law
Group 3Vehicle faults
Group 4Signs & markings
Group 5Intersections
Group 6Signal junctions
Group 7Markings & parking
Group 8Speed & cargo
Group 9Signals & overtaking
Group 10Safety & first aid

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When treating wounds that are not very dangerous, you should: — Tesakan

When treating wounds that are not very dangerous, you should:

Alcohol-based substances burn an open wound and slow down healing, so a wound that is not very dangerous is simply washed with soap and clean water and bandaged.

Wounds that are not very dangerous should be washed carefully with soap and clean water to clean away dirt and bacteria, and then bandaged to protect the area.

Option 2. Pouring alcohol-based substances straight into the wound damages the exposed tissues and slows down healing.

After being involved in an accident, the pedestrian broke his arm. There is a wound on his forearm (about 5 cm), from which dark-colored blood is flowing continuously. What should be done to stop the bleeding?When a low-body vehicle collides with a 3- to 5-year-old child, injury is most likely: