EFA Exit Exam • Set 3 Question 9 of 30

Is it advisable to cover a tourniquet with clothes or bandages?

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Direct Answer

Option C: No

A tourniquet should never be covered with clothing or bandages, as this can obscure the site, impede assessment of its effectiveness, and potentially delay vital medical attention. The tourniquet and the wound site should remain visible for medical personnel.

All Options

A

Only in an emergency

B

Yes

C

No (Correct Answer)

D

It doesn't matter

Detailed Explanation & Context

A tourniquet should never be covered with clothing or bandages, as this can obscure the site, impede assessment of its effectiveness, and potentially delay vital medical attention. The tourniquet and the wound site should remain visible for medical personnel.

Relevant Framework: STCW 2010 Manila Amendments • DG Shipping E-Learning & Exit Exam Standards • Elementary First Aid (EFA).

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