Basic First Aid for Aerso-Medical Aspect

Front

Aim of First Aid is: 1. Preserve life, 2. Prevent the condition from getting worse, 3. Promote recovery

Back

Preserve life, prevent the condition from getting worse, promote recovery.

Answer explanation

The aim of First Aid is to preserve life, prevent the condition from worsening, and promote recovery. The correct choice lists all three essential objectives in the right order.

Front

Objective of the Primary survey is: Check if the casualty is in a life-threatening condition or not

Back

Check if the casualty is in a life-threatening condition or not

Answer explanation

The primary survey's objective is to quickly assess if the casualty is in a life-threatening condition. This step is crucial for determining the urgency of medical intervention needed.

Front

When conducting a Primary Survey, when do we have to shift to the Secondary Survey?

Back

If the casualty is responsive

Answer explanation

You shift to the Secondary Survey if the casualty is responsive, as this indicates they may be stable enough for a more detailed assessment. If they are unconscious or not breathing, immediate action is required.

Front

What is the method to open the airway?

Back

Head Tilt, Chin Lift

Answer explanation

The correct method to open the airway is the 'Head Tilt, Chin Lift' technique. This maneuver helps to lift the tongue away from the back of the throat, ensuring a clear passage for air.

Front

What's the method to check breathing?

Back

Look, Listen and Feel

Answer explanation

The correct method to check breathing is 'Look, Listen and Feel'. This involves observing the chest for movement, listening for breath sounds, and feeling for air on your cheek, ensuring a comprehensive assessment.

Front

We use the FAST method to treat

Back

Stroke

Answer explanation

The FAST method is specifically used to identify and respond to strokes. It stands for Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulties, and Time to call emergency services, making 'Stroke' the correct answer.

Front

What's the normal heart rate of an adult?

Back

60-100

Answer explanation

The normal heart rate for an adult typically ranges from 60 to 100 beats per minute. This range is considered healthy, while rates outside this range may indicate potential health issues.

Front

RICE method is used when treating

Back

Soft tissue injuries

Answer explanation

The RICE method, which stands for Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation, is specifically used for treating soft tissue injuries to reduce swelling and promote healing.

Front

How many types of bleeding are there?

Back

3

Answer explanation

There are 3 main types of bleeding: arterial, venous, and capillary. Each type has distinct characteristics and implications for treatment, making '3' the correct answer.

Front

What type of burns doesn't feel pain?

Back

3rd Degree

Answer explanation

3rd degree burns damage deeper layers of skin, destroying nerve endings, which is why they do not feel pain. In contrast, 1st and 2nd degree burns affect the outer layers and are painful.