Kuiz 4 - DRABC, TOTAPS dan RICE

Due to the essential nature of washing your hands, how much time is recommended to wash your hands?

• 10 seconds

• 20 seconds

• 1 minute

• 4 minutes

In an emergency situation, who is the most important person?

• Bystanders

• EMS

• Yourself

• The injured victim

You are a lone first aider and have an unconscious non-breathing adult, what should you do first?

• Start CPR with 30 chest compressions.

• Give five initial rescue breaths.

• Call 911/112 requesting AED (defibrillator) and ambulance.

• Give two initial rescue breaths.

Which of the following is not a reason why we put unconscious casualties in the recovery position?

• It is safe and comfortable position

• To get Blood back to the brain

• It allows the tongue to fall forward

• It they vomit, it drains out rather than chocking them

Which of the following is the correct sequence for the chain of survival?

• 911/112. CPR. Defibrillation. Advanced care.

• CPR. Defibrillation. 911/112. Advanced care.

• Defibrillation. CPR. 911/112. Advanced care.

• Defibrillation. 911/112. CPR. Advanced care.

How should you open the airway of an unconscious casualty?

• Head tilt and chin lift.

• Jaw thrust.

• Head tilt and jaw thrust.

• Lift the chin.

Before responding to a first aid scenario, what is the first question you should ask at the scene?

• Age of the injured or ill person

• Safety of the scene

• Nature of the injury

• Time of the injury

How should you open an airway in an unconscious adult victim?

• Tilt the head forward

• Tilt the head back and lift the chin

• Move the tongue with your fingers

• Tilt the head to the side

‘DRSABC’ are the procedures in cardio pulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

D-Danger

R- Rescue

S- Shout for help

A- ?

B- Breathing

C- Circulation

What is A stand for?

• Alert

• Airway

• Awake

• Aid

When performing Basic Life Support, how do we check for normal breathing?

• By holding a mirror up to the casualty’s mouth

• By Looking for chest movement, Listening and Feeling for normal breathing

• By putting our ear to their chest

• By looking and listening for any sign of movement