Year 8 DRSABCD

What is the purpose of the 'Send for help' step in the DRSABCD process?

• To clear the person's airway
• To check if the person is conscious or unconscious
• To perform CPR
• To call emergency services

What is the risk of an unconscious patient in terms of their airway?

• The person having a blocked nose
• The person not being able to breathe
• The tongue falling back and causing airway obstruction
• The person having a collapsed lung

When should you apply an automated external defibrillator (AED)?

• When the person has a minor injury
• When the person is experiencing chest pain
• When the person is unconscious and not breathing
• When the person is conscious and breathing

What is the correct ratio of compressions to breaths in CPR?

• 15 compressions to 1 breath
• 30 compressions to 2 breaths
• 10 compressions to 3 breaths
• 20 compressions to 4 breaths

What does the 'D' stand for in the DRSABCD acronym?

• Disease
• Danger
• Defibrillation
• Dial

How can you check if a person is conscious?

• By talking to them and shaking their shoulders
• By checking for chest movements
• By putting your hand on the lower part of their chest
• By opening their mouth and looking inside

What should you do if the person's mouth is not clear during the 'Airway' step?

• Check for chest movements
• Place the person on their side and clear any obstructions
• Perform a head tilt-chin lift
• Turn them onto their side and monitor their breathing

What should you do if a person responds to defibrillation?

• Continue performing CPR
• Stop all resuscitation efforts
• Administer medication
• Place them in the recovery position

What is the purpose of performing CPR?

• To keep the person breathing and help them survive until an ambulance arrives
• To check if the person is conscious or unconscious
• To send for help
• To clear the person's airway

How can you check if a person is breathing?

• By opening their mouth and looking inside
• By checking for chest movements
• By talking to them and shaking their shoulders
• By putting your hand on the lower part of their chest