Floristry: LO3 D1 Understand First Aid Requirements

What is the minimum requirement for a low-risk workplace in terms of first-aid arrangements?

• Emergency services on call

• A person appointed to take charge of first-aid arrangements

• A trained first-aider

• A first-aid box

What information must employers provide to their employees regarding first-aid arrangements?

• Emergency contact numbers

• Details of the trained first-aider

• Location of the first-aid box

• All of the above

Which workplaces are more likely to need a trained first-aider?

• All workplaces

• Low-risk workplaces

• Workplaces with significant health risks

• High-risk workplaces

What does the Primary Survey (initial assessment) in first-aid help detect?

• Long-term health risks

• Immediate threats to life

• Minor injuries

• Underlying health conditions

What does the acronym DRABC stand for in the Primary Survey?

• Distress, Reaction, Assistance, Breathing, Circulation

• Disaster, Rescue, Airway, Breathing, Compression

• Danger, Response, Airway, Breathing, Compressions

• Disease, Recovery, Assistance, Breathing, Circulation

When should a focused history and physical exam be performed in first-aid?

• Before calling emergency services

• During the Primary Survey

• After the Secondary Survey

• Before the Primary Survey

What does the secondary survey in first-aid focus on?

• Entire body examination

• Immediate life threats

• Bleeding and fractures

• Specific injury or medical complaints

What are the most common forms of occupational injuries?

• Chemical, electrical, and heat-related injuries

• Spine, hands, head, lungs, and skin injuries

• Mishandling of heavy equipment and poor body mechanics

• Burns, lacerations, fractures, and injuries to the eye

What are the common causes of injury in the workplace?

• All of the above

• Mishandling of heavy equipment

• Failure of equipment to operate

• Exposure to hazardous chemicals

Which of the following is NOT a common form of injury incurred in the workplace?

• Burns

• Lacerations

• Injuries to the eye

• Fractures