First Aid DRSABC

What is the first step in the DRSABCD procedure?

• Checking for breathing

  
  

• Checking for danger

• Performing CPR

• Using a defibrillator

When should you perform CPR in the DRSABCD procedure?

• After checking for danger

• After checking for response

• After checking for breathing

• After using a defibrillator

Why is it important to check if the person is responsive before sending for help?

• To make sure they are conscious and can tell you what happened

  
  

• To determine if they need CPR

• To know if they need an AED

• To see if they are breathing

What should you do if you are not trained in CPR?

• Call 000 immediately

  
  

• Perform rescue breaths only

• Only perform chest compressions until help arrives

• Use a defibrillator

When checking for a response in the DRSABC procedure, what should you do?

• • Shake the person and shout loudly

• • Call for an ambulance immediately

• • Start performing CPR right away

• • Leave the scene to get help

What is the purpose of checking the airway in the DRSABC procedure?

• • To ensure the person is comfortable

• • To make sure the person is breathing properly

• • To determine if the person can speak

• • To look for any visible injuries

What should you do if the person is breathing but unconscious?

• • Perform CPR

• • Place them in the recovery position

• • Send for help immediately

• • Wait and observe

Why is it important to check for danger before approaching an injured person?

• • To make sure the environment is safe for you and the injured person

• • To assess the person’s medical needs

• • To determine the severity of the injury

• • To find out if there are other people around

When you send for help in the DRSABC procedure, what information should you provide?

• • Your name and address only

• • The location of the incident and the type of the emergency

• • The type of injury only

• • The person’s medical history

What should you do if the person is not breathing and has no pulse?

• • Perform CPR immediately

• • Place them in the recovery position

• • Wait for medical help to arrive

• • Check for injuries