Accident and emergency

Which number should you call for emergency services in the UK?

• 888

• 999

• 1123

• 101

When discovering an injured person, what should you check first?

• If they have insurance

• Your own safety

• Their ID

• The accident book

Which of these should NOT be delayed when dealing with an electric shock victim?

• Telling their family

• Making sure the victim is disconnected from live supply

• Filling out paperwork

• Ordering new tools

Who should be contacted after giving first aid?

• The police only

• Emergency services if needed

• The local MP

• Nobody

What does RIDDOR stand for?

• Reporting of Internal Damages and Dangerous Operations Regulations

• Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations

• Registered Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Register

• Reporting Internal Duties and Data of Operations

What type of injury must be reported under RIDDOR?

• Minor cuts

• Fracture (except fingers, thumbs, toes)

• Paper cuts

• Headache

Which of these is a dangerous occurrence?

• A worker taking a day off sick with a cold

• Collapsing scaffolding

• A power tool breaking down during use without injury

• Minor cut treated with plaster

An accident book must be kept if you employ more than:

• A) 2 people

• B) 10 people

• C) 50 people

• D) 100 people

What is the minimum first aid provision required?

• Stocked kit, appointed person, info for employees

• Fully qualified doctor on site at all times

• Ambulance always present

• On-site pharmacy

When must first aid supplies be replaced?

• Never

• As soon as they are used

• Every 5 years

• Only if missing