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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does C in St.John's DRSABCD action plan stand for?
CardioPulmonary Resuscitation
CirculatoryPulmonary Resuscitation
CardioPulmonary Rustication
CardiacPulmonary Rustication
What are the things you should look out for when you are checking for the casualty's breathing?
look, listen, leave
look, listen, feel
look, listen, smell
look, listen, breathe
What is the rate of compression when performing CPR?
100-120 per minute
100-120 per hour
100-130 per minute
100-128 per minute
What song can you use as a reference to gauge the rate of compression?
Staying alive - Bees Gees
Slaying alive - Bees Gees
Staying afloat - Bees Gees
Staying alive - Bees Greese
Why is CPR important?
Increase chances of casualty's survival
Can help 'buy time' while waiting for paramedics to arrive
Casualty's survival depends greatly on bystander's reaction
All of the above
The St John's DRSABCD is a vital aid in
assessing whether the casualty is proactive
assessing whether the casualty is undergoing any life threatening conditions
assessing whether the casualty is able to respond fully
assessing whether the casualty is able proceed with daily activities
CPR aims to
keep blood and oxygen flowing through the digestive system when a person's heart and breathing have stopped
keep blood and oxygen flowing through the body when a person's heart and breathing have stopped
keep blood and oxygen flowing through the skeletal system when a person's heart and breathing have stopped
None of the above
Where do you position your hand on casualty's body before performing compression?
Breastbone
Radius
Ulna
Pelvis
What is the sequence when opening up the casualty's airway?
Pinch nose, Tilt Head backwards by lifting the chin
Cover nose, Tilt Head Sideways by pushing the cheek
Pinch Chin, Tilt head forwards, lifting the nose
Pinch Nose, Tilt head backwards by lifting the ears
What do you do when casualty is still unresponsive after doing CPR?
Continue with CPR, wait for family members to arrive on scene
Stop CPR, wait for paramedics to arrive and attend to casualty professionally
Continue with CPR until paramedics arrive
Stop CPR, call 911, begin CPR again and take a rest when required
