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WorksheetsHealth and Safety Factor in Outdoor Learning
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is the First Action advised when attempting to give first aid
Check for Bleeding
Check for Danger
Check for an Airway
Check for a Response
The aim of first aid is to:
Preserve the activity
Prevent outdoor activities shutting down
Preserve Life
Promote recovery
All First Aid kits should be fit for
(a)
The top life saving piece on kit to take outdoors on activity is...
Drawing pin
Carry Mat
Goggles
Gloves
International distress signal is
1 long blast on a whistle
2 long blasts on the a whistle
4 short blasts on a whistle
6 short blast on a whistle
How do risk assessment promote safety?
Raise awareness of hazards
Assess severity and probability of risk
Place measures to reduce activity to an acceptable level of risk
Inform instructors what, when and where to act
How do risk assessment raise awareness of specific risks
Identifying when to lunch
Identifying control measures
Identifying Hazards
Identifying safety actions
What must be included in a Control Measure to ensure safety?
Who should take responsibility of safety action
When safety action must happen
Where safety actions should happen
What safety action must happen
Before an instructors departs for the mountains what should they have done in case of an emergency?
Packed chocolate
Inspected everyones bags
Left a responsible person with route card including what time expected to return
Bought everyone pizza
If something goes wrong on the mountains what needs to happen fast?
Everyone needs to eat
First aid needs to be given
Team need to be briefed on what heppening
Send for help
When prioritising your decisions in an emergency who comes first
Victim
Team
Self
Equipment
Why is filling out a casualty Report Form really helpful
Acts to record and guide critical actions
Logs the time
Helps to monitor vital signs
Logs location of accident
