The chain of survival does not impact upon a patient surviving a life threating injury, it is more important to call for emergency help straight away?

An AED is a compact portable device that shocks a unresponsive, non breathing patient. The shock is given to STOP the heart?

The universal sign for an Automated External Defibrillator is a Red Square with a small cross and lighting bolt?

CPR is immediately provided to a patient that is responsive and Non Breathing?

When performing chest compressions the heel of the hands are placed on the centre of the patients chest and a rate of 60 compressions per minute is used?

When analyzing a patients breathing the acronym RES-Q is used, Regular, Effortless, Smooth & Quiet?

A patient is bleeding from an extremely deep cut, the blood is bright red and surging from the wound. This is arterial bleeding and most be stopped by elevating the limb?

If the patient is responding and breathing normally, you must place them into the recovery position as soon as possible, just in case they vomit?

It is essential that the airways are kept open, tilt the head forwards and chin down to open, this allows air to pass in and out easily?

When checking for patient responsiveness, ask 'what happened, may I help? Tap and gentle shake the patients shoulder, ask again 'are you all right'?

The N in Scene Survey stands for Normal Breathing and you must then place the nonresponsive patient into the 'recovery postion'?

When placing a patient into the recovery position, you must always roll the patient away from you, so that if they vomit, it does not go on you?

The CARE cycle is used to continually monitor the scene and the patient until the emergency services arrive to take over?

In 'Scene Survey' the first E stands for exposure protection, it helps eliminate the risk of infection for communicable diseases from the patient?

In many instances of major bleeding, the bodies process of clotting will cause the blood to stop flowing in six to ten minutes on its own?

If a patient has under gone a heavy fall and is complaining of server pain in the shoulder, it is important to immobilize and support the injured arm with a sling?

First Aid is simply the process of making common sense decisions in the best interest of the patient and takes the place of paramedics and doctors?

A patient can offer signs and symptoms of an incident. Diagnosis in not important, it is more important to recognize that the individual needs help?

In the choking situation, if the patient can answer 'YES' to the question 'are you choking', you may proceed with back blows and then if needed abdominal thrusts?