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Injury Managements

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the "S" stand for in DRSABCD?

a)

Support

b)

Send for help

c)

Send for others

d)

Start CPR

2.

The first step in DRSABCD is to check for (a)   .

3.

To check for (a)   , you need to look, listen & feel.

4.

What does the "S" stand for in DRSABCD?

a)

Support

b)

Send for help

c)

Send for others

d)

Start CPR

5.

What does "A" stand for?

a)

Accident

b)

Airway

c)

Ambulance

d)

Ankles

6.

What does "B" stand for?

a)

Brother

b)

Black out

c)

Broken

d)

Breathing

7.

What is the correct order of the Primary Survey?

a)

DRSBACD

b)

DRABCD

c)

DRSABCD

d)

DSRACBD

8.

What would you use to check an injury if it is not an emergency?

a)

DRS ABC

b)

PRICE

c)

TOTAPS

9.

Which one is not part of TOTAPS?

a)

Touch

b)

Talk

c)

Active Movement

d)

Shout

10.

How would you Rest the injury?

a)

Stop it from getting hurt more.

b)

Do not move the injury or put weight on it.

c)

Put a cold compress on the injury.

d)

Use pressure or put a bandage on the injury.

e)

Lift the injury above the heart.

11.

How would you Elevate the injury?

a)

Put a cold compress on the injury.

b)

Lift the injury above the heart.

c)

Do not move the injury or put weight on it.

d)

Use pressure or put a bandage on the injury.

e)

Stop it from getting hurt more.

12.

What does RICER stand for?

a)

Rest, immobilise, compression, elevation, referral

b)

Respond, ice, compression, elevation, review

c)

Rest, ice, compression, emergency, referral

d)

Rest, ice, compression, elevation, referral

13.

When do you use C.O.W.S.

a)

When you call for help

b)

When checking for response

c)

When checking if they are breathing

d)

When checking if it is a soft tissue injury

14.

What does the S stand for in C.O.W.S.

a)

smooth

b)

sing

c)

squeeze

d)

stroke

15.

What does T stand for in S.T.O.P.

a)

treat the injury

b)

tie the the injured person down

c)

talk to the injured person

d)

tell the person to walk it off