WorksheetsFirst Aid Primary Survey
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is a primary survey?
Waking the casualty up
Commencing CPR
Q & A
The initial check carried out on a casualty
What is the purpose of DRSABCD?
A really catchy acronym
Help qualified individuals deliver first aid
Delivering first aid during an emergency
Tell others how to deliver first aid
What does "D" stand for?
Disaster
Danger
Dress the wound
Damage
What does "R" stand for?
Response
Race
Resuscitate
Ready
What does the "S" stand for in DRSABCD?
Support
Send for help
Send for others
Start CPR
What does "A" stand for?
Accident
Airway
Ambulance
Ankles
Which of the following is the correct technique used to open the casualty's airway?
Head-tilt Chin-lift
Look, Listen and Feel
Abdominal Thrust
Recovery Position
What does "B" stand for?
Brother
Black out
Broken
Breathing
To check for (a) , you need to look, listen & feel.
How long would you check for breathing on an unconscious casualty?
5 seconds
10 seconds
15 seconds
20 seconds
If breathing is normal, place the casualty in the __________ _________.
(a)
What does "C" stand for?
Cortisone
Clavicle
Chest
CPR
What does CPR actually stand for?
Cardio-pulse resusitation
Cardiopulmonary research
Can perform resuscitation
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
You need to perform CPR on a casualty, what is the correct procedure?
1 breath: 5 compressions
30 breaths: 2 compressions
30 Compressions: 2 breaths
30 compressions: 1 breath
When giving rescue breaths, how do you know you are breathing enough air into the casualty?
Watch for their skin to change colour
Just blow as hard as you can
Breathe until their chest rises
Check for an increased pulse rate
How far would you compress the chest of an adult during CPR?
1/4 of chest depth
1/2 of chest depth
1/3 of chest depth
3/4 of chest depth
When can you stop CPR ?
( You may choose more than one answer )
When the ambulance arrived
When you are exhausted
When the casualty turn conscious
When the passers-by ask you to stop
What does "D" stand for?
Dandruff
Doctor
DNA
Defibrillator
When you turn the (a) on, it will tell you what to do.
A defibrillator is used when you find a casualty in which of the following condition/s?
Not breathing, not moving, responding
Breathing, moving, not responding
Not moving, not breathing, not responding
Responding, breathing, not moving
Which injury is the priority – bleeding arm or broken leg?
Bleeding Arm
Broken Leg
If someone is unconscious that means they are?
Happy
Not waking up
Crying
Choking
What is Australia's emergency number?
112
999
000
911
