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WorksheetsSteps for emergency response/accident management
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
What are the sample of emergencies
Fire
Explosion
Chemical spillage
All the above answers are true
A possible emergency response plan sequence might be:
a)Stop! Survey the scene
b)Primary survey
c)Shock management
d)Secondary survey
e)Patient care and monitoring
f)Documentation/accident report forms
a)Stop! Survey the scene
b)Secondary survey
c)Shock management
d)Primary survey
e)Patient care and monitoring
f)Documentation/accident report forms
a)Shock management
b)Primary survey
c)Survey the scene
d)Secondary survey
e)Patient care and monitoring
f)Documentation/accident report forms
a)Stop! Survey the scene
b)Primary survey
c)Shock management
d)Secondary survey
e)Patient care and monitoring
f)Survey the documentation
Which two phone numbers will reach the emergency services (Perth, WA)?
122
000
112
000
911
000
999
000
What is the immediate care given until professional medics or a Doctor can arrive at an accident or sudden illness?
Help
First Aid
CPR
Emergency
What is the first step in the primary survey?
Response
Airway
CPR/ Circulation
Send/ Shout
Danger
What is the second step in the primary survey?
Response
Airway
CPR/ Circulation
Send/ Shout
Danger
What is the third step in the primary survey?
Breathing
Danger
CPR/ Circulation
Send/ Shout
Airway
What should you do if something is stuck in the Airway?
Check for Breathing
Remove whatever is stuck
Put them in the recovery position
What are the steps for the 'primary survey'?
Danger
Response
Recovery position
Airways
Breathing
Circulation
Disability
Exposure
Danger
CPR
Send
Airways
Breathing
Circulation
Disability
Exposure
Danger
Response
Send
Airways
Breathing
Circulation
Disability
Exposure
Danger
Response
Send
Airways
Breathing
Vitals
Disability
Exposure
What is the main aim of First Aid?
To perform CPR
Preserve Life
To call 000
Placing a casualty in recovery position while help arrives
What does the S stand for in DRSABCD
Start CPR
Signal Ambulance/Police
Send for help
Stop the casualty from moving
Which casualty should be treated first under priority assessment?
A casualty with a compound fracture in the arm
A casualty who is walking around disorientated
An unconscious casualty without a pulse
A conscious casualty who is bleeding severely from the head
When assessing danger, you should consider this order:
Yourself, Others, The Casualty
Casualty, The Others, Yourself
Yourself, The Casualty, Others
The order doesn't matter
What is the ration of compressions to breaths when performing CPR?
10:2
2:30
2:10
30:2
CPR should continue until
Signs of life return
Qualified help arrives and takes over
It is impossible to continue
All of the above
Infants DO NOT require a head tilt when performing CPR.
True
False
What chest depth should compressions reach when performing CPR?
1/2
1/3
1/4
What is the first aid priority order?
Breeding
Bleeding
Burns
Breaks
Breathing
Bleeding
Braces
Breaks
Breathing
Bleeding
Burns
Breaks
Breathing
Bleeding
Burns
Bruises
In Secondary Survey, SAMPLE acronym allows a first aider to remember and perform the steps more easily.
True
False
The 'A' in the secondary survey acronym 'SAMPLE' stands for what component?
(a)
The 'M' in the secondary survey acronym 'SAMPLE' stands for what component?
Muscles
Manipulation
Measles
Medications
The 'L' in the secondary survey acronym 'SAMPLE' stands for what component?
Last in's and outs
Lungs
Lower body
Light sensitivity
The 'S' in the secondary survey acronym 'SAMPLE' stands for what component?
Send
Signs and symptoms
Swelling
Significant events
The 'P' in the secondary survey acronym 'SAMPLE' stands for what component?
Present condition
Pulmonary circulation
Past medical history
Palpitations
The 'E' in the secondary survey acronym 'SAMPLE' stands for what component?
Epilepsy
Enter and record documents
Eating
Events leading up to
