WorksheetsFirst Aid (A) 2022 (HJW)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which are aims of First Aid?
Promote recovery
Preserve Life
Medical treatment
Alleviate suffering
Where are the AED's in KGV?
Nurse
Staff Room
Foyer
Hall
When would you use LIONEL and what does it stand for?
The primary survey is a quick way to find out if your casualty has any life-threatening conditions in order of priority.
True
False
What is the goal of DR ABC and what does it stand for?
When assessing breathing, we do this for:
10 seconds
20 seconds
15 seconds
30 seconds
You place a casualty in the recovery position when they are:
Responsive, breathing normally
Unresponsive, Not breathing normally
Responsive, not breathing normally
Unresponsive, breathing normally
What is the first and last step of placing someone in the recovery position?
Placing their hand on their cheek and rolling them onto their side
Arm closest to you at 90 degrees and Tilting their head back
Arm closest to you at 90 degrees and moving their top leg off their bottom leg
Placing their hand on their cheek, making sure their arm is at 90 degrees
Communication with a responsive casualty is extremely important. What are some examples of symptoms they may experience?
Nausea, dizziness, pain
Vomit, sweating, dizziness
Shaking, Urination, Nausea
Pain, vomit, sweating
Give an example of how you would use a bystander:
Assessing responsiveness can be done by checking:
Their alertness, response to your voice, response to gentle shake of shoulders
Their body position, response to your voice, hard pinch of shoulders
Their body position, response to your yelling, shaking of their shoulders
Their alertness, response to your voice, lightly kicking their legs
What is the most common obstruction of the airway?
Food
Vomit
The tongue
Water
We begin CPR when the casualty is:
Unresponsive and breathing normally
Unresponsive and not breathing normally
Responsive and not breathing normally
Responsive and breathing normally
The depth of each chest compression should be:
7-8cm
4-6cm
5-6cm
6-7cm
The rate of chest compressions should be:
120-130 bpm
100-130 bpm
110-130 bpm
100-120 bpm
Which of the following is a reason to stop CPR:
You need food
You need water
The casualty starts to breathe
You become tired
The earlier we recognize what the casualty needs, the better their chances are:
True
False
When using an AED, does it matter which pad goes on which side?
No
Yes
When needing to perform CPR, you need to get an AED as soon as possible:
False
True
Your friend was eating their sandwich when they tripped on a tree root whilst jogging along the Jungle Trail. They clutch their throat and can't talk. What would you do?
