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XMAS Recap

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What acronym may be used when conducting a primary survey in an emergency situation?

a)

FAST test

b)

SAMPLE

c)

DRS ABC

d)

SOCRATES

2.

How much time should you spend when checking if someone is breathing and how many times would you expect to see the person breathe in and out?

a)

15 seconds, 2x breathing

b)

10 seconds, breathing 2x

c)

5 seconds, breathing 1x

d)

5 seconds, breathing 2x

3.

Why should you put an unresponsive person into recovery position?

a)

Most comfortable position for patient to lie in

b)

Changes in condition can be easily observed

c)

Maintains open airway

d)

Blood circulates better around the body

4.

SCENARIO: you see a helper-elf on the ground, slumped against the wall. Upon approaching and addressing them, they do not acknowledge you. It's only when you squeeze their trapezium that they move slightly, mumbling something incoherent about presents.

What is their ACVPU score?

a)

A

b)

C

c)

V

d)

P

e)

U

5.

What is the difference between a cardiac arrest and a heart attack?

a)

Cardiac arrest = electrical problem; heart attack = blocked coronary arteries

b)

Cardiac arrest = blocked coronary arteries; heart attack = electrical problem

c)

Cardiac arrest = blood enters heart chambers; heart attack = too much blood rushes into the heart at once

d)

Cardiac arrest = blood leaks from the heart chambers; heart attack = blood carries toxic components back to heart

6.

When can/should you use an AED in case of an emergency situation where a person's heart has stopped beating?

a)

Heart attack

b)

Angina attack

c)

Cardiac arrest

d)

Whenever the heart has stopped beating

7.

Choose the right options: Angina is LOCALISED/GENERALISED pain in the chest due to EXCESSIVE/INSUFFICIENT blood supply to the heart muscle, caused by the WIDENING/NARROWING of the arteries.

(a)  

8.

Name three types of burns.

4 lines
9.

When should you get a burn reviewed by a clinician?

a)

When an adult has a chemical burn

b)

When an adult has a burn to the face

c)

When a child has a superficial burn on their leg.

d)

When an adult has a superficial burn larger than 5% of their body's surface area

10.

What should you do if a person has frostbite on their hands?

a)

Rub their hands to encourage blood flow

b)

Immerse their hands in hot water to thaw their hands asap

c)

Have them avoid much movement and raise limbs to reduce swelling

d)

Warm their skin, even if you cannot keep it warm

11.

What is the difference between a sprain and a strain?

a)

Sprains affects ligaments

b)

Strains affect tendons or muscles

c)

Both options above are correct

d)

Sprains affect tendons or muscles

12.

What should you do when treating someone with a dislocated shoulder?

a)

Let the patient drink and eat to calm down

b)

Pop the bone back into its socket

c)

Remove bracelets, rings and watches

d)

Immobilise the injured area

13.

Silly Santa underestimated the weight of one of his presents, stumbled and fell against a shelf, which has collapsed over him, crushing his leg. What do you do?

a)

Check the surroundings for further danger - I don't want to celebrate Xmas in hospital!

b)

Free him asap! Christmas can't be cancelled because of this!

c)

Free him, if he has been crushed for less than 20 minutes. The elves can patch him up in no time!

d)

Not move him, if he's been crushed for more than 15 minutes, call the emergency elves and pray that Xmas will still occur

14.

How do you test whether someone's having a stroke?

a)

Ask them to smile and see if the smile is symmetrical

b)

See if they can both arms out in front of them on an equal level

c)

Hit their knees and see if there is a reflex-movement

d)

See if they can walk in a straight line

15.

The disaster at the North Pole hasn't stopped: Rudolph has spotted a bush with delicious berries. When he attempts to get them, a twig pokes him right in the eye.

What do you do?

a)

Rush him to the emergency elves - there is nothing you can do here, oh what a disaster indeed

b)

Put a sterile dressing over his eye, if he can keep it closed - maybe he can still lead the reindeers through the night with one good eye?

c)

Try to wash out any imbedded splinters, if there are any, washing from the inner corner outwards and hope for the best

d)

Find someone to replace him in terms of leading Santa's sled.

16.

How many back blows do you give to someone who is choking?

a)

5

b)

10

c)

2

d)

7

17.

What should you do when someone's having an asthma attack?

a)

Get them drink something

b)

Lie patient down

c)

Give them their inhaler

d)

Keep the patient calm

18.

What should you not do when someone is having a seizure?

a)

Make a note of when it has started

b)

Protect casualty from hurting themselves

c)

Restrain their movements

d)

Put padding underneath their head for protection

19.

What is the difference between a compression and a concussion?

a)

Compression = brain bruise resulting from mild head trauma

b)

Concussion = brain bruise resulting from mild head trauma

c)

Concussion = abnormally decreased pressure in the brain

d)

Compression = abnormally increased pressure in the brain

20.

Draw us a Christmas scene!