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NPLQ On-going Training 2. Feb/ Aug

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1.8 PSOP. What does PSOP stand for?

a)

Pool Safety Opening Procedure

b)

Pool Safety Operating Procedure

c)

Pool Swimming Operating Programme

d)

Party Starts On Poolside

2.

1.9 Other Policies and Procedures. Match the policy to what information it contains.

a)

Safeguarding

1.

Protecting children, vulnerable adults, young people and their families

b)

Equality and Diversity

2.

Ensuring all individuals and groups are treated fairly and equally.

c)

Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

3.

Support is given after an incident or accident.

d)

Admissions

4.

Children under 8 must be supervised by an adult.

e)

Environment

5.

Showers and taps automatically turn off to not waste water.

3.

2.6 Risk Assessment. Match what you would find in a risk assessment with its correct definition.

a)

Hazard

1.

Something with the potential to cause harm

b)

Risk

2.

How likely it is that harm will actually be caused

c)

Control Measure

3.

Something that is put in place to prevent the hazard causing harm

4.

2.8 Common Features or Hazards in a pool environment. Match the hazard example with the correct category.

a)

Premises and Utilities

1.

Glare and reflection

b)

People

2.

High risk swimmers

c)

Task and Activity

3.

Gala set up

5.

1.16.3 Choking adult. Put the steps in order for the correct treatment.

a)

Ask if they are choking

b)

Encourage to cough

c)

Give up to 5 back blows

d)

Give up to 5 abdominal thrusts

e)

Call 999

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6.

1.16.4 Choking infant. What can you not do on a choking infant?

a)

Back blows

b)

Abdominal thrusts

7.

1.6 Cardiac arrest. Is cardiac arrest the same as a heart attack?

a)

Yes

b)

No

8.

1.7 Principles of airway management. How can you ensure an unconscious casualty has an open airway?

a)

Head tilt and chin lift

b)

Tilt the head back

c)

Lift up the chin

9.

1.10 & 1.13 more than one rescuer and CPR. When performing CPR as a team what should you do?

a)

Swap over every 2 minutes

b)

Use a pocket mask

c)

Both apply the AED together

d)

One does all the compressions and the other does all the breaths

10.

2.7 What should be included with an AED?

a)

Spare battery

b)

Spare pads (in-date)

c)

Razor

d)

Towel (if a wet environment)

e)

Oxygen cylinder

11.

2.1 What is the correct placement of AED pads for an adult?

a)
b)
12.

2.1 What is the correct placement of AED pads for a 12 year old?

a)
b)
13.

2.5 What is the correct placement of AED pads for a 6 year old?

a)
b)
14.

3.12 - 3.12.4 Breathing problems. Match the auto-injectors with the correct picture.

a)
1.

Emerade

b)
2.

EpiPen

c)
3.

Jext

15.

3.13 Dressings and bandages. Match the dressings and bandages to the correct treatment picture.

a)
1.

Triangular bandage

b)
2.

Large dressing

c)
3.

Medium dressing

d)
4.

Small dressing

e)
5.

Eye dressing

16.

3.14 Match the type of wound with the picture

a)
1.

Contusion

b)
2.

Puncture

c)
3.

Abrasion

d)
4.

Laceration

e)
5.

Incision

17.

3.15 Splinters. When can you not remove a splinter?

a)

Difficult to remove

b)

Goes very deep

c)

Lies over a joint

d)

A large embedded object

e)

It is dirty

18.

3.16 Burns and scalds. What is the correct treatment for burns and scalds?

a)

Run under cool running water for at least 20 minutes

b)

Run under cool running water for at least 10 minutes

c)

Run under cold water for at least 10 minutes

d)

Run under cold water for at least 20 minutes

19.

1.6.1 Defensive block. Put the statements in the correct order for keeping yourself safe with a defensive block.

a)

Using both hands, push the torpedo buoy into the casualty's chest

b)

The casualty will grasp the torpedo buoy

c)

Distance yourself from the casualty by holding the strap

d)

Communicate and reassure the casualty

e)

Tow to a safe point of support

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
20.

1.6.2 General principles of escape. If a casualty grabs you instead of the rescue equipment, how do you escape? Put the statements in the right order.

a)

Hold your breath

b)

Tuck your chin into your chest to protect your throat

c)

Allow yourself to submerge

d)

If the casualty does not let go, push against their body with your arms and legs

e)

Try and release the casualty's grip

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
21.

1.6.3 Separating multiple casualties. If you have to separate two casualties without a torpedo buoy what should you do?

a)

Grasp the uppermost casualty from behind and push away the other

b)

Grasp the lower casualty from behind and push away the other

22.

1.7 Match the rescue equipment

a)
1.

Torpedo buoy

b)
2.

Throwbag

c)
3.

Pool noodle

d)
4.

Reach pole

e)
5.

Kickboard