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WorksheetsDRSABCD
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
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Class
Date
1.
When checking for the "R" (Response) in DRSABCD, what should you do?
a)
Begin chest compressions immediately
b)
Ask if they can hear you, to open their eyes, for their name and if they can squeeze your hand.
c)
Ask them if they feel sick
d)
Move their limbs
2.
What does the "A" in DRSABCD represent?
a)
Administer first aid
b)
Assess the injury
c)
Activate emergency services
d)
Airway
3.
What actions should you take if the casualty is unresponsive and breathing?
a)
Sit them up and wait for the ambulance
b)
Put them into the recovery position and monitor until the ambulance arrives
c)
Tilt their head back to clear the airway
d)
Start performing CPR
4.
In the DRSABCD procedure, what does the "D" for "Defibrillation" entail?
a)
Applying an ice pack to a sprained area
b)
Administering pain relief medication
c)
Checking the casualty's blood pressure
d)
Using an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) if available
5.
Why is it important to start CPR as soon as possible if the casualty is not breathing or only gasping?
a)
To prevent the casualty from biting their tongue
b)
To increase blood flow to the brain
c)
To relieve pain and discomfort
d)
To reduce the risk of infection
6.
When should you call for emergency help during the DRSABCD process?
a)
Once you've started CPR
b)
Before checking for danger
c)
Once you have completed all the other steps
d)
Once you've determined the casualty's response
7.
What is the "B" step in DRSABCD?
a)
Breathing
b)
Bandage the wound
c)
Bone setting
d)
Bleeding control
8.
What is the purpose of checking for danger in the DRSABCD procedure?
a)
To identify potential witnesses
b)
To avoid wasting time
c)
To prevent harm to yourself and others
d)
To assess the casualty's condition
9.
What does the "D" in DRSABCD stand for?
a)
Diagnosis
b)
Disinfect the area
c)
Dial for help
d)
Danger
10.
What action should you take if the casualty is unresponsive and not breathing?
a)
Apply pressure to stop bleeding
b)
Apply a cold pack to the injury
c)
Start performing CPR
d)
Tilt their head back to clear the airway
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