WorksheetsFAW conditions 2
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
how would you recognise a casualty having a suspected epileptic seizure ?
face drooping to one side , arm weakness , balance and vison issues
distressed and difficulty breathing, wheezy , may lead to unconsciousness
sudden collapse, rigid body , noisy breathing , jerking movements and potential loss of body functions
chest pain spreading out to the left arm, sense of impending doom
How would you recognise that someone was having an angina attack ?
chest painwhich may spread to the arms, neck or jaw
may complain of acne
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Face that has drooped
How should we administer first aid to someone with a suspected stroke ?
take them away from cause , sit them upright and allow to take medication
call 999/112, make them comfortable, calm and reassure
sit them in the W position, give medication , be prepared for them to collapse and do CPR
make a space around the casualty , put something under the head , loosen tight clothing , maintain the casulties dignity
How would you administer first aid for someone who is fainting?
lower to the floor if possible
sit them up
calm and reassure them
lower to the floor if possible , lit their legs up , monitor airways and breathing
cool the burn for 20 minutes under running water
call 999 immediately , ask for the AED
treatment for a hypoglycaemia (low blood sugar) includes
ask if they are asthmatic and have they eaten recently
give them sugar
if they don't respond to the puffers call 999
do not give them sugar ever
Management of someone having an angina attack would be
sit them in the W position and allow to rest
allow them to take their medication(GTN)
if the pain doesn't go away withing 3-8 minutes call 999
raise their head , allow to rest be prepared to do CPR
take to hospital regardless of the pain , sit them upright allow to rest and take their medication ,
sit the down raise the legs, monitor and ask for an AED
Which of these are common triggers for allergic reactions ?(tick all that apply)
nuts
kiwi
seafood
chocolate
Administering first aid for someone suffering from heat stroke ?
call 999, wrap them up , give fluids, monitor the casualty
call 999, take to a cool place, rapidly cool by putting them in a cold shower, wrap in a wet sheet . Monitor
call 999, place In front of a fire , monitor
make them comfortable, reassure and calm them, call 999
to administer first aid for someone suffering and asthma attack you would?
sit them down, calm and reassure them, call 999, coach their breathing
sit in the W position give medication GTN and monitor
Lie them down , allow then to take their medication monitor them
Sit them upright, allow then to take their medication , 1 puff every 30 seconds- 1min up to 10 puffs if no relief call 999 , monitor them
Recognition of some one having a suspected stroke would be
dizzy confused, nausea and vomiting
face drooping, arm weakness, slurred speech or lack of understanding ,
balance or vision difficulties
chest pain radiating down the arms, pins and needles in the arms, face drooping
suddenly collapses to the floor not breathing
