WorksheetsFloristry: LO3 D1 Understand First Aid Requirements
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the minimum requirement for a low-risk workplace in terms of first-aid arrangements?
Emergency services on call
A person appointed to take charge of first-aid arrangements
A trained first-aider
A first-aid box
What information must employers provide to their employees regarding first-aid arrangements?
Emergency contact numbers
Details of the trained first-aider
Location of the first-aid box
All of the above
Which workplaces are more likely to need a trained first-aider?
All workplaces
Low-risk workplaces
Workplaces with significant health risks
High-risk workplaces
What does the Primary Survey (initial assessment) in first-aid help detect?
Long-term health risks
Immediate threats to life
Minor injuries
Underlying health conditions
What does the acronym DRABC stand for in the Primary Survey?
Distress, Reaction, Assistance, Breathing, Circulation
Disaster, Rescue, Airway, Breathing, Compression
Danger, Response, Airway, Breathing, Compressions
Disease, Recovery, Assistance, Breathing, Circulation
When should a focused history and physical exam be performed in first-aid?
Before calling emergency services
During the Primary Survey
After the Secondary Survey
Before the Primary Survey
What does the secondary survey in first-aid focus on?
Entire body examination
Immediate life threats
Bleeding and fractures
Specific injury or medical complaints
What are the most common forms of occupational injuries?
Chemical, electrical, and heat-related injuries
Spine, hands, head, lungs, and skin injuries
Mishandling of heavy equipment and poor body mechanics
Burns, lacerations, fractures, and injuries to the eye
What are the common causes of injury in the workplace?
All of the above
Mishandling of heavy equipment
Failure of equipment to operate
Exposure to hazardous chemicals
Which of the following is NOT a common form of injury incurred in the workplace?
Burns
Lacerations
Injuries to the eye
Fractures
