WorksheetsFirst Aid & Water Safety
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
What are the 5 S’s of Sun Safety?
Slip, Slop, Slap, Seek, Slide
Slip, Smear, Scrub, Soak, Shade
Slip, Slop, Shield, Sit, Slide
What does "Slip" stand for in Sun Safety?
Slip into shade
Slip on a shirt
Slip on sunscreen
Slip on sunglasses
What does UV radiation do to the skin?
Keeps the skin healthy
Causes sunburn and skin damage
Helps skin grow faster
No effect on the skin
Which of the following is a water safety rule?
Ignore warning signs
Swim between flagged areas
Dive into shallow water
Always swim alone
What should you do if caught in a rip current?
Both B and C
Swim parallel to the shore until free
Swim directly back to shore
Wave your arms and yell for help
The DRSABCD action plan refers to the things you need to do immediately after an emergency...
What does the "D" in DRSABCD stand for?
Defend
Diagnosis
Defibrillation
Danger
When should you call for emergency services in a DRSABCD response?
After ensuring danger is clear
After checking for response
After sending for help
All of A, B and C
What is the correct ratio of chest compressions to rescue breaths in CPR?
10 compressions to 1 breath
30 compressions to 2 breaths
What is the safest method for rescuing someone from the water if you're on land?
Swim out to them
Throw them a buoyant object
Dive in immediately
Which of the following should you avoid when attempting a water rescue?
Staying calm and calling for help
Using objects like a rope or stick to assist the person
Entering the water if you’re not a strong swimmer
Throwing a flotation device
What should you do if someone is unconscious but breathing after being rescued from the water?
Perform CPR immediately
Place them in the recovery position and call for help
Leave them alone to rest
Why should you avoid swimming out to rescue someone unless you are trained?
They may panic and pull you underwater
It’s faster to wait for professional rescuers
The water could be too cold
Swimming is tiring, and you might not make it back
What should you do if you see someone struggling in the water while you're at the beach?
Call for a lifeguard immediately
Try to rescue them on your own
Swim out without any flotation devices
Walk away and assume someone else will help
