WorksheetsFirst Aid and CPR Quiz
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 18mins
You would put someone in the recovery position if they were:
Breathing and conscious
Breathing and unconscious
Not breathing and conscious
Not breathing and unconscious
All of the above
You would begin CPR on a casualty if they were:
Breathing and conscious
Breathing and unconscious
Not breathing and unconscious
All of the above
The acronym RICER is used in first aid. What does the FIRST "R" stand for in RICER?
Rest
Run
Rotate
Relax
In the acronym RICER, what does the "I" stand for?
Ice
Injury
Inspect
Inject
What does the "C" in the acronym RICER represent?
Compress
Cut
Cover
Cool
In the acronym RICER, what does the "E" stand for?
Elevate
Exercise
Examine
Extend
What does the final "R" in the acronym RICER stand for?
Referral
Rest
Recover
Rehabilitate
The correct ratio for CPR is:
30 compressions : 2 breaths
15 compressions : 1 breath
20 compressions : 3 breaths
25 compressions : 2 breaths
The term used to describe the body experiencing over exposure to heat, causing an increase in body temperature is:
Hypothermia
Hyperthermia
Hypotonic
Hypo sonic
Outline three different parts of information you would provide an ambulance officer over the phone.
Your favorite color, the weather, your age
The location, the nature of the emergency, the number of people involved
The time, your mood, your last meal
Your name, your job, your pet's name
When following the DRSABCD method, what are the first three steps you should take in an emergency situation?
Danger, Response, Send for help
Response, Danger, Send for help
Send for help, Danger, Response
Danger, Send for help, Response
What is the primary purpose of the recovery position in first aid?
To prevent shock
To reduce pain
To stop bleeding
To keep the airway open
In the context of first aid, what does the "A" in DRSABCD stand for?
Apply
Alert
Airway
Assess
Categorise the following injuries as either a hard tissue or soft tissue injury
Tibia Fracture (shin bone)
Ruptured Achilles Tendon
Sprained Ankle
Hamstring Tear
Elbow Tendonitis (tennis elbow)
Knocked out Tooth
What is the number you call in Australia for an Ambulance?
131 HELP.
666.
911.
000.
What does the second D stand for in DRSABCD?
Danger
Defibrillation
Development
Decompression
What does the C stand for in DRSABCD?
Check for emergency services
Compression
CPR
Council of Resuscitation
What are some ways to check for a response from a person?
Ask the person to squeeze your hand.
Ask the person to open their eyes.
Squeeze the person's shoulders.
All of the above.
During CPR, when compressing an adult's chest we use:
Two hands.
One hand.
Two fingers.
One finger.
During CPR, when compressing an infant's chest we use:
Two hands.
One hand.
Two fingers.
One finger.
During CPR, when compressing an child's chest we use:
Two hands.
One hand.
Two fingers.
One finger.
In an emergency situation, it's important to prioritise treatment to ensure the best possible outcome for the injured person. Arrange the following in the correct order of treatment priority:
Breathing
Bleeding
Broken Bones/Burns
What is the first step you should take when you see someone who may need CPR?
Begin chest compressions immediately.
Check the scene for safety.
Give two rescue breaths.
Call the person's name to see if they respond.
Why should you treat breathing problems before bleeding or broken bones/burns in a first aid situation?
Breathing is essential for survival, and a lack of oxygen can cause brain damage or death within minutes
Broken bones are more painful, so they should be treated first
Stopping bleeding is always the first priority, no matter what
You should treat all injuries at the same time
How would you Rest the injury?
Lift the injury above the heart or hips
Do not move the injury or put weight on it.
Put a cold compress on the injury.
Use pressure or put a bandage on the injury.
How would you Elevate the injury?
Put a cold compress on the injury.
Lift the injury above the heart.
Do not move the injury or put weight on it.
Use pressure or put a bandage on the injury.
Which of the following are examples of overuse injuries? (Select two)
Stress fracture
Tennis elbow (elbow tendonitis)
Concussion
Dislocation
Which statement best describes the difference between direct and indirect injuries?
Direct injuries happen inside the body, while indirect injuries happen outside.
Direct injuries are caused by an external force, while indirect injuries happen due to internal forces like overstretching.
Direct injuries are always worse than indirect injuries.
Indirect injuries only happen in sports.
What is the best way to treat a mild sunburn?
Apply ice directly to the burn
Stay in the sun to build a tan
Apply cool compresses and after sun lotion (e.g., aloe vera)
Pop any blisters to help healing
You find an unconscious person on a bouncy castle, and they are not breathing. What should you do next?
Begin CPR immediately on the bouncy castle as you do not want to risk moving them
Move them to a firm, hard surface, call for an AED, and start 30 chest compressions followed by 2 rescue breaths and keep going until medical help arrives
Leave them on the bouncy castle and wait for emergency help
Try to wake them up by bouncing next to them
