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Year 9 First Aid Revision

Total questions: 74

Worksheet time: 2hrs 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of DRSABCD?

a)

A really catchy acronym

b)

Help qualified individuals deliver first aid

c)

Delivering first aid during an emergency

d)

Tell others how to deliver first aid

2.

What does the "S" stand for in DRSABCD?

a)

Support

b)

Send for help

c)

Send for others

d)

Start CPR

3.

You need to perform CPR on a casualty, what is the correct procedure?

a)

1 breath: 5 compressions

b)

30 breaths: 2 compressions

c)

30 Compressions: 2 breaths

d)

30 compressions: 1 breath

4.

When giving rescue breaths, how do you know you are breathing enough air into the casualty?

a)

Watch for their skin to change colour

b)

Just blow as hard as you can

c)

Breathe until their chest rises

d)

Check for an increased pulse rate

5.

Which statement is FALSE regarding when it is ok to stop performing CPR on a casualty?

a)

When qualified help arrives and takes over

b)

When somebody tells you to

c)

The casualty starts breathing normally

d)

You become physically unable to continue

6.

What does CPR actually stand for?

a)

Cardio-pulse resusitation

b)

Cardiopulmonary research

c)

Can perform resuscitation

d)

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

7.

What does AED stand for?

a)

Automated Ear Dispenser

b)

Automated Electronic Defibrillator

c)

Automated External Defibrillator

d)

Automatic Electronic Defibrillator

8.

What is the saying used to help check if a person is breathing?

a)

Look, Listen, Feel

b)

Listen, Look, Feel

c)

Check, Squeeze, Ask

d)

Look, Listen, Touch

9.

Which injury is the priority – bleeding arm or broken leg?

a)

Bleeding Arm

b)

Broken Leg

10.

How far would you compress the chest of an adult during CPR?

a)

1/4 of chest depth

b)

1/2 of chest depth

c)

1/3 of chest depth

d)

3/4 of chest depth

11.

How long would you check for breathing on an unconscious casualty?

a)

5 seconds

b)

10 seconds

c)

15 seconds

d)

20 seconds

12.

What is a primary survey?

a)

Waking the casualty up

b)

Commencing CPR

c)

Q & A

d)

The initial check carried out on a casualty

13.

Which is NOT a treatment for a snake bite?

a)

DRSABCD

b)

Get the casualty to keep moving

c)

Apply a pressure bandage

d)

Apply a tourniquet

14.

A defibrillator is used when you find a casualty in which of the following condition/s?

a)

Not breathing, not moving, responding

b)

Breathing, moving, not responding

c)

Not moving, not breathing, not responding

d)

Responding, breathing, not moving

15.

The guideline for performing C.P.R. with an AED available is?

a)

2 minutes CPR before turning on AED

b)

1 shock followed by observation of casualty for 2 minutes

c)

2 rescue breaths follwed by 1 min CPR, then apply AED pads

d)

Turn on AED ASAP and follow voice prompts

16.

In the first minute of using a defibrillator, what percentage survival rate do you have?

a)

50%

b)

25%

c)

70%

d)

82%

17.

How deep do the chest compressions for CPR need to be (adult)

a)

3-4 cm

b)

6-7 cm

c)

4-5 cm

d)

5-6 cm

18.

When unable to perform CPR due to physical fatigue, what should you do?

a)

Leave the patient unattended and search for help.

b)

Stop performing CPR, regain energy and continue.

c)

Stop performing CPR altogether.

19.
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
20.
What does the "A" in DRSABCD represent?
a)
Administer first aid
b)
Assess the injury
c)
Activate emergency services
d)
Airway
21.
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
22.
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
23.
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
24.
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
25.
What is the "B" step in DRSABCD?
a)
Breathing
b)
Bandage the wound
c)
Bone setting
d)
Bleeding control
26.
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
27.
What does the "D" in DRSABCD stand for?
a)
Diagnosis
b)
Disinfect the area
c)
Dial for help
d)
Danger
28.
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
29.

You and your friends are packing lunch to take with you to the beach. While cutting up some fresh strawberries, the knife slips out of your friend, Kate's hand and drops directly on her barefoot. Kate is in a lot of pain and blood is starting to cover the floor. What should you treat her for?

a)

Shock

b)

Bleeding

c)

Burn

d)

Fracture

30.

You are helping cook the potatoes for Thanksgiving dinner. While boiling the water, you notice the pot starting to bubble over so you rush to the stove and move the pot off of the burner. You didn’t realize how hot the handles would be so you set the pot down quickly, causing some of the water to splash on your arm. You notice your skin immediately turning a deep red where the water splashed and it is very painful. What should you do?

a)

Cool the burn by running your arm under cold water

b)

Place ice directly on the burn

c)

Pop the blister that forms

31.

Simon is enjoying a meal out when suddenly a person a few tables away starts to look in distress and is clutching at their neck. Simon recognizes this as

a)

as sign they do not like their meal

b)

they need absolutely need CPR

c)

the universal sign for choking

d)

they are in shock

32.

Tim and his brother Benny are involved in a car accident. The brothers get out of their car to assess the damage and see someone in the car behind them with a very serious head injury. When Tim looks over at his brother, Benny turns very pale before falling to the ground. What should Benny be treated for?

a)

Shock

b)

Fracture

c)

Bleeding

d)

CPR

33.

You are trying a new fitness class at the local YMCA when a man suddenly drops to the ground. When you first check for signs of life, he appears to be breathing. After a few moments, his breathing begins to fade until it is no longer present. What do you do?

a)

Immediately begin CPR compressions

b)

Direct someone in the class to call 9-1-1.

c)

Assume someone else knows CPR and walk away.

d)

Tap the man on the shoulder and loudly ask "Are you OK?"

34.

While playing 4-square outside, your little brother dives to save the ball and scrapes his knee on the black-top causing a scrape. When cleaning out his wound, it is important to remember to:

a)

Cover it with a band-aid ASAP

b)

Start from the outside of the scrape and clean across from left to right

c)

Tell him to rub some dirt on it

d)

Start from the inside and work your way out

35.

Your older sister, Betty, has decided to challenge your brother to an arm wrestling competition. After a tough battle, the competition takes a turn for the worst. You hear a scream from the living room and go in to see Betty sitting in the chair with her right arm hanging down, limp, and obviously deformed. What should you do?

a)

Move her arm to see if it is really broken.

b)

Tell her that is the grossest thing you have ever seen.

c)

Find a pillow to support her wrist and seek medical attention ASAP.

d)

Tell her to run her arm under cold water to help it feel better.

36.

You are watching football with your family when your favorite team scores a touchdown. Your sister is so excited she forgets she is chewing a soft pretzel. She begins to turn pale and is struggling to breathe. What is your first step?

a)

5 abdominal thrusts

b)

5 blows to the back.

c)

Place her on her back.

d)

Provide CPR

37.

Patrick hears a call for help from his dad outside. He rushes out to find him lying on the ground around a pile of chopped firewood, an ax, and a wound on his leg. What should Patrick do? (Check all that apply)

a)

Seek medical attention if bleeding continues

b)

Apply pressure to wound using bandage or clean cloth

c)

Squeeze the are around the wound to help the blood flow stop

d)

Position him so his feet are elevated and his head is lower.

38.

Melissa's older sister, Bri, came home from college to help Melissa get ready for her homecoming dance. Bri forgets to turn the curling iron off and a few moments later Melissa hears a scream from the other room. Their little sister walked in and touched the hot curling iron and her hand immediately turns red and a bubble is starting to appear on his skin. What should Melissa & Bri NOT do?

a)

Pop the bubble to get the infection out

b)

Cover the area in a sterile gauze or wrap

c)

Run the area on his hand under cold water for 10 minutes

d)

Monitor the area to see if it gets worse

39.

You are in your backyard when you hear your neighbor screaming for help. You run to her house see her 16 year old son, Johnny lying in the grass, unresponsive to his Mom tapping him on the shoulder asking if he is OK. Your neighbor says Johnny was mowing the lawn when he collapsed. Assuming the scene is safe, what should your next step be?

a)

Have Johnny's Mom call 9-1-1

b)

Tap Johnny on the shoulder and loudly ask "Are you OK?"

c)

Look, Listen, and Feel for signs of life from Johnny

d)

Begin CPR compressions

40.

Jenna is babysitting her next door neighbor when she notices the child turn pale and start to vomit. She runs to the kitchen to get some paper towels and sees the cabinet with cleaning supplies open, and an empty bottle of Windex with no lid on the floor. What should Jenna begin to treat the child for?

a)

Shock

b)

Burn

c)

Poisoning

d)

Choking

41.

Ryan is playing soccer in his friends backyard when he puts a little too much "oomf" behind his pass and kicks the ball into his friend's nose, which then starts to bleed. What should Ryan tell his friend to do? (Check all that apply)

a)

Have them stand upright

b)

Have them lean their head back

c)

Tell them to pinch their nose for 10 minutes

d)

Monitor bleeding after 10 minutes

e)

Tell them to blow their nose in a tissue to get all of the blood out

42.

While walking through your neighborhood with your friends, you find a man lying on the ground under a ladder next to his house. He is in obvious pain and his arm is clearly broken, with a piece of bone protruding from the skin. Given the situation, what should you check FIRST before beginning treatment for his arm?

a)

If anyone else is home

b)

Any medical alert tags

c)

How old he is

d)

A neck or back injury

43.

Reggie suddenly collapses and becomes unconscious while on a class field trip. Luckily, a nurse is close by and able to help Reggie because she can see that he has diabetes, and therefore infers that low blood sugar is the reason for his collapse. How does the nurse know Reggie has diabetes?

a)

By surveying the scene

b)

Reggie told her

c)

Reggie was wearing a medical alert tag

d)

By the way Reggie collapsed.

44.

If someone is stabbed by an object you should...

a)

Take it out and apply pressure to the wound

b)

Leave the object where it is and stabilise it as best as possible

c)

Slowly pull it out so the Doctors can get to working on the patient faster

d)

Don't touch the patient at all and call for help

45.

What is asthma?

a)

A narrowing of the airways causing difficulty breathing

b)

A sever allergic reaction that can result in death if left untreated

c)

A result of over exposure to the cold

d)

A result of overexposure to the sun

46.

RICER is for which type of injury?

a)

Soft tissue injuries

b)

Hard tissue injuries

47.

If you don't get a response from verbally talking to a patient, what can you do to get a response?

a)

Run your knuckles across the patients sternum

b)

Pinch the muscles above the collar bones

c)

Pinch the muscles at the top of the legs

d)

All of the above

48.
An epi pen is used for someone who is having
a)

Heart attack

b)

Stroke

c)

Allergic reaction

d)

Seizure

49.
What is the immediate care given until professional medical personnel arrive at the scene of an accident or sudden illness?
a)

Help

b)

First aid

c)
CPR
d)
AED
50.
What does CPR stand for
a)
Cardiac pulse rate
b)

Cardio pulmonary resuscitation

c)

Cardio peripheral ratio 

d)

Cardiac pulmonary ratio

51.
This is a method to stop bleeding.
a)
Elevating head
b)
Applying pressure below the injury
c)
Direct pressure and elevation
d)
Lowering head
52.

How would you FIRST stop bleeding?

a)

Heimlich maneuver

b)

Direct pressure

c)

Tourniquet

d)

Ice

53.

True or False?

"Precautions need to be taken when dealing with blood as diseases can be transmitted from person to person through contact of blood. Use gloves and wash hands before touching your nose, eyes or food."

a)

True

b)

False

54.

If someone receives a dose of adrenaline to treat anaphylaxis and it doesn't work, you can give them a second dose.

a)

True

b)

False

55.
What is the most important part of CPR?
a)

Breaths

b)

Head chin tilt

c)

Holding the nose

d)

Compressions

56.
You should never move a victim unless they are in immediate danger.
a)
True
b)
False
57.
You may break ribs during CPR.
a)
True
b)
False
58.

What is anaphylaxis?

a)

An 80’s punk band

b)

A spice from Tahiti

c)

The most severe allergic reaction

d)

A type of face cream

59.

What can trigger anaphylaxis?

a)

Dad jokes

b)

Any food, some medications, some insect bites and more

c)

When someone who wasn’t born in QLD goes for the Maroons

d)

Cave woman jokes

60.

What are some signs/symptoms of an anaphylactic reaction?

a)

Itchy skin, hives, restricted breathing, swollen lips, swollen eyes, vomiting

b)

Headaches on the right side of the head only

c)

Growing an extra toe

d)

The sudden desire to watch Pulp Fiction

61.

What do we use to treat anaphylaxis?

a)

Nothing, they can just walk it off

b)

Ibuprofen

c)

Epi-Pen

d)

Crystalmethamphetamine

62.

Where do we administer the Epi-Pen?

a)

Thrust into the chest ala Pulp Fiction

b)

Rectally

c)

Upper middle thigh

d)

The face

63.

Where do we place the casualty before we administer the Epi-Pen?

a)

On the table

b)

In the car

c)

In bed

d)

Laying or seated on the floor

64.

Which of the following is correct for the emergency action plan?

a)

DRAB

b)

DRSABCD

c)

DABCD

65.

Which is top priority during an emergency?

a)

Breathing

b)

Burns

c)

Biochemical waste

d)

Bones

66.

What is the correct medication for treating anaphylaxis?

a)

EpiPen

b)

Ventolin

c)

Puffer

d)

Panadol

67.

Signs of a severe asthma attack includes

a)

A. Gasping for breath

b)

B. Chest tightness

c)

C. Coughing and wheezing

d)

All 3 signs

A B C

68.

Soft tissue injury like a sprain or a strain you can use RICER which is

a)

Rest

Ignore

Complain

Evacuate

Run

b)

Rest

Ice

Compression

Elevate

Refer

c)

Rest

Inject

Cramp

Elevate

Reconnect

69.

R.I.C.E.R is the first aid acronym for the treatment of

a)

Burns

b)

Snake bites

c)

Strains and sprains

70.

Which of the following is NOT an emergency service that can be reached with 000?

a)

Police

b)

Royal Life Saving

c)

Fire

d)

Ambulance

71.

Signs of a fracture include

a)

Bleeding

b)

Crying

c)

Swelling, discolouration and bruising

d)

Falling

72.

If someone is burned or scalded, they should first

a)

Run under cold water for up to 20 minutes

b)

Apply moisturiser

c)

Cover the area with gauze

73.

Chest pain that spreads down one or both arms are signs and symptoms for a

a)

Heart attack

b)

Fracture

c)

Sunstroke

74.

When treating bleeding, should you remove an embedded object?

a)

Yes

b)

No