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WorksheetsFirst Aid Primary Yr 7
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 15mins
Why is it important to shout for help during a primary survey?
So you can leave the casualty alone
To get assistance from anyone nearby
To scare away animals
To wake up the casualty
If a casualty’s airway is not clear, what should you do?
Pour water into their mouth
Tilt the head back and use one hand on the forehead and two fingers under the chin
Cover their mouth
Shake their shoulders
How should you check for normal breathing in a casualty?
Put your face next to theirs and listen
Look at the chest rising and falling for 10 seconds
Shake their body
Check their pulse only
What should you do if the casualty is not breathing normally?
Call 111 and start CPR
Wait for them to recover
Give them water
Place them in the recovery position
If the casualty is breathing normally, what is the next step?
Leave them alone
Check the casualty for bleeding
Start CPR
Give them food
Why should you not put your face near the casualty’s face to check for breathing?
It is not polite
It is safer to look at the chest rising and falling
It is unnecessary
It is too time-consuming
What does the "B" in DRsABC refer to?
Breathing
Back
Bruise
Belly
If a casualty’s airway is not clear, what should you do?
Tilt the head back and use one hand on forehead and two fingers under the chin
Shout for help
Check for bleeding
Tap the casualty’s shoulders
If the casualty is breathing normally, what should you check next?
Check the casualty for bleeding
Start CPR
Call emergency services immediately
Ask questions and tap shoulders
If the casualty is breathing normally, what is the correct next step after checking for bleeding?
Place them in the recovery position then call 999/112
Start CPR immediately
Leave them alone
Tilt their head back
What should you do if a casualty is unresponsive but breathing normally after completing the primary survey?
Place the casualty into the recovery position.
Start chest compressions immediately.
Leave the casualty as they are and wait for help.
Give the casualty water to drink.
What is the first step you should take when putting someone in the recovery position?
Kneel by the side of your casualty
Bend their far knee
Angle their arm
Call 111
When angling the arm of a casualty in the recovery position, how should the palm be facing?
Palm facing upwards
Palm facing downwards
Palm facing sideways
Palm in a fist
Which action should you take with the casualty's far arm during the recovery position procedure?
Bring it across the chest and place the back of the hand against the cheek nearest to you
Raise it above their head
Tuck it under their body
Leave it by their side
Which step involves pulling on the casualty's knee to roll them onto their side?
Knee pull
Angle arm
Hand to cheek
Knee bend
If you are helping a casualty into the recovery position and notice they are not breathing, what should you do next?
Call 111 and monitor the casualty until help arrives
Continue with the recovery position steps
Leave the casualty and look for help
Give them food or drink
If you cannot perform CPR yourself, what should you do according to the instructions?
Instruct an adult how to do CPR.
Leave the person alone.
Wait for the ambulance to arrive without doing anything.
Try to wake the person by shaking them.
Why is it important to call 111 if someone is unresponsive and not breathing normally?
To get emergency help and start life-saving procedures.
To ask for directions to the nearest hospital.
To report a lost item.
To get advice on healthy eating.
What is the first step you should take when placing someone in the recovery position?
Kneel by the side of your casualty
Call 111 immediately
Bend their far knee
Check for bleeding
After rolling the casualty onto their side, what should you do to ensure their airway is open?
Recheck breathing, call 111, and stay with them until help arrives
Give them water
Leave them alone
Cover them with a blanket
What is the main purpose of an AED?
To provide oxygen to the patient
To analyse heart rhythm and deliver an electrical charge if needed
To measure blood pressure
To stop bleeding
Why is it important to ensure no one is touching the casualty when the AED is analysing?
To avoid giving a false reading
To keep the casualty comfortable
To save battery power
To make the AED work faster
What should you do before pushing the shock button on an AED?
Make sure no one is touching the casualty
Give the casualty water
Remove the AED pads
Turn off the AED
What is the first step you should take before connecting the AED pads to a person’s chest?
Ensure that the chest is dry
Stick the pads onto the chest
Use the pre-prepared pads
Ensure each pad is securely attached
Where should you stick the AED pads on the chest?
As indicated on the pads
Anywhere on the chest
On the back
On the arms
Imagine you are helping someone who needs an AED. If their chest is wet and hairy, what steps should you take before attaching the pads?
Dry the chest and consider shaving it
Attach the pads immediately
Ignore the condition of the chest
Only dry the chest, do not shave
Where can you commonly find public access defibrillators (AEDs)?
Only in hospitals
In offices, schools, shopping centres, supermarkets, and airports
Only in private homes
Only in ambulances
If someone suffers a cardiac arrest in a public place, what should be done as soon as possible?
Call a friend
Attach an AED to restart the heart
Wait for the person to wake up
Give them water
Imagine you are in a shopping centre and someone collapses due to cardiac arrest. What is the best reason to use the AED quickly?
The AED is easy to carry
The sooner an AED is attached, the sooner it can restart the heart
The AED makes noise to alert others
The AED can be used for other injuries
