Kresz XXII.

Which TWO pieces of information
are found on a vehicle registration
document?
A
Make of the vehicle
B
Registered owner
C
Type of insurance cover
D
Date of the VRT
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This lesson contains 20 slides, with interactive quizzes.

Items in this lesson

Which TWO pieces of information
are found on a vehicle registration
document?
A
Make of the vehicle
B
Registered owner
C
Type of insurance cover
D
Date of the VRT

Slide 1 - Quiz

What is the maximum number of
penalty points that will
automatically disqualify a driver
who holds a probationary driving licence?
A
12 points at any time during a 3 year period.
B
18 points over a two year period.
C
10 points during any one year period.
D
15 points over a five 5 year period.

Slide 2 - Quiz

Apart from complying with any
punishment according to law what
will a disqualified driver have to do
to obtain a driving licence?
A
Re-apply as for a new driver after expiry of disqualification period and must re-sit and pass the theory test
B
Pay any outstanding fines submit a new licence application after expiry of disqualification period and re-sit and pass both the theory and practical tests
C
Wait for any disqualification period to pass and apply for a duplicate driving licence.
D
Simply re-sit and pass the test of skills and behaviour.

Slide 3 - Quiz

Who is responsible for ensuring
that a vehicle is fully road worthy
when driven on a public road?
A
Nobody in particular.
B
Your mechanic.
C
The VRT tester.
D
You the driver.

Slide 4 - Quiz

At the scene of an accident you
should:
A
Not put yourself at risk
B
Leave vehicle engines switched on
C
Pull everybody out of their vehicles
D
Go to those casualties who are screaming

Slide 5 - Quiz

You are the first person to arrive at
an accident where people are badly
injured. Which THREE should you do?
A
Try and get people who are injured to drink something
B
Get people who are not injured clear of the scene
C
Make sure that someone telephones for an ambulance
D
Switch on your own hazard warning lights

Slide 6 - Quiz

You arrive at the scene of a motorcycle accident. The rider is injured. When should the helmet be removed?
A
Only when the motorcyclist asks
B
Always unless they are in shock
C
Only when it is essential
D
Always straight away

Slide 7 - Quiz

You arrive at a serious motorcycle
accident. The motorcyclist is
unconscious and bleeding. Your
main priorities should be to: (3)
A
Check the casualty's breathing
B
Try to stop any bleeding
C
Take the numbers of the vehicles involved
D
Check that the airway is clear

Slide 8 - Quiz

You arrive at an accident. A
motorcyclist is unconscious. Your
FIRST priority is the casualty's
A
Breathing
B
Bruising
C
Broken bones
D
Bleeding

Slide 9 - Quiz

At an accident a casualty is
unconscious. Which THREE of the
following should you check urgently? (3)
A
Airway
B
Broken bones
C
Circulation
D
Breathing

Slide 10 - Quiz

At an accident someone is
unconscious. Your main priorities
should be to: (3)
A
Make sure they are breathing
B
Check that the airway is clear
C
Stop any heavy bleeding
D
Sweep up the broken glass

Slide 11 - Quiz

There has been an accident. The
driver is suffering from shock. You
should:
A
Not leave the driver alone
B
Ask who caused the accident
C
Reassure the driver
D
Offer the driver a cigarette

Slide 12 - Quiz

You are at the scene of an accident.
Someone is suffering from shock.
You should: (3)
A
Reassure them constantly
B
Loosen any tight clothing
C
Keep them warm
D
Offer them a warm drink

Slide 13 - Quiz

You arrive at the scene of a
motorcycle accident. No other vehicle is involved. The rider is unconscious lying in the middle of the road. The first thing you should do is:
A
Give the rider reassurance
B
Warn other traffic
C
Clear the road of debris
D
Move the rider out of the road

Slide 14 - Quiz

At an accident a small child is not
breathing. When giving a mouth to
mouth you should breathe
A
Rapidly
B
Gently
C
Heavily
D
Sharply

Slide 15 - Quiz

To start mouth to mouth on a
casualty you should: (3)
A
Pinch the nostrils together
B
Tilt their head back
C
Put their arms across their chest
D
Clear the airway

Slide 16 - Quiz

You arrive at the scene of an
accident and a casualty is suffering
from severe burns. You should:
A
Reassure casualties constantly
B
Remove anything sticking to burns
C
Lay the casualty down
D
Douse the burn thoroughly with cold water

Slide 17 - Quiz

You arrive at an accident where
someone is suffering from severe
burns. You should:
A
Remove anything stuck to the burns
B
Burst any blisters
C
Apply lotions to the injury
D
Douse the burns with cold water

Slide 18 - Quiz

You arrive at the scene of an
accident. A pedestrian has a severe
bleeding wound on the leg although it is not broken. What should you do?
A
Fetch them a warm drink
B
Raise the leg to lessen bleeding
C
Apply firm pressure to the wound to stop bleeding
D
Keep both legs flat on the ground

Slide 19 - Quiz

You arrive at a scene of an
accident. A passenger is bleeding badly from an arm wound. What should you do?
A
Get them a drink
B
Dab the wound
C
Apply pressure over the wound and raise the arm
D
Apply pressure over the wound and keep the arm down

Slide 20 - Quiz