First Aid - Knowledge Check

First Aid - Knowledge Check

This is a Mini Assessment to see what you have learnt so far about first aid

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First Aid - Knowledge Check

This is a Mini Assessment to see what you have learnt so far about first aid

Instructions

This is an Interactive Slideshow that will allow you to test your knowledge of First Aid.

Put the Steps of Primary Survey in the Correct Order.

1

Try and get a Response

2

Listen and Look for Normal Breathing 

3

Check for Danger 

4

Look and Feel for Circulation 

5

Check the Airways

Fill in the Blanks of the Primary Survey

First, you need to approach the casualty and check for Danger, this is anything that could harm them or yourself.

Then, you speak to the casualty and check for a response. you do this by saying hello, can you hear me? or can you open your eyes? if you get no response then the casualty is unresponsive.

next, you must check the Airways, you need to make sure they are clear and nothing is stuck, preventing them from breathing. then we check their breathing we do this by looking for the rise and fall of the chest and by listening for normal breathing sounds. then we check for circulation we do this by taking there pulse and by looking at them to see if they are pale.

Danger
yourself
response
eyes
unresponsive
Airways
breathing
chest
normal breathing
circulation
pulse
pale

Put the Levels of Response in Order...

1

Pain

2

Unresponsive

3

Alert

4

Voice 

When assessing breathing, you should look, listen and feel for up to...

A

2 Seconds

B

5 Seconds

C

10 Seconds

D

20 Seconds

If the casualty is unconscious and breathing place them in the....

What is the Correct Raito for CPR ?

A

30:2

B

30:4

C

60:4

D

20:2

Put these steps for CPR in Order...

1

Check Breathing 

2

Give 2 Rescue Breaths

3

Open Airway

4

Give 30 Chest Compressions 

What is the first step in treating an asthma attack?

A

Sit the person upright

B

Encourage slow, deep breaths

C

Give them water

D

Lay them down flat

Which device is used for asthma relief?

A

Spacer device

B

Thermometer

C

Inhaler

D

Syringe

When should you call emergency services for asthma?

A

After using inhaler

B

If symptoms do not improve

C

If breathing is very difficult

D

When they feel sleepy

What is a common trigger for allergic reactions?

A

Pollen

B

Dust mites

C

Sunlight

D

Loud noises

Which medication is commonly used for allergic reactions?

A

Sedatives

B

Antibiotics

C

Antihistamines

D

Painkillers

What is a severe allergic reaction called?

A

Anaphylaxis

B

Asthma

C

Hypoglycaemia

D

Sepsis

What is a common cause of scalds?

A

Electrical shock

B

Radiation exposure

C

Hot liquids or steam

D

Friction burns

Which type of burn affects all skin layers?

A

First-degree burn

B

Third-degree burn

C

Chemical burn

D

Second-degree burn

What is an initial treatment for minor burns?

A

Cool the burn with running water

B

Cover with butter or oil

C

Apply ice directly to the burn

D

Pop any blisters

What type of burn is caused by chemicals?

A

Chemical burn

B

Electrical burn

C

Thermal burn

D

Friction burn

Which is a sign of a serious burn?

A

Pain at the site

B

Redness and swelling

C

White or charred skin

D

Blistering skin

What is the first step in treating a bleed?

A

Use a tourniquet immediately

B

Apply direct pressure to the wound

C

Elevate the leg above the heart

D

Clean the wound with soap and water

Which position is suitable for someone in shock?

A

Sit them upright

B

Lay them flat with legs raised

C

Tilt their head back

D

Place them in a cold bath

How should you treat a severe bleed?

A

Wait for medical help without acting

B

Apply ice directly to the wound

C

Use a sterile dressing and pressure

D

Remove any objects in the wound

What should you monitor in a shock patient?

A

Their blood pressure only

B

Their temperature only

C

Their appetite and energy levels

D

Their breathing and pulse rate

What is the first thing to provide?

A

The weather

B

Your location

C

Your name

D

Your phone number

What should you describe to the operator?

A

Time of day

B

The emergency situation

C

Your favourite colour

D

Your age

Which number do you dial for emergencies?

A

911

B

112

C

100

D

999

What must you do while waiting for help?

A

Follow operator's instructions

B

Ignore the situation

C

Hang up immediately

D

Take a nap