HLTAID003 Provide First Aid Workbook

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HTLAID003 Provide First Aid Workbook Section 1

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1. The main aims of First Aid are to: *

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a. Preserve Life

b. Protect the casualty from further harm

c. Prevent injury/illness from becoming worse

d. All of the above

2. In Australia, dialing ‘000’ obtains emergency assistance, however digital mobile phones (GSM) work with which other emergency number? *

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a. 113

b. 111

c. 112

d. 106

3. A medical alert bracelet may give you information about a person’s medical history: *

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True

False

4. Which of the following Legal issues are considered when administering First Aid: *

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a. Duty of Care (your obligation)

b. Negligence

c. Consent

d. All of the above

5. An Incident Report Form can be used in a court of law: *

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True

False

6. Which of the following is not an anatomical system of the body: *

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a. The Digestive System

b. The Endocrine System

c. The Lymphatic System

d. The Liver System

7. The heart, blood vessels and blood comprise the: *

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a. Digestive system

b. Circulatory System

c. Respiratory system

d. Nervous system

8. The Respiratory system provides [answer1] to the blood, and takes away the waste product called [answer2] *

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Oxygen

Gas

Mucous

Carbon Dioxide

Answer 1

Answer 2

9. The functions of the Lymphatic system include: *

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a. Is a slow-moving system where toxins accumulate after a bite.

b. Is a flushing mechanism for toxins and infection absorbed into tissue

c. The lymphatic fluid eventually drains into the blood stream

d. All of the above

10. Which of the following are basic hygiene procedures when treating a casualty: *

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a. Washing hands before and after treating a casualty

b. Wearing gloves

c. Do not cough onto a wound

d. All of the above

11. The correct procedure to treat a Needle Stick Injury is: *

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a. Wash the wound with soap and water

b. Refer the person to a doctor for testing

c. Ensure the safe disposal of the sharp

d. All of the above

12. It is necessary to conduct a Primary Examination because: *

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a. It is important to check for life threatening conditions where the airway and breathing are compromised and severe bleeding needs to be controlled

b. To check if the casualty has eaten recently

c. To assess the casualty for any medical conditions or allergies

d. All of the above

13. Top priority in Multiple Casualties is given to: *

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a. Airway obstruction

b. Breathing difficulties

c. Circulation problems

d. All of the above

14. Which of the following is not a part of the 4 chains in the Chain of Survival: *

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a. Early Handwashing

b. Early CPR

c. Early Defibrillation

d. Post Resuscitation Care

15. An unconscious casualty who remains on their back risks an obstructed airway by solids, fluids or a relaxed tongue except if they have a spinal injury: *

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True

False

16. What are the types of head tilt are used in resuscitation? *

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a. Three quarter head tilt

b. Full (maximum) head tilt

c. Neutral (or none) head tilt

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17. What is the aim of performing CPR? *

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a. To provide oxygen to a casualty who is complaining of chest pains

b. To provide oxygen to a casualty is unconscious and not breathing normally so as to maintain life

c. To expel the waste product carbon dioxide from the blood vessels

d. To provide oxygen to a casualty who is unconscious but breathing.

18. What are the indications for Rescue Breaths and CPR? *

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a. Unconscious and breathing normally

b. Conscious and difficulty breathing

c. Conscious and wheezing

d. Unconscious, not breathing normally and not responding to the first aider

19. Sudden Cardiac Arrest is a problem with the plumbing of the heart *

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True

False

20. What does AED stand for: *

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a. Automated External Defibrillator

b. Automated Eternal Defibrillator

c. Automatic External Device

d. Automatic Eternal Device

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