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What is First Aid ?
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First aid refers to the emergency or immediate care you should provide when a person is injured or ill until full medical treatment is available
Emergency care or treatment given to an ill or injured person before regular medical aid can be obtained
First aid is emergency care given immediately to an injured person. The purpose of first aid is to minimize injury and future disability
The initial process of assessing and addressing the needs of someone who has been injured or is in physiological distress.
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What are qualities of a good first aider?
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Good communication skills to communicate effectively with the injured person, and make him feel comfortable and reassured.
Initiative and Leadership Qualities to act quickly, take the lead and get the job done with the help of others
The Ability to stay mentally strong and calm to work effectively under pressure
The Ability to Work effectively in a team alongside the emergency services for providing quick help to the casualties
Positivity to reassure the injured person and prevent yourself from getting drained out while on the job.
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What are the essential to keep in your first aid kit? (For dressing wounds)
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Surgical cotton rolls, Plasters, Sterile gauze, Distilled water, Tourniquet, Medical tape
Aspirin, Cyanide capsules, Rusty razor blades and bent spoons, Liquid Plumr
Cold packs, Adhesive tapes, Bandages, Scissors, Eyewash, Antibacterial hand cleaner, Disinfectant
High fructose corn syrup, The book, “Callous Disregard: Autism and Vaccines” by Andrew Wakefield,
A minor burn that doesn't require emergency care may involve (among others):
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An area larger than 30 centimeters in diameter, blisters
Superficial redness similar to a sunburn, pain, blisters
Superficial redness similar to a chemical burn, extreme thirst, dizziness
Dry mouth and tongue, black stool, increased urination
Dehydration, symptoms (among others):
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Extreme thirst, less frequent urination, dark-colored urine, confusion
Weakness and tiredness, pass out, stop breathing, tooth aches, lower fever, and turn down inflammation
Does not affect inflammation, urinary and kidney problems, potentially life-threatening heatstroke
Superficial redness
What to Do Before Performing CPR:
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Check for breathing
Put the person on their back
Make sure the environment is safe
Call 112
During an electrical storm:
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Keep away from metal objects, such as tent poles, fishing gear an d ice axes
Try using mountain radios to inform about Your location
If there's any lake/pond try to get into the water
In the wooden areas try to stay under the highest tree in the area
Dressings are applied to wounds:
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To help apply pressure on a bleeding wound
To keep infection from entering the wound
To absorb blood and other matter from the wound
To protect the wound from further damage
Sometimes, simply to reassure the patient
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Burns can be categorised into five main types:
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Electrical, Inner, Aerial, Toxic, Terraneous
Fluid, Chemical, Radiation, Toxic, Inner
Thermal, Inhalation, Chemical, Electrical, Radiation
Inner, Psychological, Fluid, Thermal, Inhalation
Surface area of burn, two methods of assessing the surface area of a burn are:
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Rule of nines, Hand method
Rule of square, Hand method
Rule of two, Hand method
Rule of circles, Hand method
The hand method indicates:
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The surface area of a person’s palm is approximately 5 percent of their TBSA
The surface area of a person’s palm is approximately 1 percent of their TBSA
The surface area of a person’s palm is approximately 8 percent of their TBSA
The surface area of a person’s palm is approximately 10 percent of their TBSA
When you attend a CPR, the rhythm of chest compressions should be a rate of 100 to 120 compressions per minute, the best song that can support You with it is:
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"Stayin' Alive" - Bee Gees
"Dancing Queen" - ABBA
"Sweet Home Alabama" - Lynyrd Skynyrd
"Rock Your Body" - Justin Timberlake
"I Will Survive" - Gloria Gaynor
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CPR involves chest compressions for adults between...
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20-30 cm deep
30-35 cm deep
5-6 cm deep
18-22 cm deep
What is normal body temperature?
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36-37.5⁰C
39⁰C
31.5⁰C
40.5⁰C
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What is not a sign of shock?
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Pale, clammy skin
Increased pulse rate
Nausea
Wide eyes and open mouth
If a stroke is suspected you need to do the F.A.S.T. test. What do these letters stand for?
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Face, Abdominal, Speech, Time
Faint, Arms, Speech, Time
Face, Arms, Speech, Time
Face, Arms, Speech, Teeth
After someone has fainted what position should they be in to aid recovery?
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Lay flat
Lay down with legs raised
Sit in chair
Stand upright
Burns larger than 1% of the body area need to be checked at hospital. What is the equivalent size of 1%?
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Head
Palm including fingers
Fingers
Forearm
What position should the head be in during a nosebleed?
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Head forward
Head level
Head backwards
Head tilted to side
In which situation would you wrap a casualty in a cold, wet sheet?
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Stroke
Fainting
Heat stroke
Heart attack
What is the correct sequence for the Primary Survey?
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Damage, Response, Airway, Breathing
Danger, Response, Airway, Breathing
Danger, Reply, Artery, Breathing
Danger, Response, Advice, Back
What should you not do before carrying out ‘abdominal thrusts’ on someone who is choking?
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Tell the person who is choking to cough
Shout for help
Lean the person who is choking backwards
Up to 5 sharp back blows between the shoulder blades
CPR can be effectively performed on a soft bed:
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True
False
What should You do if You feel a rib break when performing chest compressions?
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Stop CPR immediately
Perform rescue breaths only
Slow down chest compressions
Check Your hand position and continue chest compressions
Which of these is not a sign someone is having an asthma attack?
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They may find breathing difficult
They may make a wheezing sound
They may have a bump on their head
They may cough a lot
Which of these does someone with asthma use when they have an asthma attack?
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A breather
An ice-pack
An inhaler
A plaster
If someone is having an asthma attack, what is the most important thing to do to help them?
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Give them something to eat
Help them to use their inhaler
Give them a hug
Wrap a blanket around them
If someone is having an asthma attack, it is important to help them stay calm.
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True
False
Which of these items could be used to press hard on a bleed?
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Our hand
T-shirt
Tea-towel
All of the above
How long should we press on a bleed for?
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Until you get tired
5 minutes
Until help arrives
Minimum 10 minutes
If something is stuck in the cut, what should we do?
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Leave it in the cut and press down hard on top of it
Leave it in the cut and press down hard around it
Take it out and press down hard
Take it out and press up hard
From the list below, which would be the best to use to support a broken bone?
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A cushion
A tie
A bag of oranges
A book
What can we pour over a burn to cool it if there isn’t a tap nearby?
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A fizzy drink
Milk
Orange juice
All of these
What should we do to help someone who has a burn?
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Hold the burn under cold, running water
Give the person something to eat
Leave the burn and wait for it to cool down
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