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PSHE KS2: Basic First Aid
Quiz can be used as baseline and then summative assessment for the Basic First Aid strand of Health Education (statutory from September 2020)
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There has been an accident, and your friend is in serious danger. What should you do?
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Run to their house to get their parents.
Find a safe space and call 999.
Hold their hand and speak kindly to them.
Pull them out of the way.
Painkillers such as paracetamol and ibuprofen are often used for pain caused by minor injuries. What is it important to remember when taking these (tick all that apply)?
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Only take painkillers with the knowledge, consent and guidance of a parent, guardian and/or doctor
It is ok for your friend to give you painkillers when you are playing at their house if they are the same age as you.
If the pain doesn't go away quite soon, it is a good idea to take two or three more painkillers.
Follow the instructions for the recommended dose on the packaging.
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What is antiseptic cream used for?
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Antiseptic cream is served on top of apple pie and other desserts.
People rub antiseptic cream into their face as a moisturiser
Antiseptic cream is used on wounds that are going to be covered by a dressing.
Antiseptic creams are used to treat minor injuries such as cuts, grazes, burns and scalds, and insect bites.
Which statements about bees and their stings are true?
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4 points
They can only sting once.
They can sting more than once
They leave their stinger in the skin.
They do not leave their stinger in the skin.
Their sting is alkaline.
Their sting is acidic.
The sting hurts and causes a red lump when they prick our skin.
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Which statements about wasps and their stings are true?
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They can only sting once.
They can sting more than once
They leave their stinger in the skin.
They do not leave their stinger in the skin.
Their sting is alkaline.
Their sting is acidic.
The sting hurts and causes a red lump when they prick our skin.
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Bees and wasp stings are treated in the same way. What should you do.
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Give it a good rub and put a plaster on it.
Try to kill the bee or wasp.
Remove the stinger (if there is one), wash the area with soap and water, apply a cold cloth (for at least 10 minutes), and remember, don't scratch!
Be brave, don't cry or get upset, carry on playing with your friends.
Most, but not all, allergic reactions are mild, and antihistamines are usually sufficient for preventing and treating allergic responses. Which of the following are symptoms of allergies (tick all that apply)?
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Runny nose
Short-sightedness
Toothache
Watery eyes
Sneezing
Broken leg
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Which of the following is true?
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Scalds are caused by dry heat (e.g. fire). Burns are caused by wet heat (e.g. boiling water).
Burns are caused by dry heat (e.g. fire). Scalds are caused by wet heat (e.g. boiling water).
Tick all of the things that might help to prevent a headache,
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Drinking plenty of water to stay hydrated.
Avoiding anything too stressful.
Doing some light exercise in the fresh air.
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