First Response knowledge test

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This assessment is for anyone who has completed a First AId course outside of Scouting and needs to demonstrate that it meets with the Module 10 requirements. You need to score over 12 to validate this module.

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A leader has collapsed whilst taking part on a bike ride. You have checked for DRABC and found that she is not breathing. What should you do? There is only 1 correct answer *

1 point

Go and find an AED

Give them 5 rescue breaths

Call 999 and start CPR

Put them in the recovery position

There are changes recommended that you could make if this was a 7 year old Beaver Scout. Please tick the answer that is NOT correct. *

1 point

Call their parents first

Give 5 rescue breaths

Use one hand to start chest compressions

Place one AED pad on the centre of their chest and one on the centre of their back

You start chest compressions and notice vomit around their mouth. What would you do? Which answer is NOT correct? *

1 point

Stop CPR and roll onto their side to clear vomit from mouth

Roll the casualty into the recovery position

If you cannot clear the vomit continue chest compressions until help comes

During the COVID-19 crisis what changes has the Resuscitation Council recommended

Shake and shout to establish response

Do not put your face close to their face

If the casualty is not breathing cover their face and commence chest compressions

Meningitis is a life threatening infection. Which statement is NOT correct

1 point

Meningitis is an inflammation of the lining of the brain

Meninigitis is an infection only children can catch

Meningitis is an infection caused by bacteria or virus

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Below are many of the main symptoms of menigitis in children and adults. Tick the INCORRECT answer

1 point

Fever with cold hands and feet

Drowsy and difficult to wake

Pale blothchy skin with spots/ rash

Muscle pain

Yellowing skin

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It is late afternoon on a drizzly cold day in February. Luke is dragging behind his team mates with his coat unzipped and no hat on. Whenever anyone suggests he take over map reading he objects and just argues with everyone. He is very pale and looks like he is shivering a little. What would you do? What is NOT the correct answer

1 point

Suggest that he zips up his coat and puts a hat on

Get him into some shelter

Tell him to stop messing about

Give him something warm to eat or drink

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It is a hot and sunny Saturday afternoon at the Beavers Sports Day. Stacy has been running around a lot this afternoon and getting very excited. At 3pm she starts to complain about a headache and feeling a little sick. She appears to be pale which is unusual given how hot the day is. Which action would be inappropriate as a First Aider

1 point

Sit her down in the shade

Give her some paracetamol

Give her sips of water

Remove any excess clothing

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A Cub Scout starts to choke on his lunch and is unable to cough or talk. What is the correct treatment. Only 1 correct answer. *

1 point

Provide 5 abdominal thrusts followed by 5 back blows

Carry out the Heimlich maneuver

Start CPR

Provide up to 5 back blows. If this doesn't work provide up to 5 abdominal thrusts

During a game of rounders one of the cubs is hit in the face with the rounder ball. When you check on them you notice that their nose is bleeding heavily. What would you do? There is only 1 correct answer.

1 point

Ask them to tilt their head back

Squeeze the soft part of their nose and tilt their head forward

Ask them to lean their head forward and let the blood flow until it stops

Give them a warm drink

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During a backwoods cooking session one of the scouts cuts their thumb badly. What is the INCORRECT answer.

1 point

Check the wound for any embedded objects. Remove any objects and dress the wound.

Check the wound for embedded objects

Apply pressure for at least 10 minutes

Use a sterile dressing to cover the wound

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Which of the following burns needs to be seen by a medical professional

1 point

Small superficial burn on the wrist of a leader

Medium sized red burn to the arm of a parent helper

Sunburn to the shoulder of an Explorer Scout

A cub scout with a large blister on his leg

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A Beaver Scout trips and grazes her knee on the drive outside the scout hut. What is the correct treatment

1 point

Call her parent/ carer and ask them to collect her

Clean the graze then leave uncovered

Clean the wound with water and gauze and cover with a dressing

Do nothing

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A Beaver Scout is stung by a wasp. How would you deal with this? There is one correct answer.

1 point

Apply a cold compress

Use a proprietal sting relief cream

Remove the sting using tweasers

Do nothing

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When do you NOT need to contact Headquarters via the Scout Information Centre? *

1 point

Someone suffers a personal injury or illness requiring a doctor, nurse, paramedic, dentist or hospital

Someone dies

When the emergency services have been summoned to an accident

When a young person has bruised their leg

What is the wrong treatment for an asthma attack.

1 point

Give them their brown inhaler

Calm casualty down

Call 999 is they don't respond to treatment

Give them their blue inhaler using a spacer if possible

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