HLTAID003 Provide First Aid Knowledge Questions

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Knowledge Questions for First Aid Action's HTLAID003 Provide First Aid

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Emergency Action Plan

1. You attend a scene of a single car accident that has skidded off the road and hit a power pole. Which of the below present as a hazard: (mark all correct answers) *

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a. Leaking fuel from the car

b. Electrical lines on the car or the road

c. Onlookers present

d. Casualty's mobile phone ringing

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2. You must seek the consent of an adult casualty at all times if they are conscious and able to provide consent? *

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a. True

b. False

3. What does the "S" from the acronym DRSABCD from the Australian Resuscitation Council stand for: *

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a. Seek Help

b. Send for Help

c. Skype for Help

d. Shout for Help

4. You have a duty of care to continue CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) until: (mark all correct answers) *

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a. Danger becomes present

b. You become physically exhausted to continue

c. Qualified help takes over

d. A First Aider tells you stop doing CPR

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5. According to the Australian Resuscitation Council Guidelines, the recommended ratio of breaths and compressions and chest depth when performing CPR is: *

1 point

a. 30 compressions: 3 breaths and compressing 1/3 the depth of the casualty's chest

b. 15 compressions: 2 breaths and compressing 1/2 the depth of the casualty's chest

c. 30 compressions: 2 breaths and compressing 1/3 the depth of the casualty's chest

d. 20 compressions: 1 breath and compressing 1/4 the depth of the casualty's chest

6. If a casualty's airway is obstructed by vomit you should leave the casualty on their back while clearing out their airways: *

1 point

a. True

b. False

HTLAID003 Knowledge Questions

1. An unconscious casualty who is breathing normally should always be placed into the recovery position despite having an obvious deformity of their leg from a trip downstairs. *

1 point

True

False

2. You arrive at work and find a co-worker laying on the floor in the kitchen with the kettle lying next to them. The kettle is attached with the electric cord to the socket on the wall. You should immediately: *

1 point

a. Check a response from the casualty

b. Assess for danger and turn off the power if it is safe to do so

c. Check the airway and breathing of the casualty

d. Place the defibrillator onto the casualty

3. A first aider has a duty of care to perform CPR at the workplace under the Work Heath Safety Act 2011 if it is safe to do so? *

1 point

True

False

4. What actions would you use to determine if a casualty is unconscious and breathing normally: *

1 point

a. Shake the casualty and shout in their ear and feel their chest rise

b. Shout to the casualty and grab their arms, feel for air on your cheek

c. Shake the casualty and shout loudly to the casualty, Look at the casualty's chest

d. Touch and Talk eg: Squeeze hands, then look a the rise and fall of the chest, listen for breathing noises, feel for air coming out of the casualty's mouth or nose

5. Rescue breaths on an infant (under 12 months of age) is performed by positioning the infant's head into a: *

1 point

a. Full head tilt, supporting the jaw and breathing into the mouth

b. Neutral head tilt and breathing into the mouth and nose

c. Half head tilt and breathing into the nose

d. Rest the chin on the chest and open the mouth slightly

6. The Chain of Survival consists of 4 links. Which link will give the casualty the best chance of survival in performed the earliest: *

1 point

a. Early Recognition and Call for Help

b. Early CPR

c. Early Defibrillation

d. Post Resuscitation Care

7. Where should the rescuer place their hands for compressions for an adult or child over 1 year? *

1 point

a. Upper 1/3 of the chest, close to the collarbones

b. Just below the rib cage

c. In the centre of the chest (bottom half of the sternum bone)

8. An Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is only to be used on a casualty who is: *

1 point

a. Conscious and complaining of chest pain

b. Unconscious and breathing normally

c. Unconscious and not breathing normally following manufacturer's instructions

d. Conscious and having difficulty breathing

9. As recommended by the Australian Resuscitation Council, CPR skills should be refreshed every: *

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a. Every 3 months

b. Every 9 months

c. Every 12 months

10. A casualty's information can be kept private and confidential by (choose all the correct answers): *

1 point

a. Placing their details on social media like Facebook and Twitter

b. Keeping records locked away in a filing cabinet

c. Not talking about the casualty in the lunchroom with other workers

d. Not placing records in view of other people in the office

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