CPR
Environmental injuries
Reporting
Minor injuries
Major injuries
100

what are the differences between Adult CPR and Child CPR

adult                                        child

2 hands                                    1 or 2 hands

full breaths                                half breaths

implied consent                          ask permission

AED placement                           AED placement

100

what is a common sign of heat stroke

Red, hot, and dry skin

100

When acting outside of the workplace, the Good Samaritan Act  protects first aiders from liability unless:

they are grossly negligent

100

what is not needed for a minor external bleed vs a major external bleed

tourniquet and EMS

100

during the treatment of non traumatic chest pain, first aiders should provide which medication?

Acetylsalicylic Acid (ASA)

200

is vomiting a sign of life

NO

200

is nausea headache and dizziness a sign or symptoms of heat exsaustion

false

200

Which form must be completed whenever you provide first aid treatment to a worker for occupational injury or illness

First Aid Record

200

Minor wounds should be cleaned with?

Cool, Running water

200

what is the definition of shock in a first aid context

An inadequate perfusion of the cells causing lack of oxygen in the body

300

you notice chunky yellow material coming from the victims mouth you should:

stop compressions, clear the airway, and restart compressions from 0 when the victim stops vomiting

300

During an annual spring clean and you see your neighbour start to cough and hold his chest, while developing hives, which condition is the victim most likely expierencing?

Anaphalaxis

300

occupational first aid legislation is the same across canada

false

300

which acronym summarizes treatment for shock

W.A.R.T.S 

warmth, ABC's, rest and reassure, treatment, suitable position

300

which acronym summarizes how to recognize a stroke?

F.A.S.T 

face, arms, speech, time

400

you witness a person collapse at the mall, you start CPR and ask a bystander to call EMS and bring you an AED, when they return with an AED what do you do first?

Immediately turn on AED and follow instructions

400

describe trench foot

Injury that occurs with prolonged exposure to cold but not freezing temperatures over several days.

400

what are the 3 P's

preserve life, prevent further injury, promote recovery

400

wearing gloves during first aid reduces the risk of disease transmission through which route

Indirect or Direct contact with bodily fluids

400

how should a first aid provider care for an open fracture while waiting for EMS to arrive

cover the wound with a sterile dressing, immobilize the limb, and avoid moving the injured area

500

An adult goes unconcious and not breathing after choking on a piece of food, what steps are different in CPR if a victim was found choking vs not

check and re position the airway before giving breaths each time

500

which symptoms apply to mild hypothermia

loss of coordination

Fatigue

Slurred Speech

Shivering feeling cold

500

In the workplace, a first aid attendant is best described as:

A worker with a current WorkSafe BC  First aid certificate who has been designated and trained by there employer as a first aid attendant

500

During a seizure emergency, what should be your first priority?

protect the victim from injury by clearing the area around them

500

the classifications of thermal burns (first, second, third) is determined by

how deep the burn is through the layers of skin

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