Check, Call, Care
CPR & AED
Choking
Wound Care
Circulation Emergencies
100

This is the very first thing you must check before approaching an injured Person?

Check the scene for safety 

100

This is the ratio of chest compressions to rescue breaths used during adult CPR.

30:2

100

This is the universal sign for choking that a conscious victim will often make with their hands.

Clutching the throat with one or both hands

100

This is the very first step you should take to stop external bleeding from a minor or major wound.

Applying direct pressure 

100

This is the most common symptom of a heart attack, often described as a heavy weight and squeezing sensation?

Chest Pain

200

After checking the scene, you must check the victim for this many seconds to see if they are breathing.

5 to 10 seconds 

200

This is the depth to which you should compress an adult's chest during CPR.

At least 2 inches (5cms)

200

What are the two types of choking?

Partial and complete 

200

If blood bleeds completely through the first bandage on a wound, you should apply a second bandage here instead of removing the first one

Place it directly on top of the first bandage

200

This fast-acting medication can be given to a conscious person showing signs of a heart attack to help prevent blood clots from getting worse and how much do you take 

Aspirin. And take 1 regular strength or 2 low dose tablets  

300

When you "Call" for a person who is not breathing, you should tell a bystander to call emergency services and fetch this specific medical device.

AED

300

This is where you must place your hands on the victim's chest to perform high-quality CPR compressions.

Centre of the chest 

300

For a conscious adult who cannot breathe, you must alternate between 5 of these strikes and 5 abdominal thrusts.

Back Blows 

300

This is the first thing you should do to treat a minor burn caused by heat before applying any bandage.

cooling it with cool, running water

300

If a person's chest pain goes away completely after resting or taking medication, they may be experiencing this condition, which is a temporary narrowing of the heart's arteries.

Angina 

400

What is the C in ABC, and what do you do in that step?

C stands for circulation and you check for life- threatening bleeding. 

400

When is it unsafe to deliver a shock from an AED?

When someone else is touching the person 

400

When would you choose the chest thrusts over the abdominal thrusts?

If someone is too big to get your arms around them or if they are pregnant 

400

This is the correct action to take if a large object, like a piece of glass or a knife, is stuck deep inside a wound.

Stabilize it and leave it in place 

400

What Does FAST stand for?

Face

Arm 

Speech 

Time 

500

What does SAMPLE Stand for?

Signs and symptoms 

Allergies 

Medications 

Past Medical History

Last Oral Intake 

Events 

500

What should you do when you cannot attach two AED pads on the front of the person?

One goes on the front the other goes on the back 

500

What should you do if you are choking alone 

Call 911 and perform abdominal thrusts against a safe object 

500

What are the four steps to care for an amputation after controlling the bleeding?

Protect it, bag it, cool it, tag it 

500

What are the 3 most common causes of a stroke?

Aneurism 


Tumor 


Blockage  

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