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Should embedded objects be removed from a casualty?
No.
100
How do you perform CPR?
30 Compressions, 2 Breaths.
100
Are you allowed to touch/ treat an uncounscious casualty?
Yes.
100
Should you force a broken bone back into place?
No.
100
Do you sit forward or back with a bleeding nose?
Forward.
200
What is the acronym used to assess casualties? What do they stand for?
DRABCD: Danger, Response, Airways, Breathing, CPR, Defibrillation.
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What is the acronym used to prevent further injuries to the casualty? What do they stand for?
STOP: Stop, Talk, Observe, Prevent further injury.
200
What are the symtoms of a dislocation?
Swelling, deformity, tenderness.
200
What type of water do you use to treat a burn?
Cool running water.
200
Where is the best place for a tooth that has come out to be stored?
Cool running water.
300
Who do you call if someone is suspected of some sort of poisoning?
Poison Information Line.
300
What are two potential hazards that can be found at the site of a traffic accident?
Other traffic, fallen powerlines, leaking petrol, explosions, fires.
300
What is the cause of a stroke?
A blood clot to the brain.
300
What do you use to prevent youself from being infected by HIV/AIDS or hepatitis B?
PPE: Gloves, goggles, mask.
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When appraoching an emergency situation what are the top THREE priorities?
Safety to yourself, bystanders and the injured person.
400
What is a PIB?
Pressure immobilisation bandage.
400
What do you do, or who would you see, if you have emtional, psychological effects after treating a person?
A Councellor.
400
What is the name of the bandage used to treat someone with an embedded object?
Donut Bandage.
400
How much pressure should be applied to an adult when performing CPR?
One third the depth of the chest of the casualty.
400
What is the name of the blue puffer used by Asthmatics’ called?
Reliever.
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What is administered in an epipen to treat anaphylaxes?
Adrenaline
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What do diabetics inject themselves with?
Insulin.
500
What is a fracture that breaks the skin is called?
Compound Facture.
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If you come across a person who is bleeding and yelling, and another who is unconscious, who do you treat first?
The unconscious patient.
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What hazards are present in a water environment?
Unknown sunken objects, unknown depth, variable currents/ rips, drowning from other people.
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