DRSABCD
First Aid
Marine Organisms
Lucky Dip
100

What does DRSABCD Stand for?

Danger, Response, Airway, Breathing, CPR, Defibrillator

100

What is the best way to perform first aid on a cut?

Apply pressure the to the wound, bandage.

100

what is the most common form of marine sting in Australia and how should it be treated?

Blue bottle, apply hot water.

100

Name one risk when you are at the beach?

Waves, sunburn, rips, stings and bites.

200

What is the name of the position you place someone in to ensure their airway is clear? 

Recovery position.

200

How should you provide first aid to someone who has received a burn from an open flame or hot object?

Run under cool water, seek medical assistance if neccessary.

200

Which species of shark is threatening to humans due to their aggressive nature and ability to live in freshwater habitats?

Bull Shark

200

How should you apply first aid to a box jellyfish sting?

Apply vinegar, call 000.

300

What does CPR stand for?

Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation

300

Which condition requires immediate medical attention by calling 000? Heat stroke or heat exhaustion.

Heat stroke.

300

Which species of deadly jellyfish are not found in local waters?

Box Jellyfish

300

Name three risks associated with rock fishing?

Waves, Slips and falls, marine bites/stings, adverse weather.

400

What are the signs which indicate CPR should be administered?

Unconscious, unresponsive, not breathing normally, not moving.

400

What is the best way to treat sunburn?

Cool compress or cold water.

400

What local marine organism is the most venomous fish in the world?

Stonefish

400

Where in the marine environment are Blue-ringed octopus usually found?

In rock pools, marine structure such as breakwalls or reefs.
500

What is the ratio of chest compressions to rescue breaths when performing CPR?

30 compressions followed by two breaths.

500

Which types of burn should NOT be treated with Water?

Chemical and electrical burns.

500

Which shark is responsible for the largest number of fatal deaths in Australia?

Great white shark.

500

List two strategies which minimise risk of a shark bite?

Never swim alone, do not swim at night, avoid swimming in murky water or at dawn/dusk, avoid wearing bright or reflective clothing.

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