Basic First Aid
Bleeding & Wound Care
Burns
Fractures, Sprain & Shock
Life threatening emergencies
100

What number do you call for emergency services?

What is 911

100

What is the best way to stop minor bleeding 

what is apply direct pressure with a clean cloth or bandage 

100

What is the first step in treating a minor burn 

remove the heat source and cool the burn with running water.

100

What are common signs of a sprain 

pain swelling bruising and limited movement.

100

What are signs of a heart attack 

chest pain or pressure shortness of breath nausea and sweating.

200

What is the first thing you should do before helping with an injured person?

what is ¨Ensure the scene is safe for you and the injured person¨

200

when should direct pressure be used on a wound

what is when bleeding is present and there is no object in the wound.
200

why is cooling a burn immediately after injury important 

Cooling the burn helps stop the burning process and limits damage. 

200

How can you identify a fracture.

Fractures often involve severe pain defromality or inability to move the limb.

200

What are signs of a possible stroke.

Face dropping arm weakness slurred speech.

300
When should you use a bandage 

what is to protect a wound, keep it clean and control minor bleeding

300

what is the difference between a cut and a puncture wound?

a cut has a clean edge; a puncture wound is deep and narrow.

300

what is the difference between a first and second degree burns?

first degree burns only affect the outer skin; second degree burns cause blisters and deeper damage 

300

How should a person with suspected internal bleeding be positioned while waiting for help.

lying down, kept warm and still.

300

How do you help somebody who is choking but still conscious?

encourage coughing if not effective perform the heimlich maneuver.

400

Why is it important to wash your hands before first aid.

What is To prevent infection and the spread of germ

400

why should you avoid removing large objects embedded in a wound?

Removing them can cause severe bleeding.
400

why should ice not be directly applied to a burn?

it can cause further damage to the skin.

400

what is the purpose of immobilizing an injured limb.

to prevent further injury and reduce pain.

400

In what situations should an automated external defibrillator be used and why?

when someone is in cardiac arrest (heart attack)

500

What is a minor cut, and how should it be cleaned?

What is a small break in the skin that is not deep; clean it with soap and water.

500

How can you recognise signs of an infection.

Redness, swelling, warmth, pain, puss.

500

when does a burn require professional medical attention?

If its deep, large, or involves face, hands or show signs of infection.

500

What are the signs of shock

Pale or clammy skin skin, rapid breathing weakness, confusion, or dizziness. 
500

What does CPR stand for and when should it be used?

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation; used when some one is unresponsive.