Lifesaving Society & The Law
PPE, Consent & Medication
Consent & Scene Assessment
Primary Assessment
Secondary Assessment
100

True or False: 

Your Intermediate First Aid is valid for 3 years and must be recertified within the currency period.

TRUE

100

True or False:

Someone can change their mind about consenting to First Aid at any time?

TRUE


100

True or False:

It is ok to put yourself at risk to help provide First Aid care to someone in need.

FALSE


You should never put yourself at risk of injury. If you believe you will be harmed by the scene, do not enter and call 911.

100

True or False:

ABC's stands for Airway, Breathing & CPR

FALSE

ABC's stands for Airway, Breathing, Circulation

100

True or False:

Infants have a higher pulse rate than adults.

TRUE

Adults: 60 - 100 beats per min

Children: 70 - 120 beats per min

Infants: 100 - 160 beats per min

200

What are the 3 P's?

Preserve life

Prevent further injury

Promote recovery

200

List 5 types of PPE that could be used in a First Aid situation.

Mask (pocket, bag-valve)

Face Shield

Eye Protection (goggles, glasses)

Gown

Gloves

200

If a person is unresponsive/unconscious, consent is _______.

Implied

200

How long should you check for breathing?

10 Seconds

Head tilt/Chin lift for 10 seconds, looking at the person's chest/abdomen for a rise & fall, listening for breathing sounds, close enough to feel breath on your cheek. 

200

The Head-to-Toe Examination starts at the _____.

Head

300

In what 3 situations can a first aider stop providing care?

The person who is ill or injured no longer requires care. (They get better)

After handing off to someone more qualified.

When the First Aider is too exhausted to continue, or the First Aider is now at personal risk or in danger.



300

List the 3 Medications first aiders CAN give.

Epinephrine (EPI Pen)

Inhaler

Naloxone (if appropriately trained)

300

What does Life over Limb mean?

Steps to preserve someone's life will take priority over protection from potential further injury. 


ex. Someone with a spinal injury should be moved when the scene has life-threatening hazards present.

300

The 4 components of the Primary Assessment

Level of Consciousness (LOC)

Airway

Breathing 

Circulation

300

If follow-up with a medical professional is not required, ongoing care and documentation are complete. What is next?

First aider and person can resume activity prior to the situation. The first aid is considered done. 

400

What Law(s) Protect you as a First Aider?

Good Samaritan Act

Emergency Medical Aid Act

In Alberta - Protection from action: If, in respect of a person who is ill, injured or unconscious as the result of an accident or other emergency, a person other than a person mentioned in clause (a) voluntarily renders emergency first aid assistance and that assistance is rendered at the immediate scene of the accident or emergency, the physician, registered health discipline member, registered nurse or other person is not liable for damages for injuries to or the death of that person alleged to have been caused by an act or omission on his or her part in rendering the medical services or first aid assistance, unless it is established that the injuries or death were caused by gross negligence on his or her part. RSA 1980 cE-9 s2;RSA 1980 cH-5.1 s34;1984 c53 s27.

400

What phrase should you state when introducing yourself in a First Aid situation?

Hint: 3 short sentences. 

Hello, my name is _______. I am trained in First Aid. Can I help you? 


Always Ask for consent 

400

List 6 possible hazards.

Any 6 Hazards are acceptable for this answer 

The Saying: No Fire, Wire, Gas, Glass, Drugs, Thugs, Look up, Look Down, Look All Around, Sniff.

400

What does AVPU stand for?

Hint: LOC

Level of Consciousness:

Alert

Verbal

Pain 

Unresponsive

400

When a person is conscious, you should use this acronym to get a good history. 

SAMPLE = 

Signs and Symptoms

Allergies

Medications

Past Medical History

Last Oral Intake

Events Prior

500

How will you find your certification? 

Go to www.lifesaving.org 

Use Member ID on Find-a-Certification

500

What are the 5 Rights?

Right Person

Right Medication 

Right Amount 

Right Time 

Right Method


500

What are the 4 steps of the scene assessment?

Hint: The steps are the things you should be looking for during your scene assessment.

Hazards

Number of People

Mechanism of Injury

Bystanders

500

If all other issues have been managed and the person is breathing but unconscious, you should?

Roll the person into the recovery position.

500

After getting a history and doing a Head-to-Toe Examination you should?

Monitor vital signs and ongoing reassessment.

L-PRESS

LOC

Pulse

Respiration rate

Eyes

Skin Colour

Skin Temperature