ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
AGE RANGE
FIRST AID
FIRST AID TOOLS
PREVENTING INFECTIONS
100

Help given to an injured or suddenly ill  person using readily available materials.

What is First Aid?

100

Under 1 year old.

What is an infant?

100

What happened.

What is a history?

100

Clothing and equipment used to protect the first aider and to minimize the risks of health and safety hazards when in contact with a casualty.

What are PPEs (Personal Protective Equipment)

100

Comprised of bacteria, viruses, and parasites. These are what actually make people sick. They can be new or a mutation of an existing one.

What are Pathogens?

200

A person who takes charge of an emergency scene and gives first aid.

Who is the First Aider?

200

From age of one to age eight.

What is a child?

200

The force applied to the body and how it was applied (e.g. impact from a fall, collision)

What is the Mechanism of Injury (MoI)

200

It provides a physical barrier and a one-way valve to protect a rescuer from bodily fluids while administering rescue breaths to a person in need of CPR.

What is a face mask?

200

Where pathogens live before moving around. (e.g animals, food and water, soil, or other people.)

What are reservoirs?

300

The injured or ill person

What is a casualty?

300

Over eight years of age.

What is an adult?

300

Indications you can see or measure (e.g. bleeding)

What are signs?

300

Prevents direct hand contact between the first aider and the casualty.

What are disposable gloves?

300

How pathogen moves from one location to another. This can be through close contact with an infected person, or via contaminated surfaces.

What is transmission?

400

Preserve life; prevent further illness or injury and promote recovery.

What are the three priorities/objectives of first aid?

400

Indications the casualty feels (e.g. nausea or pain)

What are symptoms?

400

A covering over a wound, used to stop bleeding and prevent contamination of the wound.

What is a dressing?

400

How the pathogen leaves the reservoir. When infections transfer between people, the common exit paths are coughing, sneezing, blood, or fecal matter.

What is exit?

500

Help given by a medical doctor or under the supervision of a medical doctor.

What is medical help/aid?

500

The material that holds a dressing in place.

What is a bandage?