Primary Survey
Scene Survey
Secondary Survey
Ongoing Care
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100

What is the the first step of Primary Survey?

Check if they hit their head.

100

What do you say when you take charge?

Say: Stop don't move!

100
What do you ask in Signs and Symptoms?

How do you feel?

100

What does G mean in GRRPLB

Going to be okay (reassuring the casualty)

100

How do you treat a first degree burn?

  • Run under cold water for 15 minutes on/off

200

What does the B stand for in ABCs

Breathing

200

How do you introduce yourself to the casualty?

Say: "Hi my name is _, I am trained in first aid, may I help you?

200

What is Past Medical History?

The last time the casualty gone to the doctors office.

200

Why do you record data?

Because you need to give it to the paramedics for records and context about the scenario.

200

What color is a third degree burn

black and ashy

300
How do you check circulation? (2 things)

Put two fingers on the pulse. 

Check skin by putting the back of one hand onto the casualty's forehead and the other hand on your forehead.

300

What is the third step in Scene Survey?

Checking for dangers

300

What is the acronym used for Vital Signs?

T.P.R.S.LOC

300

Give examples of tight clothing

  • buttoned collars, ties, scarfs, and etc..

300

How do you treat choking?

5 Abdominal thrusts and 5 back blows until the object comes out

400
What could skin look like? 
Pink warm and dry; and pale cool and clammy
400

What questions do you ask in L.O.C?

Ex: Can you follow my finger, what is the date today, what is your name, and etc.

400

What is the difference between RBS and Head-To-Toe Examination?

Head-To-Toe is more thorough.

400

What do you ask the casualty in the "position step?"

You ask: Are you in a comfortable position?
400

What object do you use to treat severe bleeding?

Triangular Bandage

500

What is something important that you want to check for in RBS?

(HINT: something they wear)

Medical Alert Bracelet

500

What do you do after you introduce yourself?

You ask: "What happened."

500

How do you check the Pulse in Vital Signs?

  • Put two fingers on the pulse and measure how many beats there are in 30 seconds, following that multiply the amount of beats by two to get the number of beats per minute.

500
Why do you give the casualty a blanket?

If they are cold and/or in shock.

500

How many folds are there in a triangular bandage?

8 folds.