Primary and Secondary Survey
CPR
Choking
Bleeds and wounds
Oxygen and Anaphylaxis
100

What does the "R" stand for in DRABC?

Response


100

What song do we often think of when maintaining rhythm during CPR?

Staying alive! 

100

How many back blows and abdominal thrusts should we deliver per cycle?

5


100

What type of wound is a gunshot wound?

Velocity

100

How much of the air we breathe in is oxygen?

21%

200

What is the acronym used when assessing responsiveness of a casualty?

AVPU

Alert; Voice; Pain; Unresponsive

200

What is the ratio of chest compressions : rescue breaths?

30:2

200

What should you ask your casualty before treating them for choking?

"Are you choking?"

"can you cough?"

200

Why do we try to elevate the wounded limb?

Reduce blood flow to stem bleeding.

200

What is Anaphylaxis?

A severe, life-threatening allergic reaction.

300

What does the "S" stand for in SAMPLE?

Signs and Symptoms

300

When can you stop giving CPR?

When help takes over or if you are physically exhausted.

300

Where should your hand be placed when delivering abdominal thrusts?

Just above the naval (belly button)
300

Your casualty has bled through the bandage you put over their wound. What do you do?

Remove soiled dressing, replace with a fresh one, KEEP OLD DRESSING.

300

What can reverse the effects of anaphylaxis?

Adrenaline / EpiPen.

400
Which side do we roll our casualty onto if we are placing them in the recovery position?

LEFT side - protect the vena cava from being compressed. 

400

How deep should a chest compression be? Give minimum and maximum depth. 

Minimum: 5cm

Maximum: 6cm

400

Your choking casualty has stopped breathing and is on the floor. What do you do?

CALL FOR HELP and begin CPR immediately! 

400

Your casualty has a stab wound, but the knife is still in their body. What do you NOT do? 

Remove the knife! 

400

A casualty under how many days old should NOT be given oxygen therapy?

28 days old

500

What is the saying to remember how to place someone in the recovery position?

"Help miss; I have a toothache; and I need the toilet"

500

What does CPR stand for?

Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation

500

What should you advise your casualty to do immediately after the blockage has been dislodged?

GO TO HOSPITAL - likely to have broken ribs

500

You come across a casualty whose finger has been amputated. What do you do?

Cover exposed wound. Locate and wrap amputated finger in a towel / tissue, and place into ice. 

500

An EpiPen is the ONLY medication we as First Aiders are allowed to administer - true or false?

TRUE