Beginner First Aid
Question Number 1
What gas, which enters through the lungs, is essential to keeping the brain alive.
- nitrogen
- carbon dioxide
- oxygen
- steam
Question Number 2
An asthma sufferer has forgotten their inhaler, but someone else has one the same colour, should the patient use
the other persons inhaler?
- yes
- no
Question Number 3
When performing CPR (after an ambulance has been called) when should you stop?
- When the lips go blue - Cyanosis
- After 10 cycles
- After 15 minutes
- Only when assistance has arrived
Question Number 4
What simple check can be used to
determine the heart rate in a casualty? Check the _____.
Question Number 5
What is the missing step in the life-saving priorities?
- Early help
- Early ___
- Early defibrillation
- Early advanced care
[Also known as the chain of survival]
Question Number 6
How does an AED attempt to save a life? By:
- restarting breathing
- restarting the heart
- stopping bleading
Question Number 7
Which of the following should be used to break contact between the casualty and electrical supply when it's not
possible to turn off the electricity.
- Metal
- Wood
Question Number 8
What does the B stand for in the ABC check?
Airway
B?
Circulation
- Bleeding
- Breathing
- Breaks (Fractures)
- Bones
Question Number 9
Which of the following is a recognition feature of a faint?
- A fast pulse
- A slow pulse
Question Number 10
Which of the following is the treatment for a nosebleed?
- Tilt head forward
- Tilt head backward
Quiz Answers
Question Number 1
oxygen
Question Number 2
No. They should only use an
inhaler that was prescribed for them.
Question Number 3
Only when assistance has arrived and taken over. Unless you are physically unable to continue any more or the casualty
starts to breath normally.
Question Number 4
pulse
Question Number 5
CPR
Question Number 6
By restarting the
heart. The AED delivers a shock to stop an abnormal rhythm which can
result in the heart returning to a correct rhythm.
Question Number 7
Wood
Question Number 8
Breathing. This is the ABC check
listing the priorities when treating any casualty.
Question Number 9
A slow pulse
Question Number 10
Tilt head forward
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