First Aid - Sport Med refresher

This injury is known as

• An abrasion

• A fracture

• A bruise

• A blister

A laceration should be managed by

• Elevation then ice

• Applying direct compression/pressure

• Wrapping in a bandage

• Using a bandaid

This is commonly known as a

• Dislocation

• Laceration

• Contusion

• Confusion

A dislocation can be detected by

• swelling, normality, movement, bleeding

• deformity, swelling, movement, inflexibility

• deformity, swelling, pain, inability to move

• deformity, pleasure, movement, flexibility

DRSABCD stands for

• Direct, Response, Send, Action, Breathing, Circulation, Defib

• Danger, Response, Send, Airways, Breathing, Compressions, Defib

• Danger, Response, Send, Airways, Breathing, Circulation, Defib

• Danger, Response, Send, Airways, Breathing, CPR, Defib

Diabetes is a condition. where the body

• either produces or regulates the insulin required to maintain low blood sugar levels

• is unable to either produce or regulate the insulin required to maintain normal blood sugar levels

• is unable to produce the insulin required to maintain high blood sugar levels

• is unable to maintain blood sugar levels once physical activity has commenced

Which diabetic condition requires the administration of insulin?

• Hyperglycaemia

• Hypoglycaemia

Asthma is managed by using the principle

• 4 puffs per breath per minute

• 4 breaths per minute

• 4 breaths, 4 puffs, 4 minutes

• 4 puffs every 4 minutes

Symptoms of Hyperthermia include

• Rapid breathing, dilated pupils, shivering

• increase in core temperature, rapid pulse, lack of sweat despite exertion

• shallow breathing, rapid pulse, fatigue

• decrease in core temperature, weak pulse, slurred speech

If a person has an epileptic seizure you should

• place them in the recovery position, seek medical attention

• Wait 4 minutes and ensure that no dangerous objects are nearby

• Begin DRSABCD and give them some water to drink

• Hold them still and then place them in the recovery position