First Aid Revision

What is the first step of DRSABCD

• Check for a response

• Check for danger

• Check the patients airway

• Perform CPR

Which of the following is NOT a way to check for a response in the DRSABCD emergency response sequence?

• Call out loudly, "Are you okay?"

• Gently shake the person's shoulders and ask if they're alright.

• Tap the person on the shoulder and ask if they can hear you.

• Look for signs of movement or response such as breathing or twitching.

When you call emergency services at 000 which of the following questions is NOT typically asked by the phone operator?

• "What is the nature of your emergency?"

• "Where are you calling from?"

• "What is the weather like outside?"

• "What is your name and phone number?"

What is the sequence called? Rolling the causality on their side, to check and clear the airway. Also to monitor when they are breathing.  

What is the ratio for compressions : breaths

• 30:1

• 30:3

• 30:2

• 1:30

How long do you look, listen and feel for?

• 8 seconds

• 2 seconds

• 10 seconds

• You don't need to look listen and feel

What is the device called when you try get the patients heart rhythm back?

• Defibrilator

• Thermometer

• Stethoscope

• Inhaler

You're the only first aider on the scene, how long should you do CPR for?

• 30 minutes

• 5-10 minutes

• Until another first aider takes over

• Until help arrives

Gently tilt the head back and lift the chin to open the

• oesophagus

• Mouth

• Airways

• Breathing

What is the difference between performing CPR on an infant and adult/ toddler?

• The depth of chest compressions is shallower for an infant

• The rate of chest compressions is slower for an infant.

• Rescue breaths are not required for an infant.

• Chest compressions are performed with one hand for an infant.