Emergency Response Quiz

What is the first step to take when arriving at a scene of an emergency?

• Begin CPR immediately

• Survey the scene and assess the situation

• Call for medical help

• Ask the casualty how they feel

When assessing the casualty's condition, what should you check for first?

• Breathing

• Injuries

• Circulation

• Hazards

What should you do if the casualty is unresponsive?

• Call for medical aid

• Perform CPR

• Check for normal breathing

• Offer help and obtain consent

How long should you check for normal breathing?

• 1 second

• 5 seconds to 10 seconds

• 20 seconds

• 1 minute

If the casualty is not breathing or has abnormal breathing, what should you do?

• Start CPR immediately

• Assess circulation

• Reassess airway

• Wait for medical help

What should you check when assessing circulation?

• Breathing patterns

• Skin condition and temperature

• Response level

• Injuries

What is the primary purpose of the recovery position?

• To perform CPR

• To open the airway and stabilize the casualty

• To check for injuries

• To stop bleeding

How should you position the arm closest to you in the recovery position?

• Bend the arm at the elbow

• Place it straight outward at shoulder level

• Fold it across the chest

• Position it behind the casualty's head

After placing the casualty in the recovery position, what should you do next?

• Check breathing and reassess circulation

• Perform CPR

• Wait for medical aid

• Record your findings

What is the last step before handing over the casualty to medical professionals?

• Reassess the casualty's breathing

• Manage shock

• Cover the casualty

• Give an oral report to medical aid