Emergency Response Quiz for Students

What is the first action to take at the scene of an emergency?

• Start CPR

• Call for medical aid

• Perform a scene survey

• Identify the casualty

What should you do after taking charge of the situation?

• Begin CPR immediately

• Attract bystanders to assist you

• Assess the casualty's injuries

• Put on gloves

How do you make the area safe?

• By obtaining consent from the casualty

• By removing hazards for yourself and others

• By starting a primary survey

• By ensuring the casualty is unresponsive

What must you do before helping the casualty?

• Assess responsiveness

• Identify yourself and obtain consent

• Call for medical aid

• Perform CPR

How long should you check for normal breathing?

• At least 1 minute

• 10–15 seconds

• 5–10 seconds

• Until the casualty starts breathing

What is the correct response if the casualty is not breathing?

• Place them in the recovery position

• Start CPR immediately

• Check their circulation

• Perform a rapid body survey

What does assessing circulation include?

• Checking the airway for obstructions

• Evaluating skin condition and temperature

• Rolling the casualty into the recovery position

• Looking for hazards in the area

What is the purpose of the recovery position?

• To perform CPR

• To ensure an open airway and stabilise the casualty

• To manage hidden injuries

• To stop external bleeding

After placing the casualty in the recovery position, what is the next step?

• Reassess breathing and circulation

• Call for medical aid

• Record findings

• Begin chest compressions

What is the final action to take before handing over to medical professionals?

• Place the casualty in the recovery position

• Perform a secondary survey

• Record findings and give an oral report

• Reassess hazards