First Aid Knowledge Quiz 2

A chef has spilt boiling oil on their forearm. What is the most appropriate treatment?

• Cover the burn immediately with cling film

• Run the burn under cold water for at least 10 minutes

• Rub ice over the burn

• Apply antiseptic cream and a dry dressing

A casualty is pale, cold to the touch, and becoming drowsy. They are likely experiencing:

• Stroke

• Heart attack

• Shock

• Epilepsy

A person has fallen and their leg is at an unusual angle with a bone showing. What is the MOST likely injury?

• Closed fracture

• Sprain

• Open fracture

• Strain

When treating an eye injury caused by dust or grit:

• Ask the casualty to rub the eye to dislodge it

• Flush the eye with clean water away from the good eye

• Cover both eyes to reduce movement

• Ask the casualty to close their eyes tightly

A casualty is drowsy after a blow to the head and has a visible lump. What should the first aider do?

• Apply a cold compress and monitor

• Allow them to sleep it off

• Call for medical assistance immediately

• Test their memory and keep them walking

What is the correct treatment for suspected poisoning by swallowing a household cleaner?

• Induce vomiting immediately

• Offer milk to dilute the substance

• Keep the casualty still and call 999/112

• Give water and monitor their breathing

A worker has been electrocuted and is still in contact with a live wire. What is the FIRST action?

• Drag them away using a coat or blanket

• Call for help and attempt CPR

• Turn off the power or isolate the source

• Pour water over them to break the circuit

A casualty has a penetrating chest wound. The best position for them is:

• Laying flat on their back with knees raised

• Sitting down, leaning towards the injured side

• Laying on their front

• Standing upright and still

A person has a small splinter in their finger. The best treatment is to:

• Use tweezers to remove the splinter, clean and cover

• Leave it in and refer them to hospital

• Cut around it with scissors

• Apply antiseptic and leave it uncovered

What information should be included in an accident report form?

• Casualty’s GP and next of kin

• Details of the injury and how it occurred

• Casualty’s personal opinions

• Treatment advice given by paramedics