Emergency First-Aid At Work Mock Test

Emergency First Aid at Work

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Set 1

Emergency First-Aid at Work Set 1

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1) Which action is NOT appropriate for a deeply embedded splinter?

A) Advise seeking hospital treatment

B) Clean the surrounding skin

C) Cover it with a plaster or bandage

D) Attempt to remove it using sterile tweezers or a needle

2 / 15

2) After treating a severe arm wound, a casualty develops hypovolaemic shock. Which symptoms are most likely?

A) Rapid pulse, nausea, and pale clammy skin

B) Extreme tiredness, fast breathing, and blurred vision

C) Breathing difficulty, nausea, and red blotchy skin

D) Shortness of breath, chest tightness, and blue skin

3 / 15

3) How should a casualty with a nosebleed be treated?

A) Lie them down with head and shoulders raised

B) Lean them forward and pinch the soft part of the nose

C) Tell them to blow their nose repeatedly

D) Lean their head backward while pinching the nose

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4) What should be done first to treat a black eye?

A) Clean the area using a wipe and cover it with a sterile dressing

B) Press on the injury and raise the head and shoulders

C) Comfort the injured person and apply a cold compress wrapped in cloth

D) Rinse it with cold water and then apply a sterile dressing

5 / 15

5) When is implied consent assumed in first aid?

A) When paramedics arrive

B) When the casualty refuses assistance

C) When two first aiders are present

D) When the casualty is unconscious or unresponsive

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6) A casualty is experiencing a generalised seizure. What key information should be given to emergency services?

A) The start time and length of the seizure

B) The clothing worn

C) Recent food intake

D) Their place of employment

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7) A casualty becomes unresponsive and is not breathing. What must you do immediately?

A) Perform a secondary assessment

B) Begin CPR immediately

C) Place them into the recovery position

D) Deliver abdominal thrusts

8 / 15

8) Which task falls within the role of a trained first aider?

A) Wear a designated first aid uniform

B) Carry out workplace risk assessments

C) Contact emergency services when necessary

D) Present company health and safety policies

9 / 15

9) A colleague suffers facial burns after hot soup explodes from a microwave. Which action should NOT be taken?

A) Remove the source of the burn

B) Put on disposable protective gloves

C) Cool the burn with running water for at least 20 minutes

D) Cover the face tightly with cling film

10 / 15

10) A wound that produces dark red blood that slowly trickles out is known as:

A) A dangerous venous bleed

B) A life-threatening capillary bleed

C) A minor capillary bleed that is not life-threatening

D) A non-life-threatening venous bleed

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11) To reduce infection risk while providing first aid, you should:

A) Keep the same gloves on when treating multiple casualties

B) Dispose of contaminated materials properly

C) Avoid incidents involving blood

D) Only treat employees, not visitors

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12) You find an unconscious person who is breathing normally and has no obvious injuries. You need help. What should you do?

A) Put them in the recovery position and then seek assistance

B) Leave them as found and go for help

C) Carry them with you to find help

D) Stay beside them and shout for help

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13) What is the immediate first aid treatment for a grazed knee?

A) Check for debris, rest the area, and apply wrapped ice with pressure

B) Apply pressure, rinse under cold water, and dress the wound

C) Apply ice with pressure and place the casualty in the recovery position

D) Check for foreign material, clean thoroughly, and apply a sterile dressing

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14) A casualty is choking on food, cannot breathe, is turning grey, and becoming unconscious. What condition is most likely?

A) Hypovolaemic shock

B) Partial airway obstruction

C) Severe airway obstruction

D) Stroke

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15) How should a small cut to the head be managed?

A) Clean the wound, apply pressure if needed, and cover with a sterile dressing

B) Disinfect and leave uncovered

C) Apply ice, cover with a sterile dressing, and rest

D) Clean it, cover it, and immediately send the casualty to hospital

Your score is

The average score is 79%

Set 2

Emergency First-Aid at Work Set 2

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1) You find a casualty unconscious and not breathing. After calling emergency services, what should you do?

A) Perform abdominal thrusts

B) Begin CPR immediately

C) Deliver five back blows

D) Place them in the recovery position

2 / 15

2) A casualty is conscious but feeling unwell. What should you do next?

A) Introduce yourself and gain consent before assisting

B) Complete a secondary survey and offer a drink

C) Carry out a secondary survey and call an ambulance

D) Introduce yourself and wait with them

3 / 15

3) As a trained first aider, one of your responsibilities is to:

A) Direct untrained staff in delivering first aid

B) Call for further medical help when necessary

C) Treat staff members before visitors

D) Review workplace health and safety procedures

4 / 15

4) A person has sustained a minor cut to the scalp. What is the correct first aid action?

A) Disinfect it and leave it uncovered

B) Apply a cold compress, dress it and allow rest

C) Clean it, cover it and send them straight to hospital

D) Clean the wound, apply pressure if needed, and cover with a sterile dressing

5 / 15

5) Soup has caused multiple small facial burns. Which action is NOT appropriate?

A) Remove material stuck to the burned area

B) Cool the burn with running water for at least 20 minutes

C) Cover loosely with cling film

D) Wear disposable gloves

6 / 15

6) What is the correct first aid treatment for a nosebleed?

A) Lean the casualty forward and pinch the soft part of the nose

B) Lean the casualty’s head backward while squeezing the nose

C) Lie the casualty down with their head and shoulders elevated

D) Ask the casualty to keep blowing their nose until bleeding stops

7 / 15

7) After treating a severe arm wound, the casualty shows signs of hypovolaemic shock. Which symptoms are most likely?

A) Rapid pulse, nausea and pale, clammy skin

B) Laboured breathing, sickness and flushed skin

C) Extreme fatigue, fast breathing and blurred sight

D) Shortness of breath, chest tightness and blue-tinged skin

8 / 15

8) A visitor has grazed both palms. What is the correct treatment?

A) Apply pressure and raise their hands

B) Apply an ice pack

C) Dress the wound and send them home

D) Check for debris, clean the area and apply a sterile dressing

9 / 15

9) A leg wound is producing dark red blood that flows steadily. This is best described as:

A) A life-threatening arterial bleed

B) A non-life-threatening venous bleed

C) A non-life-threatening arterial bleed

D) A life-threatening venous bleed

10 / 15

10) What is NOT suitable for a splinter fully embedded in the skin?

A) Cover it with a plaster or dressing

B) Attempt to remove it using tweezers or a needle

C) Recommend seeking hospital treatment

D) Clean the surrounding area

11 / 15

11) What is the immediate treatment for a black eye?

A) Hold under running water and apply a dressing

B) Comfort the casualty and apply a cold compress over a cloth

C) Apply pressure and elevate the head

D) Clean and cover it with a sterile dressing

12 / 15

12) A 7-month pregnant casualty is unconscious but breathing normally. What should you do first?

A) Position her on her left side and monitor her

B) Leave her in the found position

C) Lay her flat and elevate legs

D) Place her on her right side

13 / 15

13) Which action should NOT be carried out during a general seizure?

A) Note the time and length of the seizure

B) Physically hold or restrain the person

C) Offer reassurance once the seizure has ended

D) Move nearby hazards away from the casualty

14 / 15

14) A colleague is coughing while eating but can still speak. What condition is most likely?

A) Asthma

B) Mild choking

C) Low blood sugar

D) Severe airway obstruction

15 / 15

15) Why must a first aider maintain high standards of personal hygiene?

A) To maintain the organisation’s image

B) To prevent unpleasant smells upsetting the casualty

C) To appear professional personally

D) To reduce the risk of infection spreading

Your score is

The average score is 85%

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