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Emergency First-Aid at Work

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1) When a casualty is choking and turning blue, unable to breathe or speak, what is the likely condition?

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2) What is the most effective way to manage a nosebleed?

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3) What symptoms are most likely to indicate hypovolaemic shock in someone with a severe arm wound?

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4) One key duty of a first aider is to:

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5) A casualty becomes unresponsive and stops breathing. What must you do immediately?

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6) What should you do if a colleague is choking but still able to cough and speak?

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7) A visitor trips in a car park and scrapes the palms of their hands. What should be done first?

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8) What should you do if you find a casualty unconscious but breathing normally with no obvious injuries?

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9) Which of the following is not a correct step when treating a casualty with a severe wound to the upper arm?

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10) What should you do if you find a casualty with a severe wound and profuse bleeding?

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11) How should you respond if a casualty’s face is covered with multiple small burns?

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12) You find a casualty lying on the floor. They are unresponsive and not breathing. After calling emergency services, what should you do next?

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13) What is the best way to assist a pregnant woman (7 months) who is unconscious but breathing normally?

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14) Your colleague is eating a biscuit at their desk and suddenly starts coughing. They can still speak but are struggling to breathe. What are they most likely experiencing?

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15) A wound that slowly leaks red blood is known as:

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16) Which of the following actions is not recommended when dealing with a splinter that is completely embedded in the skin?

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17) You find an unconscious person who is breathing normally and uninjured. You are alone and need help. What should you do?

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18) You are called to assist someone who is conscious but feels unwell. What is the correct next step?

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19) Which action should you avoid when treating someone having a generalized seizure?

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20) As a qualified first aider, which of the following is one of your key responsibilities when dealing with an incident?

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21) You are called to help a colleague who is 7 months pregnant. They are unconscious but breathing normally and have no visible injuries. What should you do first?

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22) How should a nosebleed be managed?

 

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23) What should you do to reduce infection risk when dealing with first aid incidents involving blood?

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24) What is the correct first-aid response for someone with a nosebleed?

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25) What is the appropriate action if a casualty is choking but still able to cough?

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26) A casualty has grazes on their palms after a fall. What is the best first aid treatment?

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27) How should you treat a minor cut on the head?

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28) What is the best way to treat a nosebleed?

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29) Which option is not appropriate for a deeply embedded splinter?

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30) What type of bleeding is characterized by dark red blood flowing steadily from a leg wound?

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31) What is the best way to treat a graze on the knee?

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32) Why is good personal hygiene important when providing first aid?

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33) How should a nosebleed be managed?

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34) When should you call for emergency assistance during a first aid incident?

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35) What is the correct procedure for treating a casualty with a black eye?

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36) During a generalised seizure, what information is most useful for emergency services?

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37) What is the correct first aid response to a casualty with grazes on their hands after a fall?

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38) What are the signs of hypovolaemic shock?

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39) What is the most appropriate initial first-aid response for someone with a bruised eye?

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40) A casualty has a severe upper-arm wound and is now showing signs of hypovolaemic shock. Which symptoms are most likely?

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41) Which of the following is not recommended when treating burns caused by hot soup?

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42) Which action should not be taken when someone is having a generalised seizure?

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43) When a person is found unconscious and not breathing, what should you do immediately after calling emergency services? 

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44) A colleague has suffered facial burns from hot soup. Which action is not appropriate?

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45) When managing a first aid incident, what is one of your key responsibilities?

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46) To reduce the risk of infection while giving first aid, you should:

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47) You attend someone with a leg wound that is bleeding heavily. The blood is dark red and flowing freely. How should this type of bleeding be classified?

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48) A colleague has suffered several small facial burns after hot soup exploded from a microwave container. Which action below should not be part of their treatment?

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49) A casualty is choking, turning grey, and losing consciousness after eating. What are they most likely experiencing?

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50) What is implied consent in first aid?

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51) Implied consent applies when:

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52) What is the correct immediate care for a grazed knee?

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53) What is the correct immediate treatment for a black eye?

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54) What should be the first action when treating a black eye?

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55) After a severe arm wound, a casualty shows signs of hypovolemic shock. What symptoms are most likely?

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56) How should a minor head wound be treated?

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57) A person has a minor cut on their head. How should first aid be given?

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58) Which of the following is not a proper way to treat a fully embedded splinter?

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59) Why is good personal hygiene important when providing first aid?

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60) How should you respond if a casualty is conscious but feeling unwell?

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