First Aid Flashcards

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True or False (correct answer if incorrect)
When starting first aid, you automatically take on duty of care

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True

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What does First Aid entail?

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  • Initial care of the ill or injured
  • maintain life until a health professional arrives
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3
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True or False (correct answer if incorrect)
You dont need consent to help a person with first aid

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False
-you must obtain consent

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4
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If the casualty is unconcious, how do you obtain consent?

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Consent is implied when casualty is unconsious

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True or False (correct answer if incorrect)
Consent must be asked of parents or legal guardians only when casualty is under 16 years

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False
-you must obtain consent of legal guardian when casualty is under 18 years

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What to do before providing First aid (3 points)?

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  • wash hands (sanitizer if unable to)
  • cover exposed cuts (both self and casualty)
  • wear disposable gloves + face mask + eye protection (when able to)
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What to do afterproviding First aid (3 points)?

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  • wash hands (sanitizer if unable to)
  • disinfect / wash contaminated clothing or surfaces
  • dispose of waste
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What to do if blood and needle stick accidents occur when skin is involved?

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  • wash area well with soap and water
    + ALWAYS REFER TO HEALTH PROVIDER
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What to do if blood and needle stick accidents occur when mouth is involved?

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  • spit contaminant out and rinse
    + ALWAYS REFER TO HEALTH PROVIDER
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What to do if blood and needle stick accidents occur when eyes are involved?

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  • irrigate eyes for at least 5 minutes
    + ALWAYS REFER TO HEALTH PROVIDER
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11
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What does DRSABCD mean?

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D - danger
R - response
S - send for help
A - airways
B - breathing
C - CPR
D - defibrillation

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12
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What does COWS stand for in DRSABCD?

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(in Response)
C - can you hear me
O - open your eyes
W - what’s your name
S - squeeze my hands

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13
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In DRSABCD, what does Danger mean?

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  • check for danger in surroundings
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When assesing for danger, what order of people do you care about?

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  • first to self, then bystanders, then the casualty
  • reduce / remove danger
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In DRSABCD, what do you do at Response?

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  • assess conciousness (casualty’s response)
  • COWS
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16
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In DRSABCD, what does Send for Help mean?

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  • call 000
  • use bystanders to find first aid kit or defib
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In DRSABCD, what does Airways mean?

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  • open and clear airways
18
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In DRSABCD, what is the process for Breathing?

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LOOK, LISTEN, FEEL (for breathing)
- look and feel -> movements of lower chest
- listen and feel -> air leaving the nose + mouth

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