First Aid

Question 1

is the care given to an injured or sick person in the absence of immediate medical attention until it arrives at the scene for more long-term assistance.

Answer 1

First Aid

Question 2

It can be done on injuries, on sick people, and anyone needing immediate medical attention. This can reduce the chances of further medical emergencies from happening, and can help make the situation better for the victim.

Answer 2

First Aid

Question 3

Roles and Responsibilities of a Good Aider

Answer 3

Protect the people involved.
Assess the situation.
Perform proper first aid.
Prevent infections from happening.

Question 4

Roles and Responsibilities of a Good Aider

Answer 4

Protect the people involved.
Assess the situation.
Perform proper first aid. 
Prevent infections from happening.
Comfort the victim. 
Call for help.

Question 5

occurs when pathogens get into an injured area, like a wound.

Answer 5

infection

Question 6

is an agent that can cause disease, and common examples are bacteria and viruses.

Answer 6

pathogen

Question 7

a way of knowing any urgent medical concerns for the victim

Answer 7

primary survey

Question 8

D R S A B C D

Answer 8

Danger
Response
Send for help
Airway
Breathing
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Defilibrator

Question 9

The first step involves checking for any immediate danger to the victim, to the aider, or anyone in the vicinity. The aider has to make sure that there is no immediate danger before coming to the victim’s aid.

Answer 9

Danger

Question 10

This involves checking if the victim is conscious and responding

Answer 10

Response

Question 11

Sending and calling for help is crucial since the aim of first aid is to provide immediate support, and more long-term medical care should be called.

Answer 11

Send for help

Question 12

This involves checking if the victim’s airways are blocked. Blocked airways can lead to labored breathing.

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Airway

Question 13

Checking for the victim’s breathing comes after. Common ways of checking involve looking for chest movements, checking a person’s mouth and nostrils for any air exiting them, and monitoring regular breathing.

Answer 13

Breathing

Question 14

is a method to restore responses in a victim. It involves pressing on the victim’s chest and compressing and restoring air to the victim.

Answer 14

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

Question 15

a device that uses electricity to restore the heart’s beating

Answer 15

Defibrillator

Question 16

used in situations where a victim’s heartbeat becomes dangerously irregular or when it completely stops

Answer 16

Defibrillator

Question 17

DRSABCD

Answer 17

Primary survey

Question 18

S A M P L E

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Secondary Survey

Question 19

S A M P L E

Answer 19

Signs and symptoms
Allergies
Medications
Past medical history
Last intake
Events leading to the situation