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Before giving first aid, what is the FIRST thing you must check:
What should you do if someone is having a seizure?
What is the best position for someone having a nosebleed?
Which of the following statements is correct?
A child has touched a hot plate from the oven and burnt his finger. It is red and swollen but there are no blisters. What depth of burn is this?
A child in your care has swallowed several paracetamol tablets. What do you do?
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A child has been outside playing in the snow. You notice that she is pale and shivery and much quieter than usual. You suspect she may have hypothermia.
What do you do?
Which of the following should be kept in a first aid kit?
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A child has fallen through a glass door. Bright, red blood is spurting from his arm. This blood will be coming from:
A baby in your care is unwell. She doesn’t like it when you pick her up, her hands and feet are cold, she has a high temperature and is refusing to feed.
What serious condition could this be?
A child in your care has been electrocuted. What is the FIRST thing you should do?
A child has been stung on the leg by a bee. What do you do?
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Before giving first aid, you can minimise the risk of infection to yourself and the casualty by:
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If someone suddenly becomes aggressive, has pale, cold, sweaty skin and is taking fast, shallow breaths what condition do you think they might have?
How can you help a child who is having an asthma attack?
A child spills a hot cup of tea over his chest. What should you do?
If someone has low blood sugar, what should you do?
In First Aid, how do we define a baby/infant and a child?
Which of the following are signs of a severe allergic reaction?
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How can you help a child with a serious eye injury?
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A child falls over in the playground and grazes his knee. What should you do?
Which of the following terms describes a common type of fracture in children?
A parent brings a child to nursery and tells you that he fell off the slide the day before and hit his head but seems to be fine. Later that day the child says his head hurts, he vomits and seems confused. What should you do?
A child has a small toy stuck in her ear. What should you do?
A child is stung by a bee and starts to have a severe allergic reaction. Their lips and face are swollen and they are having difficulty breathing. What do you do?
Select all that apply:
