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Tablets and medication should be kept in a first aid kit
112 only works in the UK
How do you prevent cryptosporidium? Select 3
How do you treat a sting from sea creatures? Select 3 correct answers
Alcohol speeds up the onset of hypothermia
Select 3 treatments for cold water shock
Regardless of the size you should always drain a blister
Which of the following are signs of a severe allergic reaction?
Select all correct answers:
Question: How long does it take to check whether someone is breathing?
A casualty has been run over by a car. You check their Airway and cannot hear any breathing.
What should you do?
A drowning person has been rescued from the sea. They are breathing and seem to recover within a few minutes.
What should you do?
A visitor to your workplace is having a seizure. What do you do?
You are with someone who 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:
A colleague has been working outside in freezing weather. You notice that they are pale and shivery and much quieter than usual. You suspect they may have hypothermia.
What do you do?
If someone is having a nosebleed, you should:
A child has a small toy stuck in their ear. What should you do?
Which of the following terms describes a common type of fracture in children?
You are bathing a baby of 6 months and her brother who is 3 years old. You hear the phone ring in another room.
What should you do?
What information should you gather if you think a child has swallowed poison?
If a child is having difficulty breathing, who should you call first?
