First Aid Basic Life Support
The number of attempts remaining is 3
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1. You need to phone 999 on every occasion you perform first aid.
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2. Cold, clammy, pale grey skin is not a sign of shock.
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3. You should cool a burn for a minimum of 20 minutes with water.
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4. Your own safety is not important when in a first aid situation.
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5. There is no need to worry about keeping the airway clear.
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6. With blood loss the priority is to stop the bleeding.
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7. One heart attack symptom may be a severe pain high in the abdomen.
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8. You need to cool a burn with water for only 2 minutes.
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9. You need to record all injuries at work.
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10. You should not move a casualty if you suspect a spinal injury.
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11. A person suffering a heart attack should be encouraged to stand up.
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12. Encourage a casualty who is choking to cough hard.
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13. You can remove a piece of metal that is stuck in a casualty’s eye.
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14. A casualty who has been electrocuted may have suffered burns.
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15. A breathing, unconscious, casualty should be placed in the recovery position.
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16. You should assess the scene for danger before undertaking first aid.
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17. You should put butter or cream on a burn.
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18. You do not need lots of expensive equipment to do first aid.
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19. You need lots of training to provide first aid.
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20. First Aid is the care given to a casualty before professional help arrives.
Your score is
The average score is 99%
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