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What is the rate per minute of chest compressions given to an adult?

15 to 20

50 to 60

80 to 90

100 to 120

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Which of the following helps to remember the main causes of unconciousness

Pear Shaped

Odd Shaped

Fish Shaped

Round Shaped

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What type of pain is likely to be experienced by a casualty having a heart attack?

There is rarely any pain

Vice like pain

Dull throbbing pain

Spasmodic, sharp pains

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If a casualty suffering from an asthma attack, what change occurs which creates difficulty in breathing?

Inflammation of the trachea

Spasm of the diaphragm

Inflammation of the lungs

Narrowing of bronchial tubes

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A diabetic casualty who has too little glucose is called what?

Hypoxic

Hypertensive

Hyperactive

Hypoglycaemic

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If an eye is contaminated by chemicals, what must you be careful to avoid whilst irrigating the area?

Causing excessive distress

Contaminating the other eye

Damaging clothing

Getting water on the floor where people can slip

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Straw coloured fluid or blood coming from the ear or nose can indicate a fracture of what?

Lower jaw

Nose

Skull

Spine

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The FAST test is used as a diagnostic tool used when diagnosing a casualty having

An Asthma attack

A Stroke

A Seizure

A heart attack

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The main aim in the treatment of a fracture is?

Reassure the casualty

Steady, support and immobilise the fracture

Prevent further swelling

To minimise shock

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What type of would may be produced by a blow from a blunt instrument?

Lacerated

Contused

Incised

Punctured

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A burn should be cooled for at least how many minutes?

2 minutes

5 minutes

10 minutes

15 minutes

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A Symptom is?

Something you can see

Something you can hear

Something the casualty describes to you

Something a bystander saw

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An indication that a bandage is too tight, is when you pinch the nail and it does what?

Turn bluish or white

Turn red

Become painful

Start to swell

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What can result from applying a bandage too tightly?

Reduction of blood pressure

Increased risk of infection

Impaired circulation

A fracture

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One of the functions of a dressing is to reduce the risk of what?

Internal bleeding

Spreading disease

Infection

Cyanosis

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If an unconscious casualty is lying on their back, what serious condition may develop?

Internal bleeding

Diabetes

Coma

Asphyxia

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Moving an injured casualty unneccessarily or without due care can be dangerous as there may be .................?

Low blood pressure

An ambulance on its way

A law against it

Fractures or internal injuries

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What is the general name of a substance which when taken into the body can damage health or endanger life?

Poison

Analgesic

Toxoid

Antibody

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A "fracture" is another name for what?

A strain

A broken or cracked bone

A sprain

An abrasion

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What is the general name for the techniques used by a First Aider to treat a casualty whose heart and breathing have failed?

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Mouth to mouth resuscitation

Heart massage

Cardiac compression

Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation

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