Paediatric First Aid Quiz- A Free child and baby first aid quiz.

To prevent infection what is the best to do before treating the child?

Clean the wound

Wash your hands before treatment and wear gloves

Call the parents

Apply a sterile dressing

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What is the correct age range to define an infant for first aid?

0 to 6 months

0 to 1 year

0 to 18 months

0 to 2 years

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You should always call for help if the infant or child is which one of the following?

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Talking

Breathing

Responsive

Unresponsive

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What does DRABC stand for?

Danger, response, airway, bleeding, circulation

Damage, response, airway, breathing, call

Danger, response, airway, breathing, circulation

Danger, response, airway, breathing, circumstances

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What method do we use in order to determine an infant or child level of response?

The Rule of Nines

AVPU

SMART

The Glasgow Coma Scale

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When we apply CPR to an infant, how do we apply the chest compressions?

1 finger

2 fingers

1 hand

2 hands

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When performing CPR what depth should be go to on a child?

1 cm

2 cm

third of chest depth

half of chest depth

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in the primary survey for an infant or a child, what does the R stand for in DRABC?

Rescue

Rest

Response

Recovery

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You see a child having a severe epileptic reaction, what is your first priority?

Protect other people

Protect their arms

Protect their legs

Protect their head

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A conscious child is choking, what is the correct procedure?

Encourage to cough, give up to 3 back blows, give up to 3 abdominal thrusts, call 999 and repeat if necessary, until help arrives

Encourage to cough, give up to 5 back blows, give up to 5 abdominal thrusts, call 999 and repeat if necessary, until help arrives

Check the mouth and give up to 5 back blows and repeat if necessary

Check the mouth and give up to 5 back blows and resuscitate

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For bleeding in an child or an infant, which one is more serious?

Venous bleed

Arterial bleed

Capillary bleed

Contusion

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How do you control bleeding with a cut with a foreign body stuck into the arm?

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Apply pressure on either side of object and bandage around object.

Apply pressure on top of the bandage

Apply pressure on top and raise the arm

Apply a tourniquet

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What are the initial signs of shock?

Cold, flushed and dry skin

breathing normally

Pale, cold and clammy

Flushed, hot and dry

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If you think a child has a mild airway obstruction, what is the first thing you should do?

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Ask them to shout

Encourage them to cough

Encourage them to drink a glass of water

Ask them to sit down

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Paediatric First Aid Quiz Questions

Paediatric First Aid Quiz Questions

To prevent infection what is the best to do before treating the child?

What is the correct age range to define an infant for first aid?

You should always call for help if the infant or child is which one of the following?

What does DRABC stand for?

What method do we use in order to determine an infant or child level of response?

When we apply CPR to an infant, how do we apply the chest compressions?

When performing CPR what depth should be go to on a child?

in the primary survey for an infant or a child, what does the R stand for in DRABC?

You see a child having a severe epileptic reaction, what is your first priority?

A conscious child is choking, what is the correct procedure?

For bleeding in an child or an infant, which one is more serious?

How do you control bleeding with a cut with a foreign body stuck into the arm?

What are the initial signs of shock?

If you think a child has a mild airway obstruction, what is the first thing you should do?

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Paediatric First Aid Quiz Questions

Paediatric First Aid Quiz Questions

To prevent infection what is the best to do before treating the child?

What is the correct age range to define an infant for first aid?

You should always call for help if the infant or child is which one of the following?

What does DRABC stand for?

What method do we use in order to determine an infant or child level of response?

When we apply CPR to an infant, how do we apply the chest compressions?

When performing CPR what depth should be go to on a child?

in the primary survey for an infant or a child, what does the R stand for in DRABC?

You see a child having a severe epileptic reaction, what is your first priority?

A conscious child is choking, what is the correct procedure?

For bleeding in an child or an infant, which one is more serious?

How do you control bleeding with a cut with a foreign body stuck into the arm?

What are the initial signs of shock?

If you think a child has a mild airway obstruction, what is the first thing you should do?

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