First Aid at Work Practice Questions — All Questions
AllPrimary Survey & PrioritiesCPR & Unresponsive CasualtyBleeding & WoundsChokingRecovery Position & Shock
4 questions
Bleeding & Wounds
The first action to control severe external bleeding is to:
- a.Apply a cold pack only
- b.Give the casualty a drink
- c.Elevate the head
- d.Apply firm direct pressure to the wound✓
Apply firm direct pressure to the wound to control bleeding.
Bleeding & Wounds
If blood soaks through the first dressing, you should:
- a.Wash the wound with soap
- b.Apply another dressing on top and keep pressure✓
- c.Ignore it
- d.Remove all dressings
Add another dressing on top and maintain pressure; do not remove the first.
Bleeding & Wounds
Signs of shock from severe bleeding can include:
- a.Pale, cold, clammy skin and a fast pulse✓
- b.Warm, dry skin
- c.Slow steady breathing only
- d.High energy
Shock often shows as pale, cold, clammy skin and a rapid pulse.
Bleeding & Wounds
A casualty showing signs of shock should generally be:
- a.Made to walk
- b.Given food and drink
- c.Laid down, kept warm, and given emergency help✓
- d.Left standing
Lay them down, keep them warm, reassure, and call for emergency help; do not give food/drink.