First Aid at Work Practice Questions — All Questions
AllPrimary Survey & PrioritiesCPR & Unresponsive CasualtyBleeding & WoundsChokingRecovery Position & Shock
3 questions
Recovery Position & Shock
An unresponsive casualty who IS breathing normally should be placed:
- a.On their back
- b.In the recovery position (on their side)✓
- c.Sitting upright
- d.Face down
The recovery position (on the side) keeps the airway open and allows drainage.
Recovery Position & Shock
The recovery position helps by:
- a.Keeping the airway open and allowing fluids to drain✓
- b.Warming the casualty only
- c.Restarting the heart
- d.Stopping bleeding
It maintains an open airway and lets vomit or fluids drain out.
Recovery Position & Shock
While waiting for the ambulance with a casualty in the recovery position, you should:
- a.Leave them alone
- b.Give them food
- c.Monitor breathing and be ready to start CPR if it stops✓
- d.Sit them up
Keep monitoring breathing and be ready to act if their condition changes.