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  1. 1What does DRS ABC stand for?DANGER.
    RESPONSE.
    SHOUT FOR HELP.
    AIRWAY.
    BREATHING.
    CPR.
  2. 2When assessing Response, what actions should you take?Alert (Saying their name etc.)
    Vocal Commands (Open your eyes)
    Pain (Squeezing shoulders/ears)
  3. 3What information do you need to give to a bystander/over the radio when requesting an ambulance? (SAILAR)SEX.
    AGE.
    ILLNESS.
    LOCATION.
    AMBULANCE.
    RETURN.
  4. 4If the casualty is responsive, what information should you gain from them? (SAMPLE)SIGNS & SYMPTOMS.
    ALLERGIES.
    MEDICATION.
    PAST MEDICAL HISTORY.
    LAST INS/OUTS.
    ENVIRONMENT.
  5. 5What's the best course of action for treating a wound?-Lie them down (if appropriate) -Raise wound above the level of the heart -Apply direct pressure - Get first aid kit/request ambulance -Apply correct dressing to maintain pressure
  6. 6What should you do if your casualty goes from responsive to unresponsive (but breathing)?- Check RESPONSE
    - Ensure AIRWAY is kept open and clear
    - Check BREATHING, listen look feel for 10 seconds
    -Update Ambulance
    - Recovery Position
  7. 7What are the steps to getting a casualty into the recovery position?- Keep the airway open
    - Bring the back of the furthest hand to the nearest cheek & secure it
    - Lift up the furthest knee
    - Roll towards you
    - Re-check airway is still open and breathing for 10 secs
  8. 8What to do with an unresponsive (NON-breathing) casualty.- Check danger & response
    - Ask bystander to await instruction
    - Open airway & check breathing (10 secs)
    - Start CPR
    - Ask bystander to call/update ambulance & to return with Defib ASAP
  9. 9How is CPR done?- Base of hand in centre of chest
    - Raise and interlock fingers
    - 30 compressions to 2 breaths
    (ensure nose is pinched & airway is open for breaths)
    - Compressions at a rate of 110/min ("Staying Alive")
  10. 10When could CPR be stopped? (MEDS)Medical Aid.
    Exhaustion.
    Defib.
    Significant signs of recovery.
  11. 11How do you use the defib?- Switch on
    - Ensure chest is bare and dry
    - Apply pads correctly to specified areas
    - Plug pads into machine
    - Follow its instructions
  12. 12What should you shout when defib says "Do not touch the patient"?"No direct or indirect contact. No metals. No water. No gases. Stand clear"
  13. 13When the defib advises a shock, what 2 checks should you do?Vocal - 'No contact, metals, water, gases' etc.
    Visual - Check top, middle and bottom of the body to ensure everything's clear
  14. 14As a general rule, if the wound is from the 'gut up' what should you do?Sit them up
  15. 15How should you cut clothing?On the side and layer over
  16. 16How many pairs of gloves are you advised to wear?2

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