First Aid, Anaphylaxis, CPR and Asthma Quiz

Your first aim is to _________ by carrying out emergency first aid procedures. For example, opening a  victim’s airway or performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

_________ refers to the skills required to manage the scene of an emergency.

Infection Control is important because various diseases can be transmitted via blood and body fluids including HIV and Hepatitis B & C.

In your _____, oxygen enters your blood stream and carbon dioxide (a waste product) is removed in a  process known as gas exchange.

The purpose of CPR is to keep out oxygenated blood flowing around the body to keep the vital organs dead.

For Childer CPR: You should shout loudly in both ears and tap them on the shoulders. If you do not get a response, then the child is unconscious.

Which is not a common trigger of Asthma attack

Which category of asthma is this?

• Talking in short sentences/phrases
• Loud wheeze
• Peak flow < 50% (best or predicted)

Anaphylaxis is a decreasing problem, especially amongst children. It now affects approximately one in every fifty people.

What are signs and symptoms of Anaphylaxis