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Test revision for Risk and First Aid - YEar 11 Outdoor Education General
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1
PIT stands for
Pressure Indicator Technique
Pretty Interesting Tale
Pressure Immobilisation Technique
Part of the Arm Pit
2
What does RAMS stand for?
Risk and Monitoring System
Risk Assistant Management System
Risk and Assessment Management System
A male sheep
3
Which one of these is an environment risk factor?
All of these
A rip
Lightning
Sharp rocks
4
Which of the following is a human risk factor?
Carelessness
Tiredness
Lack of training
All of these
5
What happens in a Primary Survey?
Both of these
Immediate Management of the situation to preserve life
DRSABCD
6
Which of the following is an equipment Risk factor?
Hair under my mask while snorkelling
sharp rocks
A broken fin strap
all of these
7
The treatment for a snakebite is
PIT
Tornequet
CURRY and RICER
RICER
8
What is Risk Reduction?
Reducing the chances of a risk occurring
Avoiding a risk
All of the above
Reducing the severity of the consequences of the risk
9
What is the technique for External bleeding management?
RICER
RSVP
PER
PIT
10
The steps in the Primary Survey are
ACDC - Back to Black
DRSABCD
DRASBCD
DRSACDC
11
I am walking down a Path at Rottnest and a snake is 10 m in front of me - My risk colour is
Green
Yellow
Brown (pants)
Red
12
The symptoms of a non-tropical jellyfish sting are (eg blue bottle)
intense pain and shock
stinging, red marks, welts, swelling
No pain at all
numbness
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What is Risk Assessment?
Understanding what risks may be there and evaluating them
Giving a risk a score out of 10
Assessing a Risk
Another word for Risk management
14
Which of the following don't have a full head tilt in CPR?
Teenager
Pregnant Lady
Infant
Adult
15
Which of the following is an "ice pack rule"
Wrap ice in cloth
Reapply every 2 hours for first 24 hours
15 minutes on
All of these
16
If something is risky we should
Do it Cautiously
Assess the risk to determine if we should do it
Do it without thinking
Not do it
17
When should you stop CPR?
All of the above
Normal breathing resumes
Ambulance or Dr arrives to take over the situation
The patient tries to kiss you
18
What happens in the secondary survey?
ABCD
Hospitalisation
Head to toe survey, question bystanders, monitor vital signs
Secondary First Aid
19
The symptoms for a Stonefish injury are
Intense Pain, swelling, paralysis, shock
very bright red rash
Sharp stabbing pain
Mild stinging
20
What is the definition of Risk?
Something tricky
A game
Something dangerous
The potential to gain or lose something of value
21
The four P's are
Persevere, Protect, Prevent and Promote
Preserve, Protect, Prevent and Promote
Peter, Paul, Patrick and Phillip
Preserve, Protect, Prevent and Post-Care
22
How many compressions per minute should you do?
100
60
20
30
23
The treatment for Stonefish includes
Vinegar
Hot water
PIT
Ice
24
The treatment of a non-tropical jellyfish sting is
vinegar
nothing, toughen up
Remove tentacles, apply icepacks
very hot water
25
What is the ratio of compressions to breaths for a baby?
30 Compressions 4 Breaths
30 Compressions 2 breaths
15 Compressions 1 breath (ie half)
2 Compressions, 30 breaths
26
A chart matching the probability of risks with the severity of the risks is a
Traffic Light Model
RAMS
Risk Chart
Risk Matrix
