1. What does the D in DRSABC stand for, and why is it first?
2. An adult is unresponsive and not breathing normally. What do you do?
3. Correct adult compression depth and rate?
4. What is the compression to rescue breath ratio for an adult?
5. How does CPR differ for an infant under one year?
6. Someone is choking but coughing forcefully and can speak. What do you do?
7. Which technique must never be used on a choking infant under one year?
8. Blood soaks through the dressing on a bleeding wound. What is correct?
9. How should you treat someone showing signs of shock?
10. Minimum time to cool a burn under running water?
11. Which of these should you never apply to a burn?
12. You suspect a fractured forearm with visible deformity. What do you do?
13. What do the letters FAST stand for?
14. A conscious adult with suspected heart attack and no aspirin allergy. What helps?
15. During a seizure you should:
16. A conscious diabetic is confused, sweating and trembling. Give them:
17. Correct position for someone having a severe asthma attack?
18. Someone is in anaphylaxis with facial swelling and breathing difficulty. You should:
19. After an AED delivers a shock, what happens next?
20. A man fell from height, has neck pain and tingling in his fingers, and is breathing normally. You should:
