What first aid procedures would be recommended for a conscious patient in the case of ingestion of acetanilide?Group of answer choicesDo NOT induce vomiting if conscious.Induce vomiting and give plenty of milk to drink.Induce vomiting if conscious.No first aid treatment required.

At most workplaces, what first aid procedures may be in place?Select 2 correct answers. To complete an incident report after administering first aid to a casualty To immediately inform the State SafeWork authority when you have provided first aid To undertake a risk assessment of the first aid situation and have it approved by the safety committee before commencing first aid That there is always a qualified first aider on-site

The appropriate first aid response for a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) includes:Select 3 correct answers. Phoning the ambulance Administering adrenaline using an adrenaline autoinjector (EpiPen) Immediately moving the casualty to where the adrenaline autoinjector (EpiPen) is stored Continually monitoring the casualty’s physical condition

If you spill acetanilide accidentally, you should notify a demonstrator. The demonstrator would probably recommend to...?Group of answer choicesDissolve the acetanilide in water and wash the solution down the drain with running water.Spread anhydrous sodium bicarbonate over the spill, dissolve the mixture in water and wash the solution down the drain with running water.Sweep up the acetanilide carefully avoiding raising dust and place it in the chemical residue container provided.Neutralise the acetanilide with acid and wash the solution down the drain with running water.

38. How should a first aider manage a casualty suffering from shock?Sit the casualty upright, call 000, monitor signs, symptoms, keep warm, monitor, stay with them and reassure them Lie the casualty down (on their side if unconscious), call 000, keep them warm, monitor signs and symptoms, stay with them and reassure them Do nothing, just wait for the ambulance to arrive

You are out at dinner when a fellow guest starts showing signs and symptoms of choking. They become very agitated and you see no signs of breathing. They are still conscious. What should you do first?a. Sit the casualty up and apply the Heimlich manoeuvreb. Get the casualty by the shoulders and give them a firm shakec. Lie the casualty on the floor and apply chest compressionsd. Check the airway to see if the blockage can be seen and removed. If not, commence five back blows and five chest thrusts (if required)