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

The priority for any first aider should be:a. The casualty’s safetyb. Any bystanders’ safetyc. Your own safetyd. Your family members safety

You are giving 1st aid to a person with a muscle, bone or joint injury. Emergency medical services (EMS) has been called. What should you do until they arrive? aBandage the injured body part. bApply cold if the person can tolerate it, and watch the person for signs or symptoms of shock. cSplint the injury to immobilize it. dAll of the above.

Each time an unsuccessful shock is delivered through an AED, the support worker should:a. Re-assess the casualty for ‘signs of life’b. Give 2 rescue breathsc. Recommence compressionsd. Deliver a second shock immediately

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

In order to save a life, first aiders may ignore the limitations of their first aid training and carry out actions they are not trained to do, e.g. cutting a small incision in the base of the neck so the person can breathe again.Select True or False - Refer to page 11 of your First Aid of your First Aid eBook Link True False