First Aid On The Road Flashcards
What are the main dangers following a crash?
Further collisions and fires.
What should you watch out for when approaching a crash?
Spilt oil and glass.
Should you stop people from smoking near a car crash?
Yes
What do you need to know when calling emergency services when there’s a crash?
- the exact location of the crash
- number of vehicles involved.
- try to give as much information as possible (breathing, bleeding, if anyone is trapped, non responsive.)
Should you move people from their vehicles?
Only if there is threat of further danger.
Should you remove a motorcyclists helmet?
No
Should you keep a casualty warm ?
Yes
Should you give a casualty something to eat or drink
?
No
What is the acronym for giving first aid?
DRABC
What does DRABC stand for?
Danger, response, airway, breathing, circulation
How should you open a casualties airway?
Place your fingers under their chin and lift it forwards.
When should you place a casualty In the recovery position?
If they are unconscious and breathing
What should you do if there are no signs of breathing?
Start CPR
How deep should you perform CPR?
5 to 6 centremeters, twice a second
How should you perform CPR on a child?
You may only need one hand, and don’t press as deep.
