Fire Cadets First Aid 
Fire Cadets First Aid Quiz
Test your knowledge on essential first aid techniques with our Fire Cadets First Aid Quiz! This quiz is designed to challenge your understanding of critical first aid concepts and prepare you for real-life situations.
Topics covered include:
- CPR procedures
- Stroke recognition
- Burn treatment
- Choking response
- Heart attack signs
When would you stop CPR and why?
The causality shows signs of life
Someone more qualified than you tells you to stop
You physically can't continue any longer
All of the above
What is the correct rate of compression for CPR?
100 to 120 a minute
10 to 12 a minute
1000 to 1200 a minute
None of the above
What does F.A.S.T stand for in a casualty that is suffering from a suspected stroke?
For all Stroke Treatment
Face, Arms, Speech and Time to call emergency services
Forget all stupid terminology
Face, Arm, Stomach, Toes
What would you do for a casualty that is breathing but unconscious?
CPR
PANIC!
Do nothing
Recovery Position
What is the correct depth of compression for an adult casualty?
Maximum depth of 5-6cm
Maximum depth of 50-60cm
Maximum depth of 15-16cm
Maximum depth of 5-6mm
How many rescue breaths should you give an adult casualty?
8
6
4
2
What action would you take for a choking casualty if they fell unconscious?
Start CPR
Remove the blockage with your fingers
Wait for help
Recovery Position
What treatment would you give for a casualty that has suffered a burn or scald?
Apply direct pressure to the burn
Cool the burn as quickly as possible with cool running water for at least 20 minutes, or until the pain is relieved
Elevate the affected area
Do nothing
What treatment would you give for a large external bleed?
Poke it with a stick
Apply direct or indirect pressure and apply dressing
Put the casualty in the recovery position
Cool with water
Common heart attack signs and symptoms include which of the following
Chest pain
Pain in other parts of the body – it can feel as if the pain is travelling from your chest to your arms
Feeling lightheaded or dizzy
Sweating
An overwhelming sense of anxiety
All of the above
What precautions should you take when giving first aid?
Always wear suitable PPE (gloves etc)
Make sure no one else helps you
Do everything as fast as you can
Help even if it’s really dangerous
What does DRSABC stand for?
Don’t report strange air balloon collisions
Dangers, Response, Shout, Air way, Breathing, Circulation
Dangers, Respiratory rate, Shout, aims, burns, circulation
Danger, Revisit, Shout, Acupuncture, Breathing, Circulation
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