Standard Twelve Assessment
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1. Question
Complete the following sentence with the missing words.
You should be provided with training by your to be able to put this into and in order to be able to carry out basic life support .
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2. Question
Basic life support consists of four elements. Identify two of them from the list below.
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3. Question
Link the words with the correct description.
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- Prior to approaching the casualty visually check the area for
- This should be used alongside CPR.
- We need to open this to check for breathing.
- Use the ‘AVPU’ scale when checking for this.
- We need to check for no more than 10 seconds for this
- If not breathing commence.
- Danger
- Defibrillation
- Airway
- Response
- Breathing
- Call 999/Circulation
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4. Question
Answer the questions below using the numbers provided.
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- 10
- 100-120
- 2
- 999
- How many seconds to take to check normal breathing
- rate of compressions given per minute during CPR
- Number of breaths given in a cycle of CPR
- Number dialled for ambulance services
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5. Question
Regarding a choking casualty (adult): please place the following in order of action by labelling them 1–4. (1 top – 4 bottom)
- Encourage the casualty to cough
- Give up to five abdominal thrusts
- Start CPR if the casualty becomes unresponsive
- Give up to five back blows
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