DGT Emergency Procedures & First Aid 3

Question 1

What does the acronym DRABC stand for in emergency first aid?

Accepted Answer

Danger, Response, Airway, Breathing, Circulation

Answer

DRABC (Danger, Response, Airway, Breathing, Circulation) is the standard sequence for assessing and managing an emergency casualty.

Question 2

A vehicle is on fire after a collision. What is the priority regarding trapped occupants?

Accepted Answer

Extract the occupants immediately only if the fire is close and growing

Answer

Extraction should only be attempted if fire is immediate and life-threatening; otherwise wait for trained responders to avoid worsening injuries.

Question 3

How many chest compressions per minute should be given during adult CPR?

Accepted Answer

100–120

Answer

Current guidelines recommend 100–120 chest compressions per minute for adult CPR to maintain adequate circulation.

Question 4

After calling 911 for a traffic accident, what information is LEAST important to provide first?

Accepted Answer

License plate numbers of all vehicles

Answer

License plate numbers are not critical dispatching information; location, number of casualties, and nature of injuries take priority.

Question 5

A child is not breathing after a collision. What ratio of compressions to rescue breaths should be used for child CPR?

Accepted Answer

30:2

Answer

The recommended ratio for child CPR (as for adults) is 30 chest compressions to 2 rescue breaths.

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