Führerscheintest Erste Hilfe und Unfallverhalten Flashcards
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What is the recommended method to open an unconscious casualty's airway?
Answer: Head tilt–chin lift technique
The head tilt–chin lift technique extends the neck and lifts the tongue away from the back of the throat, opening the airway in an unconscious casualty.
What does a driver legally require in their first aid kit (Verbandkasten) in Germany?
Answer: A first aid kit meeting DIN 13164 standard, which is mandatory in every vehicle
German law mandates every motor vehicle carry a first aid kit compliant with DIN 13164, which specifies the minimum required contents for road traffic accidents.
What is the correct action if you discover a fuel leak at the scene of a vehicle accident?
Answer: Keep all bystanders away, prohibit smoking and naked flames, and warn emergency services immediately
Fuel leaks create extreme fire and explosion risk; the priority is eliminating ignition sources and warning rescue services so they can respond with appropriate equipment.
How long should you check for breathing before deciding a casualty is not breathing?
Answer: No more than 10 seconds
Current resuscitation guidelines specify checking for normal breathing for no more than 10 seconds to avoid delaying CPR if the casualty is not breathing.
What information should you provide when calling emergency services (112) after an accident?
Answer: Exact location, number of casualties, nature of injuries, any hazards (fire, fuel leak), and your name/number
Dispatchers need location, casualty count, injury type, and scene hazards to send the right resources; your contact details allow them to call back for updates.
What is the purpose of wearing high-visibility vest when exiting your vehicle after a breakdown or accident on a German motorway?
Answer: To make yourself visible to approaching traffic and reduce the risk of being struck
Since 2014 German law requires a high-visibility vest to be worn by anyone leaving their vehicle on a motorway or similar road, dramatically improving visibility to approaching traffic.