a) What is your duty of care in relation to knowledge of another person’s substance abuse? Key Points: Report to supervisor to ensure safe working environment. 32. Explain the general first aid management principles that are applied to all situations. Key Points: Assess situation, DRABC, manage according to injury/condition and call for medical assistance. a) What would you do for a casualty with a respiratory injury or condition? Key Points: Assess situation, DRABC, manage according to injury/condition and call for medical assistance. b) What would you do for a casualty with a pulmonary/cardiovascular injury or condition? Key Points: Assess situation, manage according to injury/condition and call for medical assistance. c) What would you do for a casualty with a bone/ligament/muscle injury or condition? Key Points: Assess situation, manage according to injury/condition and call for medical assistance. d) What would you do for a casualty with a burn (thermal, chemical, friction or electrical) injury or condition? Key Points: Assess situation, DRABC, manage according to injury/condition and call for medical assistance. e) What would you do for a casualty with a chemical injury or condition? Key Points: Assess situation, DRABC, manage according to injury/condition and call for medical assistance. f) What would you do for a casualty with an envenomation injury or condition? Key Points: Assess situation, DRABC, manage according to injury/condition and call for medical assistance. 33. After a first aid incident has occurred, it is recommended that a debrief takes place. Why is this done? Key Points: Help improve future first aid responses, ensure training and equipment is adequate, incident/accident investigation to reduce hazards and risks before they occur, discuss your own skills and limitations.
a) What is your duty of care in relation to knowledge of another person’s substance abuse? Key Points: Report to supervisor to ensure safe working environment. 32. Explain the general first aid management principles that are applied to all situations. Key Points: Assess situation, DRABC, manage according to injury/condition and call for medical assistance. a) What would you do for a casualty with a respiratory injury or condition? Key Points: Assess situation, DRABC, manage according to injury/condition and call for medical assistance. b) What would you do for a casualty with a pulmonary/cardiovascular injury or condition? Key Points: Assess situation, manage according to injury/condition and call for medical assistance. c) What would you do for a casualty with a bone/ligament/muscle injury or condition? Key Points: Assess situation, manage according to injury/condition and call for medical assistance. d) What would you do for a casualty with a burn (thermal, chemical, friction or electrical) injury or condition? Key Points: Assess situation, DRABC, manage according to injury/condition and call for medical assistance. e) What would you do for a casualty with a chemical injury or condition? Key Points: Assess situation, DRABC, manage according to injury/condition and call for medical assistance. f) What would you do for a casualty with an envenomation injury or condition? Key Points: Assess situation, DRABC, manage according to injury/condition and call for medical assistance. 33. After a first aid incident has occurred, it is recommended that a debrief takes place. Why is this done? Key Points: Help improve future first aid responses, ensure training and equipment is adequate, incident/accident investigation to reduce hazards and risks before they occur, discuss your own skills and limitations.
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