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First Aid Fundamentals
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First Aid Fundamentals
Read each situation carefully. First aid is immediate help, not a replacement for professional care. Keep yourself safe, get a trusted adult, and call 111 for an emergency. Do not attempt care you have not been trained to give.
Think before you act
Use safe, sensible first-aid decisions. If you are unsure, stop and get an adult.
1.At a weekend sports game, someone falls and is hurt. Which action should happen before you go close to help?
- Check that the area is safe for you and the injured person.
- Move the person straight away.
- Give them something to eat.
- Take a photo of the injury.
2.Choose the correct emergency number to call in New Zealand if someone is seriously injured or in immediate danger.
- 111
- 112
- 911
- 999
3.A classmate has a small scrape on their knee. Put these actions in a sensible order by writing 1–4 beside each: ___ Ask if they are okay and get an adult if needed. ___ Check the area is safe. ___ With clean hands or a suitable barrier, rinse the scrape gently with clean water. ___ Help cover it with a clean dressing if available.
4.A person has a cut that is bleeding heavily. Write two safe actions you can take while an adult gets emergency help. Do not put yourself in danger.
5.During a walk, Maia says she feels faint and looks pale. Name two helpful actions and one thing you should avoid.
6.True or false: If someone is unconscious but breathing normally, you should give them water to drink.
TrueFalse
7.Match each situation with the most appropriate first response. Use each response once.
- A minor scrape
- A serious injury or immediate danger
- A person who feels faint but is awake
- Call 111 and follow the operator’s instructions.
- Rinse gently with clean water and cover with a clean dressing if available.
- Help them sit or lie somewhere safe, get an adult, and stay with them.
8.You are helping someone with a minor injury. Give one example of how you can protect yourself and explain why asking the person before helping is respectful.
9.A friend spills hot tea on their forearm. What should you do first, and what should you avoid putting on the burn?
10.In your own words, explain why staying calm and getting help from an adult are important parts of first aid. Include one example of useful information to give the adult or emergency operator.
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