- RESUSCITATE A MATE - WORKSHEET ANSWER BOOKLET

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- RESUSCITATE A MATE - WORKSHEET ANSWER BOOKLET NAME: CLASS:

WORKSHEET 1 THE HUMAN BODY- THE VITAL ORGANS List the body s three vital organs: 1. The Brain 2. The Heart 3. The Lungs List four functions of the brain: 1. Memory 3. Vision 2. Movement 4. Speech Fill in the gaps: The role of the heart is to pump blood around the body. The heart is located in the centre of the chest. The heart is approximately the size of one of my fists. Circle the correct response: Arteries are blue in colour True / False Veins contain deoxygenated blood True / False Muscles do not need oxygen to move True / False If we stop breathing, our organs can continue to function normally True / False The heart pumps oxygenated blood via our arteries to our muscles True / False and organs so they can move and function. Answer the following questions: 1. How many lungs do we have? Two 2. What household item are the lungs similar to? A kitchen sponge- An absorbent item 3. How does oxygen enter the body? It is in the air we breathe in 4. By which passageways does oxygen enter the body? Mouth and nose 5. When we breathe in, do our lungs get larger or smaller? Larger- They inflate (like a balloon) 6. Our muscles and organs need what to function? Oxygen 2 P a g e

WORKSHEET 2 THE HUMAN BODY- THE VITAL ORGANS a) Draw the three vital organs in the body below b) Label each organ c) Write one function for each of the organs Brain Heart Function: Controls thinking, moving, breathing, our memory and senses. Lungs Function: Pumps blood around the body. Assists in the transporting of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood. Function: Breathing- Getting oxygen into our bodies and removing carbon dioxide. 3 P a g e

WORKSHEET 3 DRSABCD- PATIENT ASSESSMENT List five examples of an emergency situation : 1. Car accident 2. Electrocution 3. Drowning- At a pool, beach, river, at home 4. Fire 5. Heart attack Complete the acronym and provide an explanation for each stage: Word D = DANGERS R = RESPONSE Explanation We need to check and remove dangers to ourselves, bystanders and the patient before we can assist further. Use all senses. The patient may just be sleeping, so to assess the situation, we need to check for a response. Use COWS. No response= Call for HELP! S = SEND Send for Help Dial Triple Zero (000) A = AIRWAY B = BREATHING C = CPR D= DEFIBRILLATION If the patient s airways are blocked, then CPR will not be effective as the oxygen won t get to their lungs. Remove blockages using pistol grip, head tilt and lateral position (optional). Look, listen and feel for breathing. If the patient is breathing= leave in the lateral/recovery position. If the patient is not breathing= Commence CPR Commence CPR= 30 compressions: 2 breaths. Push firm and fast and 1/3 the depth of the chest. Aim for 5 cycles in 2 minutes. For drowning related emergencies, give 2 rescue breaths prior to commencing compressions. When the emergency services or a public access AED machine arrives, attach to the patient and follow the voice prompts. What does CPR stand for? Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 4 P a g e

WORKSHEET 4 IDENTIFYING DANGERS What are the five senses we use to check for dangers? 1. Hear 2. See 3. Smell 4. Touch 5. Taste List six examples of a danger: 1. Broken Glass 4. Animals- Snakes, dogs, sharks 2. Electrical wires 5. Gas 3. Other cars 6. Smoke & fire Draw three of the dangers you listed above in the boxes below: Drawing 1 Drawing 2 Drawing 3 Who is the most important person in any emergency situation? Please circle: BYSTANDERS YOU PATIENT Who is the next most important person? Please circle: BYSTANDERS YOU PATIENT Who is the person that we assist last once everyone else is safe from dangers? Please circle: BYSTANDERS YOU PATIENT 5 P a g e

WORKSHEET 5 RESUSCITATE A MATE What is the acronym we use to check for a response? CHECKING FOR A RESPONSE C O W S Complete the table by listing the acronym and the question starting with that letter. Letter C Can you hear me? Question O Open your eyes? W What is your name? S Squeeze my hands if you can hear me? Let go? Why do we squeeze both of the patient s hands when checking for a response? If the patient has had a stroke or heart attack they may have lost feeling or movement in one side of their body. An injury may even prevent them from moving one side of their body. What do we do if we do get a response? May need to call an ambulance/get help if they have a serious injury. Stay with them until help arrives. What do we do if we do not get a response? Call 000- The emergency services. 6 P a g e

WORKSHEET 6 SEND FOR HELP! List three types of emergency services that may assist you in an emergency: 1. Ambulance 2. Police 3. Fire Brigade In each of the following scenarios, list the emergency services you would need to assist you with the situation: A student falls down the stairs at school Ambulance The kitchen has caught on fire from a tea towel on the stove A person is attacked and their bag is stolen Fire Brigade Police Ambulance A student has an allergic reaction to some food Ambulance A car has crashed into a light pole and smoke is coming out of the motor Ambulance Fire Brigade Police What are the two 3-digit numbers that we use to call for help? 0 0 0 What information must you give the emergency service operator? 1. Position- The location of the patient (as accurate as possible) 2. Problem- What the situation is, i.e. there is a fire 3. People- How many patients there are (in case more than one is required) 4. Progress- Where the emergency response is at. What you have done so far. Do we hang up on the emergency service operator once we have given them all the necessary information? _No- Never! 7 P a g e

WORKSHEET 7 CHECKING THE AIRWAYS List four objects that could block the patient s airways: 1. Chewing gum 2. Food 3. Vomit 4. Seaweed/water Why is it important to clear the patient s airways? The key to a successful resuscitation is a clear airway. Otherwise the oxygen will not get to their Lungs during CPR. Circle the correct response: 1. The name of the grip used to assist in checking the airways is called: a) The gun grip b) The pistol grip c) The chin grip 2. If there are any fluids in the patient s airways we roll them onto their side which is called the: a) Draining position b) Side position c) Lateral or recovery position 3. When we roll a patient into the lateral position, we: a) Roll them gently and carefully b) Roll them away from us c) Use the hip and shoulder method d) All of the above 8 P a g e

WORKSHEET 8 Answer the following questions: 1. To check for breathing, we: a) Look b) Listen c) Feel d) All of the above IS THE PATIENT BREATHING? 2. If the patient is breathing, what do we do? a) Go and have lunch b) Stay with them until the emergency services arrive c) Start giving them CPR Complete the following sentences: We listen for the sound of air coming out of the patient s mouth. We feel for breath on our cheek/ hand and also for the rise and fall of the patient s chest. We look for the rise and fall of the patient s chest. If the patient is unconscious and not breathing normally, we commence CPR. 9 P a g e

WORKSHEET 9 STARTING CPR... Circle the correct response: We perform compressions on the left hand side of the chest. For an adult, we use two hands to perform compressions. We complete 60 compressions on the patient at a time. We compress 1/3 of the depth of the chest for a compression. We aim to complete 5 cycles in two minutes. True / False True / False True / False True / False True / False We stop CPR when: a) The emergency services arrive and take over from us b) Signs of life are present, i.e. breathing, coughing, vomiting c) We are physically exhausted and cannot do anymore d) All of the above Fill in the correct number of compressions and breaths for CPR into the boxes below: 30 COMPRESSIONS : 2 BREATHS THE DEFIBRILLATOR MACHINE ARRIVES... Answer the following questions: 1. Who brings the defibrillator? The Ambulance. The police and fire brigade can also bring them. 2. What does the defibrillator give to the heart? An Electrical Shock List two other locations where you may find a public access defibrillator: 1. MCG 2. Train stations Others: Movie cinemas, airports, shopping centers, major events 10 P a g e