First Aid Quiz

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The First Aid Team
by First Aid Team

How Well Do You Know First Aid? Take Our Quick Quiz!

Whether you’ve done a course recently or it’s been a while, this mini quiz will test your knowledge on key first aid scenarios.

Have a go, check your answers at the end, and see how many you get right!

1. Which of the following should you check first when you find someone collapsed?

A. Breathing
B. Pulse
C. Danger
D. Response

2. Which of these can increase bleeding?

A. Lying the person flat
B. Cold temperature
C. Giving aspirin
D. Raising the wound

3. Which of the following is a symptom of hypoglycaemia (low blood sugar)?

A. Confusion
B. Shaking
C. Slurred speech
D. All of the above

4. This person is unconscious but breathing. What is missing in this scene?

A. CPR should be started
B. Their head should be tilted forwards
C. They should be in the recovery position
D. A defibrillator should be attached

5. True or False:
Someone can experience a heart attack without having chest pain.


✅ The Answers

  1. C – Danger: Always check it’s safe to approach before helping someone who’s collapsed.

  2. C – Giving aspirin: Aspirin can thin the blood and worsen bleeding, so it’s not suitable in bleeding scenarios.

  3. D – All of the above: Confusion, shaking, and slurred speech are all signs of hypoglycaemia.

  4. C – They should be in the recovery position: If someone is unconscious but breathing, place them on their side to keep their airway clear.

  5. True – Especially in women, heart attacks can present without chest pain and may include symptoms like breathlessness, nausea, or jaw pain.


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