6 Questions
Which of the following is a sign of severe airway obstruction in a choking casualty?
The casualty cannot speak
What should you do if a choking casualty is unable to speak?
Call for back-up help
What is the recommended ratio for performing CPR on an unconscious choking casualty?
5 back blows : 5 abdominal thrusts : 2 minutes of CPR
Which of the following is NOT a common trigger of anaphylaxis?
Milk
How can anaphylaxis be recognized?
Swelling of tongue and lips
What should be done if someone is experiencing anaphylaxis?
Lie them down with legs up
Test your knowledge on how to assess and manage a choking emergency. This quiz covers topics such as determining the severity of the obstruction, seeking consent, and calling for additional help. Improve your skills in providing first aid in situations where someone has something stuck in their throat.
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