24 Questions
What is the main purpose of St.John Ambulance's Medical Advisory Group?
To provide technical expert advice to St.John Ambulance on evidence-based first aid practices
What is St.John Ambulance's commitment to Canadians?
To provide first aid training that is based on scientific evidence
What is the name of the charity and international humanitarian organization dedicated to helping Canadians?
St.John Ambulance
What is the primary purpose of the information provided in this book?
To provide general use and knowledge
What is the role of Dr.Robert Boyko, MD, CCFP(EM), FCFP in St.John Ambulance?
To provide technical expert advice to St.John Ambulance as part of the Medical Advisory Group
What is the purpose of the Medical Advisory Group in St.John Ambulance?
To provide technical expert advice to St.John Ambulance on evidence-based first aid practices
What is the user's responsibility regarding the information in this book?
To be knowledgeable of changes in acceptable practices and applicable laws
What should users not do regarding medication in the workplace?
Administer over-the-counter medication without permission
What is St.John Ambulance's goal in providing first aid training?
To help Canadians improve their health and safety
What is the characteristic of St.John Ambulance's first aid training?
Based on scientific evidence and emerging trends
What is the scope of this book regarding symptom relief medication?
It excludes information on symptom relief medication in workplace first aid kits
What is the warranty or condition of the information provided in this book?
It is provided 'as is' without warranties or conditions
Who is the target audience for St.John Ambulance's first aid training?
Over half a million Canadians each year
What is the limitation of liability for St.John Ambulance?
It is not responsible or liable for user actions or decisions
What should users do before using the information in this book?
Seek guidance from medical professionals
What is the purpose of the disclaimer in this book?
To limit the liability of St.John Ambulance
What is the primary purpose of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in first aid?
To minimize the risks of health and safety hazards to the first aider
When should you wear gloves during first aid?
When you might touch blood, bodily fluids, tissue or anything that has come in contact with one of these
How should you dispose of contaminated gloves?
Seal them in a plastic bag and double-bag them
What should you do if you tear a glove while providing first aid?
Wash your hands as soon as possible and put on a new pair
Why should you wear a face mask or shield when providing artificial respiration or CPR?
To protect the first aider from infection
What should you do to clean areas of the body that may have come into contact with a casualty?
Clean with hot, soapy water, an anti-septic solution, or a mixture of bleach and water
What should you do if you are exposed to possible contaminants from a needle stick or sharps injury?
Seek medical attention
How should you remove gloves that have been used during first aid?
Take them off without touching their outer surface
Study Notes
Disclaimer and Limitations
- The information provided in this book is for general use and knowledge and does not contain all information that may be relevant to every situation.
- Users should not rely solely on the information in this book and should seek guidance from appropriate professionals, such as physicians.
- St.John Ambulance is not responsible or liable for the user's actions or decisions resulting from the information.
Trademarks
- Chain of Survival is a registered trademark of the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada.
- EpiPen Auto-Injector is a registered trademark of EM Industries, Inc.
- Tylenol is a registered trademark of McNeil Consumer Products.
- Tempra is a registered trademark of Mead Johnson Canada.
- Water-Jel is a registered trademark of Water-Jel Technologies Inc.
- Viagra is a registered trademark of Pfizer Pharmaceuticals.
St.John Ambulance
- St.John Ambulance is a leading provider of first aid training in Canada, offering its courses to over half a million Canadians each year.
- St.John Ambulance is committed to providing first aid training that is based on scientific evidence and reflects emerging trends in first aid and emergency care.
Medical Advisory Group
- The Medical Advisory Group provides advice and recommendations to St.John Ambulance on the appropriateness of first aid practices in accordance with scientific evidence.
- The group advises on emerging trends in first aid and emergency care that may impact St.John Ambulance programs.
- Members of the Medical Advisory Group include Dr. Robert Boyko, Dr. Trevor Jain, Dr. Brian Metcalfe, Dr. Jonathan Wallace, Steven Anas, and Kevin Morgan.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- PPE is clothing and equipment used to protect the first aider and minimize the risks of health and safety hazards when in contact with a casualty.
- Examples of PPE include gloves, pocket masks, helmets, eye protection, safety boots, etc.
- Always follow the manufacturer's directions for disinfecting and cleaning reusable items.
- Disposable gloves prevent direct hand contact between the first aider and the casualty.
- Wear gloves when touching blood, bodily fluids, tissue, or anything that has come into contact with one of these.
Removing Gloves
- Remove gloves without touching their outer surface to prevent infection.
- Take off gloves by following the proper steps to prevent contamination.
Protecting the First Aider
- Clean areas of the body that may have come into contact with a casualty with hot, soapy water, an anti-septic solution, or a mixture of bleach and water.
- Sanitize spills with a bleach and water solution for 20 minutes.
- Anyone exposed to possible contaminants should take a hot shower with soap and rinse thoroughly.
- Anyone exposed to contaminants from a needle stick or sharps injury should seek medical attention.
This quiz covers various medical trademarks and their corresponding owners, including EpiPen, Tylenol, and Viagra.
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