First Aid: SAMPLE History

What does the 'S' in SAMPLE history stand for?

What is the primary purpose of gathering a SAMPLE history?

What is one of the vital signs to check on the casualty?

What does the acronym AVPU stand for?

Who may be able to provide some of the SAMPLE history if the casualty is unable to respond?

What is the key factor in determining how much mechanical energy an object has?

Which of the following symptoms would NOT require immediate medical attention?

What is a key indicator of a potential medical emergency in an infant?

What is the body's normal reaction to physical and psychological events?

Which of the following is a sign of a potential medical problem in an adult?

What type of infection is meningitis?

Which of the following diseases is caused by a virus and has no vaccine available to prevent it?

What is the best defence against HIV?

Which infection can cause severe liver damage and has a vaccine available to prevent it?

What is the primary concern when dealing with blood or body fluid exposure?

What can you observe in a casualty to identify signs of a potential medical problem?

Why is it essential to call for medical help following first aid?

What is an example of a sign that can be felt during a head-to-toe exam?

What is the importance of knowing the EMS telephone number in your community?

What can a casualty tell you about during a medical history assessment?

What is the user's responsibility when using this book?

What should the user not do with medication according to St. John Ambulance?

What is the condition for including symptom relief medication in workplace first aid kits?

What does St. John Ambulance provide regarding the accuracy of the information?

What is the user advised to do when providing first aid?

What is the primary purpose of the Medical Advisory Group?

What is St. John Ambulance's charity work focused on?

How many front-line volunteers does St. John Ambulance have across Canada?

What supports St. John Ambulance's charitable work in Canada and around the world?

Since what year has St. John Ambulance been a leading authority in first aid and CPR services?

What is an indication of shock in a casualty?

What is the primary purpose of the head-to-toe exam?

What should you do if you find an injury during the head-to-toe exam?

Why should you respect the casualty's modesty during the head-to-toe exam?

What should you check for during the head-to-toe exam of the head?

What should you do if the casualty is unconscious during the head-to-toe exam?

Why should you watch the casualty's face during the head-to-toe exam?

What should you do if you need to expose an area of the casualty's body during the head-to-toe exam?

Why is it important to speak to the casualty throughout the head-to-toe exam?

What should you note during the head-to-toe exam?