HLTAID009 – Pre-practical Assessment

What are some of the key requirements for the 2019 Work Safe Australia Code of practice regarding first aid in the workplace?

Workplaces should ensure that they have up to date policies and procedures when requiring staff to apply first aid

1. Duty of Care requires you to:

Being ‘negligent’ means:

When gaining consent to commence CPR, you need to consider the following

Maintaining a casualty’s privacy and confidentiality may mean:

The debriefing process is important following a critical incident because it

The best person to be a first aider in the workplace will:

First aiders should update their CPR:

First Aiders should update their first aid certificate:

Identify what hazards and risks are not part of a first aiders role:

How could you minimise the risks associated with manual handling

How could you minimise the risk of infection

Ways to contact emergency services could include

The Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation recommends that the initial steps of resuscitation are:

The chain of survival is

It is vital that the adults casualty’s head is tilted prior to giving rescue breath

When checking to see if a casualty is conscious and not breathing normally you should

The appropriate rate, ratio and depth of compressions and ventilation is

The correct hand position for chest compressions should be firmly over the casualty’s ribs

You should continue to provide resuscitation until

It is vital that the infants head is tilted prior to giving rescue breath

When performing CPR on infants you should ensure that:

When using an automated external defibrillation (AED) device, you should:

It is important when using an automated external defibrillation (AED) device, that you: