Firstaidcourse.ai HLTAID012 RTO 31961

n. · knowledge check — 40 questions, 80% to pass.

HLTAID012 Knowledge Check.

Answer each question, then submit. You can retry as many times as you like — the question set changes each attempt.

1 An ECEC educator should only perform first aid procedures on a child that they have been trained to perform.
2 When providing first aid to a distressed toddler, which communication approach is most appropriate?
3 A child who has had significant blood loss after a laceration is pale, cold and lethargic with a weak rapid pulse. This presentation suggests:
4 A child has been bitten by an unknown snake in the yard. The correct first aid is to:
5 The main first aid concern with a young child or infant who has persistent vomiting and diarrhoea is:
6 A child with a documented peanut allergy starts wheezing, their face is swelling and they are very distressed after a snack. The correct action is:
7 A child has a nosebleed. The correct management is to:
8 ASCIA provides action plans that are particularly relevant to ECEC settings for managing:
9 For a choking infant (under 1 year), back blows should be followed by:
10 A child who falls from playground equipment onto their head should be treated as a potential spinal injury until assessed by emergency services.
11 ARC guidelines for CPR in an education and care setting are important because children and infants:
12 A child in care develops hives and complains of itching around the mouth after eating. This most likely indicates:
13 The correct compression-to-ventilation ratio for CPR on an infant by a single rescuer is:
14 If a child is found face down in a water tray in an ECEC setting, the correct sequence of actions is:
15 Signs of breathing difficulty in a child that require immediate action include:
16 On a hot day a child found in a closed car is not sweating, has a very high temperature and is barely responsive. This is:
17 Signs of significant dehydration in an infant include:
18 First aid codes of practice provide practical guidance for meeting Work Health and Safety obligations in an ECEC setting.
19 A toddler has been found with an open bottle of cleaning product. You are unsure how much they may have swallowed. You should:
20 An infant's airway is more vulnerable to obstruction than an adult's because:
21 For CPR on an infant, compressions should be performed using:
22 A toddler has pulled a cup of hot tea onto their arm. The immediate first aid priority is:
23 In an ECEC setting, which of the following is a specific hazard that increases the risk of incidents for children?
24 An ECEC service first aid kit should include items appropriate for children. Which of the following is correct?
25 For a child with a minor wound, applying direct pressure with a clean cloth or dressing is the first step in controlling bleeding.
26 An AED in an ECEC service must be regularly checked and maintained — including battery and pad expiry — to ensure it is ready for use.
27 For an infant, how deep should chest compressions be?
28 How often does the ARC recommend that ECEC educators renew their first aid and CPR skills?
29 The chain of survival for children emphasises early CPR because:
30 In a life-threatening emergency involving a child in an ECEC service, parental consent to administer first aid:
31 In an ECEC service, an emergency action plan (e.g. for asthma or anaphylaxis) should be:
32 A child is found to have a temperature of 38.5°C. Which of the following actions should be taken?
33 A febrile convulsion is most likely caused by:
34 Standard infection control precautions such as hand washing and glove use are especially important in ECEC settings because young children are more susceptible to infection and spread illness easily.
35 To check if an infant is breathing normally, you should:
36 Under the Education and Care Services National Law, which of the following is a first aid qualification requirement for ECEC services?
37 Compared to adults, infants have a higher normal resting respiratory rate. The approximate normal respiratory rate for a healthy newborn is:
38 If a child gets a chemical splash in their eye, the correct response is to flush the eye with cool running water for at least 15 minutes.
39 After a child's seizure ends, the correct position is:
40 During a febrile convulsion in a child, you should:

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This knowledge check covers the online theory for HLTAID012. It does not assess the practical skills required for the nationally recognised unit of competency. To earn your Statement of Attainment, complete the face-to-face course with Australia Wide First Aid.