Chances of performing successful first aid increase if more than one person is involved.Question 18Select one:TrueFalse

In order to save a life, first aiders may ignore the limitations of their first aid training and carry out actions they are not trained to do, e.g. cutting a small incision in the base of the neck so the person can breathe again.Select True or False - Refer to page 11 of your First Aid of your First Aid eBook Link True False

In a First aid emergency situation, who is the most important person?*1 pointThe victimThe PoliceThe EMTYourself

A first aid test has two parts, a theory test and a practical test.The probability of passing the theory test is 0.75The probability of passing only one of the two parts is 0.36The two events are independent.Work out the probability of passing the practical test

The priority for any first aider should be:a. The casualty’s safetyb. Any bystanders’ safetyc. Your own safetyd. Your family members safety

According to Bibb Latané and John Darley's theory of ________Blank, the greater the number of bystanders in an emergency situation, the less likely that any single person will come forward to help.Multiple Choicecollective responsibilitycollective moralitysocial disengagementdiffusion of responsibility