1. Discuss with the tester:
**why first aid is important
**why you should get medical help as soon as possible and how you would do this
**why you should get adult help as soon as possible
**why you must think of your own safety before rushing to help a casualty
**how you think someone might feel if they have had an accident.
2. Do each of the following.
**Know how to check whether a casualty is unconscious or not.
**Show how to open an airway.
**Show how to check someone for normal breathing.
**Show how to put a casualty into the recovery position. Explain when and why you would do this.
3. Do each of the following.
**Know why your blood is important to you. Show how you would deal with the following types of bleeding:
– small graze or cut
– nosebleed
– serious deep cut with a lot of bleeding
– cut that has a piece of glass in it.
**Explain how and why you would protect yourself when dealing with a casualty who is bleeding.
4. Know what causes burns and scalds. Show how you would treat them.
5. Do each of the following.
**Describe what would make you suspect that someone had a broken bone.
**Show what you would do if you thought a bone was broken.
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