First Aid Show Australia Daily Minute
Oct 25, 2026 · 3 min · 3 segments
It’s time to put your first aid knowledge to the test with First Aid Fast Quiz 30. Five quick questions covering some of our recent topics, including patient handover, respiratory assessment, patient…
All right, it's that time again.
Five questions from recent episodes.
Grab a pen, keep score, and let's see how much you've remembered.
Question one.
When using iMistambo for an ambulance handover, what does the T stand for? Question two, in pass resps, what are you assessing when you look at whether a patient can speak normally in short sentences or a few words at a time? Question three, which patient position means laying flat on their back face up? Question four, what type and color of disposable gloves did we recommend as a great choice for first aid kits? And question five, the Glasgow Coma Scale assesses three types of response.
What are they? Now, if you need more time or you missed an answer, pause the podcast, go back and listen to the question again, because right now we're ready for the answers and we'll go through them.
Answer one.
The T in I, Mr. Ambo stands for treatment and trends.
What treatments you've provided and whether the patient's condition has improved, deteriorated or remained unchanged.
Answer two.
In past resps, that's speech.
How well a patient can speak, can provide important information and their respiratory status.
Answer three.
lying flat on their back face up is called the supine position.
Answer four, we recommend blue nitrile gloves as a great choice for first aid because they're durable, provide great dexterity, avoid natural rubber latex proteins and make blood and contamination easier to see.
And answer five, the Glasgow Coma Scale assesses eye opening, verbal response and motor response, giving a maximum total of GCS of 15.
If one caught you out, that's cool also.
Jump back to the relevant episode and give it another listen.
And that's what this podcast is all about.
Bringing the small things in first aid to you every day because a prepared first aider saves lives.
All right, it's that time again.
Five questions from recent episodes.
Grab a pen, keep score, and let's see how much you've remembered.
Question one.
When using iMistambo for an ambulance handover, what does the T stand for? Question two, in pass resps, what are you assessing when you look at whether a patient can speak normally in short sentences or a few words at a time? Question three, which patient position means laying flat on their back face up? Question four, what type and color of disposable gloves did we recommend as a great choice for first aid kits? And question five, the Glasgow Coma Scale assesses three types of response.
What are they? Now, if you need more time or you missed an answer, pause the podcast, go back and listen to the question again, because right now we're ready for the answers and we'll go through them.
Answer one.
The T in I, Mr. Ambo stands for treatment and trends.
What treatments you've provided and whether the patient's condition has improved, deteriorated or remained unchanged.
Answer two.
In past resps, that's speech.
How well a patient can speak, can provide important information and their respiratory status.
Answer three.
lying flat on their back face up is called the supine position.
Answer four, we recommend blue nitrile gloves as a great choice for first aid because they're durable, provide great dexterity, avoid natural rubber latex proteins and make blood and contamination easier to see.
And answer five, the Glasgow Coma Scale assesses eye opening, verbal response and motor response, giving a maximum total of GCS of 15.
If one caught you out, that's cool also.
Jump back to the relevant episode and give it another listen.
And that's what this podcast is all about.
Bringing the small things in first aid to you every day because a prepared first aider saves lives.
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