At the scene of a traffic collision, different casualty conditions require specific, immediate first aid actions. Match each casualty condition to its correct first aid response.
- An unconscious casualty who is breathing normallyPlace them in the recovery position to keep their airway open and clear
- An unconscious casualty who is not breathingBegin cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) starting with chest compressions
- A conscious casualty suffering from severe, heavy limb bleedingApply firm, direct pressure over the wound using a clean dressing
- A casualty showing signs of physical shock (pale, cold, clammy skin)Reassure them, keep them warm, and do not give them anything to eat or drink
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Match 'An unconscious casualty who is breathing normally' with 'Place them in the recovery position to keep their airway open and clear'; match 'An unconscious casualty who is not breathing' with 'Begin cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) starting with chest compressions'; match 'A conscious casualty suffering from severe, heavy limb bleeding' with 'Apply firm, direct pressure over the wound using a clean dressing'; and match 'A casualty showing signs of physical shock (pale, cold, clammy skin)' with 'Reassure them, keep them warm, and do not give them anything to eat or drink'.
Each first aid response directly addresses the casualty's physiological condition according to standard UK emergency protocols: an unresponsive breathing casualty requires an open airway via the recovery position, cardiac arrest requires immediate CPR, arterial or heavy venous bleeding requires firm direct pressure, and shock demands warmth, reassurance, and no oral intake.
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Prioritising casualty management according to immediate physiological threats (DR ABC)
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