Understand action to take when children and young people are ill or injured, including emergency procedures
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Which of the following are symptoms of Meningitis? Select the four correct answers.
Convulsions
Fever
Photophobia (intolerance to light)
Itchy skin
Drowsiness
Blister-like spots
Swollen glands behind ears
Slight cold
Match the words on the left with the items on the right.
Drag and Drop items from one side to pair them with items from the other side
A 15-year-old appears to have been stabbed
A 7-year-old has diarrhoea
A 4-year-old has been bitten by another child
A 13-month-old has a very high temperature
Deal with injury, offer comfort, advise parent of injury
Take action to reduce temperature and monitor closely
Begin first aid treatment, call ambulance and police
Encourage the child to clean themselves and arrange to send home
Which of the circumstances below would require urgent medical attention? Select the two correct answers.
A 2-year-old is found playing with an empty medicine bottle
A 13-year-old is complained that her newly pierced ears are sore
An 8-year-old is very quiet and has a blue tinge around their lips
A 4-year-old grazes their knee and is crying
Which of the following are symptoms of sepsis in children? Select three answers
Passing water frequently
Looks mottled, bluish or pale
Feels abnormally cold to touch
Is breathing very fast
Blisters in the mouth
Which of the actions below would be needed in the case of a missing child? Select the four correct answers.
Call parent
Call fire service
Go back to where last seen
Call police
Search building
Evacuate building
Check registers
Close doors
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