first-aid

Every prerequisite, as text

The same information as the map above, in full.

• Primary survey requires Scene safety
• Cooling and covering a burn requires Scene safety
• Seizures requires Scene safety
• Hypothermia requires Scene safety
• Poisoning and overdose requires Scene safety
• Moving a casualty requires Scene safety
• Drowning requires Scene safety
• Primary survey requires Calling emergency services
• Chain of survival requires Calling emergency services
• Heart attack requires Calling emergency services
• Recognising a stroke requires Calling emergency services
• Poisoning and overdose requires Calling emergency services
• Handover requires Calling emergency services
• Directing bystanders requires Calling emergency services
• Primary survey requires Checking responsiveness
• Recognising cardiac arrest requires Checking responsiveness
• Opening the airway requires Checking responsiveness
• Fainting requires Checking responsiveness
• Recognising a stroke requires Checking responsiveness
• Diabetic emergency requires Checking responsiveness
• Head injury requires Checking responsiveness
• Heat illness requires Checking responsiveness
• Poisoning and overdose requires Checking responsiveness
• Refusal of help requires Checking responsiveness
• Primary survey requires Signs of life
• Chain of survival requires Signs of life
• Recognising cardiac arrest requires Signs of life
• Chest compressions requires Signs of life
• Fainting requires Signs of life
• Shock requires Signs of life
• Asthma attack requires Signs of life
• Hypothermia requires Signs of life
• Heat illness requires Signs of life
• Open chest wound requires Signs of life
• Monitoring a casualty requires Signs of life
• Babies and children requires Signs of life
• Emergency childbirth requires Signs of life
• Stopping resuscitation requires Signs of life
• Dressing a wound requires Direct pressure
• Shock requires Direct pressure
• Tourniquets requires Direct pressure
• Packing a wound requires Direct pressure
• Rescue breaths requires Barrier protection optional
• Dressing a wound requires Barrier protection
• Improvised equipment requires Barrier protection
• Emergency childbirth requires Barrier protection
• Cooling and covering a burn requires Consent and reassurance optional
• Secondary survey requires Consent and reassurance
• Asthma attack requires Consent and reassurance optional
• Diabetic emergency requires Consent and reassurance optional
• Immobilising a fracture requires Consent and reassurance optional
• Directing bystanders requires Consent and reassurance
• Refusal of help requires Consent and reassurance
• Psychological first aid requires Consent and reassurance
• Emergency childbirth requires Consent and reassurance
• Opening the airway requires Primary survey
• Recovery position requires Primary survey
• Choking requires Primary survey
• Secondary survey requires Primary survey
• Shock requires Primary survey
• Anaphylaxis requires Primary survey
• Suspected spinal injury requires Primary survey
• Handover requires Primary survey
• Open chest wound requires Primary survey
• Triage requires Primary survey
• Using a defibrillator requires Chain of survival
• CPR requires Chain of survival
• Directing bystanders requires Chain of survival optional
• Chest compressions requires Recognising cardiac arrest
• Using a defibrillator requires Recognising cardiac arrest
• CPR requires Recognising cardiac arrest
• Heart attack requires Recognising cardiac arrest
• Triage requires Recognising cardiac arrest
• Stopping resuscitation requires Recognising cardiac arrest
• Recovery position requires Opening the airway
• Rescue breaths requires Opening the airway
• Choking requires Opening the airway
• Anaphylaxis requires Opening the airway
• Seizures requires Recovery position
• CPR requires Chest compressions
• CPR requires Rescue breaths
• Drowning requires Rescue breaths
• Babies and children requires Choking
• Packing a wound requires Dressing a wound
• Improvised equipment requires Dressing a wound
• Wound infection requires Dressing a wound
• Drowning requires CPR
• Babies and children requires CPR
• Stopping resuscitation requires CPR
• Head injury requires Secondary survey
• Immobilising a fracture requires Secondary survey
• Handover requires Secondary survey
• Open chest wound requires Secondary survey optional
• Monitoring a casualty requires Secondary survey
• Prolonged casualty care requires Secondary survey
• Anaphylaxis requires Shock
• Tourniquets requires Shock
• Triage requires Shock
• Monitoring a casualty requires Shock
• Rehydrating by mouth requires Shock
• Crush injury requires Shock
• Suspected spinal injury requires Head injury
• Moving a casualty requires Suspected spinal injury
• Improvised equipment requires Immobilising a fracture
• Prolonged casualty care requires Handover optional
• Crush injury requires Tourniquets
• Closing a wound in the field requires Packing a wound
• Deciding to evacuate requires Triage
• Triage under scarcity requires Triage
• Deciding to evacuate requires Moving a casualty
• Comfort care when nobody is coming requires Psychological first aid
• Closing a wound in the field requires Improvised equipment optional
• Prolonged casualty care requires Monitoring a casualty
• Deciding to evacuate requires Monitoring a casualty
• Wound infection requires Prolonged casualty care
• Rehydrating by mouth requires Prolonged casualty care
• Crush injury requires Prolonged casualty care
• Triage under scarcity requires Prolonged casualty care
• Comfort care when nobody is coming requires Prolonged casualty care
• Closing a wound in the field requires Wound infection
• Triage under scarcity requires Deciding to evacuate
• Comfort care when nobody is coming requires Stopping resuscitation