Question 1

What shouldn't be included in a first aid kit?

Accepted Answer

Aerosols and other combustible items shouldn’t be put in a first aid pack since they could catch fire or explode.

Question 2

How to avoid accidents in workplace?

Accepted Answer

Accident rates can be effectively decreased by just keeping a tidy, well-organized workplace. As a result, personnel should be held accountable for adequate clean-up. Cleaning up on a regular basis helps keep the workplace free of clutter, spills, loose rugs, and loose wires all of which can be trip hazards.

Question 3

What are the principles of first aid?

Accepted Answer

The principles of first aid include preserving life, preventing injury from getting worse, aiding recovery, relieving pain, and protecting the unconscious.

Question 4

What are the minimum requirements for a first aid kit?

Accepted Answer

Basic first aid kit requirements are, plasters in a variety of different sizes and shapes, small, medium and large sterile gauze dressings, at least 2 sterile eye dressings, triangular bandages, crêpe rolled bandages, safety pins, disposable sterile gloves, and tweezers.

Question 5

What are the most common types of workplace accidents?

Accepted Answer

Some of the common workspace accidents are slips, trips, falls, crashes, collisions, being hit by falling objects, muscle strains.

Question 6

What are the components included in workplace first aid kit?

Accepted Answer

The particular SJF P3 (Workspace Kit) – handy kit contains 110 components that is and it is suitable for 10 people SJF P4 (Workspace Kit) – Medium contains contains 77 components that is and it is suitable for 5 persons’ SJF P5 (Workspace Kit) – small contains contains 67 components that is and it is suitable for 3 persons’

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