Back with another quiz episode—our fifteenth!

This time we’re reviewing key topics from episodes 140 to 149, including chafing, tapes, tick bites, gastro, AVPU, fractures, diabetes, snakes, and temperature.

Test yourself with five quick questions and see how much you’ve retained.

A short refresher now could make all the difference when it matters most.

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What is a normal body temperature—and when should you be concerned?

In this episode, we explore normal temperature ranges for adults and children, and what counts as a fever or low body temperature.

Learn when a temperature is just a number, and when it’s a sign of something more serious.

Because understanding what’s normal is the first step in recognising when something’s not.

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Australia is home to some of the most venomous snakes in the world—but what does that actually mean for first aid?

In this episode, we explore the common types of snakes found across Australia, which ones are venomous, and how snake bites actually occur.

Learn how venom is delivered, why bite marks aren’t always obvious, and why identifying the snake isn’t necessary in an emergency.

Because when it comes to snake bites, it’s not about what bit you—it’s about how you respond.

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High blood sugar doesn’t usually happen suddenly—it builds over time.

In this episode, we break down hyperglycaemia, what causes it, and why it’s often a gradual process, especially in Type 2 diabetes.

Learn the key signs and symptoms, what to look out for in a first aid setting, and why management focuses on monitoring and referral rather than immediate intervention.

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How do you recognise a fracture in a first aid situation?

In this episode, we break down the easy-to-remember PILSDUCT acronym to help you identify the key signs and symptoms of a possible fracture.

Knowing what to look for can help you act quickly and confidently.

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Rib injuries are common—but they’re not always as simple as they seem.

In this episode, we explore how fractured ribs present, why they can be more serious than just pain, and what’s happening beneath the surface.

Learn what to look for, the key red flags, and how to manage rib injuries in a first aid setting.

Because when breathing is involved, it’s always worth taking seriously.

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How do you quickly assess if someone is conscious in an emergency?

In this episode, we break down the AVPU scale—a simple, effective tool used in first aid to assess a patient’s level of consciousness.

From Alert to Unresponsive, learn how to apply AVPU in real situations and how it compares to the more detailed Glasgow Coma Scale used in hospitals.

Because recognising a change in consciousness could be the first sign that something serious is happening.

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Gastro or food poisoning—what’s the difference, and how should you respond?

In this episode, we break down what gastroenteritis is, how it presents, and why it spreads so easily.

Learn the key signs and symptoms, what you can do as a first aider, and why hygiene and hydration are critical. We also touch on over-the-counter medications and when it’s time to seek advice from a local doctor.

Because managing the patient is important—but stopping the spread is just as critical.

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Tick bites in Australia are managed differently—and for good reason.

In this episode, we explain what ticks are, where they’re found, what a tick bite looks like, and why the traditional “just pull it out” approach can actually make things worse.

Learn the correct Australian first aid approach, including when to freeze, when to use permethrin, and what to do in remote situations. We also cover the risks of tick allergy and why killing the tick first is critical.

Because when it comes to ticks, the wrong move at the wrong time can increase the danger.

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Plastic, paper, or fabric—do you know which tape to use in a first aid situation?

In this episode, we break down the three most common types of tape found in first aid kits and explain when and why you’d use each one.

From securing dressings to immobilising fingers, understanding the role of each tape can make your first aid more effective and comfortable for the patient.

Because knowing your equipment is just as important as knowing your skills.

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