About this Video

• Video Title: Accidents – First Aid Part 2 | Theory Test Revision 2025
• Channel: Driving Theory 4 All
• Speakers: Professor Theory (implied) and a student (implied)
• Duration: 00:05:35

Introduction

This video provides a concise overview of first aid procedures for accidents, focusing on burns, bleeding, and shock. It emphasizes that the content is for theory test revision and not a substitute for professional medical training.

Key Takeaways

• Burns: Cool the burn with a clear, non-toxic liquid (like water) for at least 10 minutes. Do not remove anything stuck to the burn.
• Bleeding: Apply pressure to the wound, and if possible, elevate it above heart level to reduce blood flow. Leave objects embedded in the wound untouched for medical professionals.
• Shock: Recognize the four main warning signs: pale/grey skin, sweating, rapid pulse, and rapid/shallow breathing. Treat by reassuring the casualty, keeping them warm, and avoiding movement unless there's further danger.
• At the Scene of an Accident: Activate hazard lights, turn off vehicle engines, clear uninjured people from the area, and call emergency services (999). Prioritize the injured, checking airways, breathing, and major bleeding (using the DR ABC method). Do not remove a motorcyclist's helmet.
• DR ABC: Danger, Response, Airways, Breathing, Circulation. This is a mnemonic for remembering the steps to take when dealing with injuries.