Basic Life Support Chart. DRSABCD procedure : Danger - Response - Send for help - Airway - Breathing - CPR - Defibrillation

Check out the Australia Wide First Aid DRSABCD action plan flow chart below. Our charts can be downloaded and printed in A2 size or smaller. See the article What is DRSABCD? for more information. Alternatively, browse through our First Aid Chart resource library. To become even more familiar with DRSABCD, check out the video below:

DRSABCD action plan Danger Check for danger and ensure the area is safe for yourself, bystanders and the patient. Response Check for a response: ask name and squeeze shoulders. NO RESPONSE? Send for help. RESPONSE? Make comfortable; monitor breathing and response; manage severe bleeding and then other injuries.

Resuscitation Action Plan (DRSABCD) D – DANGERS CHECK FOR HAZARDS / RISKS / SAFETY Remove possible dangers

R Check for response—ask name—squeeze shoulders No response Send for help Response Make comfortable, monitor response and check for injuries

No Response Responsive Make comfortable Look for signs and symptoms Manage cause Call Triple Zero (000) if deemed necessary

DRSABCD ACTION PLAN Danger? Check the scene for any signs of danger, for example hazards that could cause injury and any risk to yourself, others, and the victim. CAUTION Response?

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A guide to DRSABCD and basic first aid procedures. A3 size poster. St John Ambulance (SA) delivers nationally recognised training and assessment on behalf of St John Ambulance …

Make sure even untrained responders know whether first aid is necessary with this easy-to-follow St John DRSABCD Action Plan poster. The St John DRSABCD Action Plan is an essential aid in helping a responder assess whether a patient has any life-threatening conditions and whether any immediate first aid is necessary.