Full Scenario List

Load & Go  

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You are Mine Rescuer (MR) and receive a call that a worker has fallen from a height of apx 20 feet in an underground environment. The casualty is reported to be unconscious and appears to be bleeding slowly from their ears. When you arrive, you find the patient on their stomach and see a small amount of blood around their head. The worker who called the incident in has also tagged out all the equipment in the area and removed any hazards.

Case 2: Secondary Survey   

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You are on duty as part of a medical team at a large-scale music festival, there are roughly over 66,000 people in attendance and it is a warm summer's day in July with temperatures being around 27°c .You are being dispatched to a person who is struggling to breathe. When you arrive on scene you find the patient to be sat down on a chair and is a member of the event marshalling team, she is accompanied by another Marshall who was the reporting party.

Case 1: Primary Survey   

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You are on duty as part of a medical team at a large-scale music festival, there are roughly over 66,000 people in attendance and it is a warm summer's day in July with temperatures being around 28°c , You are being dispatched to a person who has collapsed and unresponsive with the cause of collapse being unknown.

Sudden Cardiac Arrest  

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Your coworker is clutching his chest, and seems to be in pain. He tries to assure you he is fine, but he suddenly collapses. 2 other coworkers see, and come to your aid.

Primary survey   

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You are at event when are called to an unresponsive person (Male or female) laying on the floor, its 2 minutes from your current location. you must determine if there any life threats (illness or injuries) the casualty and carry out a correct assessment of the casualty.

Faint at the Races  

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You are backing up a First Aider at a running event, it is a beautiful sunny day, and they tell you that this runner (approx 50YO) started stumbling and went pale and clammy then collapsed. So they have raised their legs.

Hello, can you hear me?  

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You are working the night time economy shift on a busy weekend and its just been payday for most people. You are relaxing with fellow first aiders at the treatment centre after a busy couple of hours when once again you and fellow first aider are asked by one of the event officers to response to a casualty of 'Unknown status'- Once you arrive on scene you are met by a security officer who guides you to the casualty, as soon as you see the casualty you can see they are laying on their back making "snoring" sounds and have a moderate amount of bleeding coming from their forehead. (Scenario can be adjusted in places to suit your guidelines and practise)

Abdominal pain   

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You are working on a night shift when you are called to this 36y female with abdominal pain, the patient has called 111 who have assessed the patient as needing an ambulance assessment. HPC patient has had 3/7 Hx of "gripey" pain . non radiating. no fever. patient has stated she feels fed up with pain and wants to feel better. O/A patient is found laying on the sofa watching TV complaining of lower abdominal pain

Car hits a cyclist  

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You and 4 friends are walking home from school and witness a car hit a cyclist at an intersection. The intersection is generally not a busy one. The car has travelled across the intersection and come to a stop without any further incidence. The cyclist is lying on the ground with an obvious broken leg, there is a significant amount of blood coming from the wound They are also unconscious and but breathing, but this deteriorates and breathing stops. Due to the impact, the cyclist is now in the middle of the intersection. The driver of the car is an older gentlemen, he is conscious, but complaining of a sore chest and weak arms, he also has slurred speech. A female bystander has witnessed this accident and is visibly distressed by what she has seen. He begins to have shallow, rapid breathing and anxiety.

To be or not to Bee?  

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A 12-year-old boy is brought to the First Aid stand during an Australia Day function, after being stung by a bee. He had been well until he was stung on his right forearm, while playing in the nearby playground.