For first aid officers of groups A, B and C (D.M. 388/2003): organisation, calling 112, resuscitation, bleeding, burns, trauma. 15 questions, about 10 minutes. Translated from Italian: legal references remain the Italian ones (D.Lgs. 81/2008) Sources: D.Lgs. 81/2008; D.M. 388/2003; Reg. (CE) 1907/2006 (REACH); ERC Guidelines 2021 · Reviewed 21/10/2026 · Training support, not a certification.
A commercial company with 8 workers, which does not fall under group A, belongs to which group of D.M. 388/2003?
Group C
No group: under 10 workers there are no obligations
Group A
Group B
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How long does the first aid officer course last in group B and C companies?
32 hours
12 hours
16 hours
4 hours
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How often must first aid officers' training be repeated?
Every 5 years
Never, if the officer has never had to intervene
Every 3 years, at least for the practical intervention part
Every year, theory only
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Which of these items are provided for in the first aid kit by annex 1 of D.M. 388/2003? (2 answers)
Blood pressure measuring device
Thermometer
Antibiotic tablets
Automated external defibrillator (AED)
5 / 15 · 30s · 1 pt
What do you tell the 112 operator when you ask for help?
The name of the injured person's family doctor
Only that there is an injured person, then hang up immediately
Exactly where you are, what happened and the injured person's condition, staying on the line
Your tax code and that of the injured person
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You find a colleague on the ground near a machine. What is the first step?
Lift them and sit them up
Give them something to drink straight away
Check that the scene is safe for you and for others
Look for the first aid kit before looking at the scene
7 / 15 · 30s · 1 pt
In adult cardiopulmonary resuscitation, what is the ratio of compressions to ventilations?
5 compressions and 1 ventilation
15 compressions and 2 ventilations
30 compressions and 2 ventilations
50 compressions and 5 ventilations
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At what rate are chest compressions performed on an adult?
60-80 per minute
30 per minute
100-120 per minute
140-160 per minute
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How deep must chest compressions be on an adult?
About 5-6 cm
8-10 cm
Enough to feel the pulse
1-2 cm
10 / 15 · 30s · 1 pt
A worker has a heavily bleeding cut on the hand. What do you do first?
Put on gloves and press directly on the wound with sterile gauze
Wash the wound with alcohol and leave it uncovered
Immediately apply a tourniquet at the base of the limb
Have them hold the hand down and wait
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How do you treat a small thermal burn on the forearm?
By cooling it immediately with cool running water, not ice-cold, for about 20 minutes
By putting ice directly on the skin
By piercing the blisters
By applying oil or butter
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An unconscious person who is breathing normally, with no suspected trauma, should be placed in the recovery position.
True
False
13 / 15 · 30s · 1 pt
A colleague gets a splash of chemical product in the eyes. What do you do?
Use any eye drops and send them back to work
Rinse abundantly with running water for at least 15 minutes and consult the safety data sheet
Have them rub their eyes
Neutralise with vinegar
14 / 15 · 30s · 1 pt
A colleague has fallen off a ladder and complains of neck pain. What do you do?
Help them stand up to see if they can walk
Sit them up with their back against the wall
Do not move them, unless there is imminent danger, and call 112
Turn their head to find out where it hurts
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Who designates the first aid officers?
The occupational physician
The employer, after consulting the RLS
INAIL
The 112 operations centre
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