LAW OF AGENCY CHAMPIONS EXAM LATEST 2025 WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED ANSWERS/ALREADY GRADED A+
How long after being deprived of oxygen do cells start to die? - (answer)After 3-5 minutes
What is shock? - (answer)Life-threatening condition that occurs when the cardiovascular system fails for
some reason, and is unable to circulate adequate amounts of oxygen around the body.
List the features of shock - (answer)Skin is cold & clammy
Very weak
Unable to stand up
Pale skin (even blue or grey)
What does AED stand for? - (answer)automated external defibrillator
The resuscitation council guidelines indicate that for each minute CPR is delayed there is a ? reduction in
survival rates? - (answer)10%
What is agonal breathing? - (answer)Barely breathing or taking infrequent, noisy gasps. These usually
occur about every 10-15 seconds
How common is agonal breathing? - (answer)40% of patients.
What should happen if there is doubt about whether a collapsed person is displaying agonal breathing? -
(answer)It should be assumed that they are not breathing
,LAW OF AGENCY CHAMPIONS EXAM LATEST 2025 WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED ANSWERS/ALREADY GRADED A+
What is haemophilia? - (answer)Hemophilia is usually an inherited bleeding disorder in which the blood
does not clot properly.
What piece of information is collected in module 0 that influences the pathways you can choose at the
body map? - (answer)Whether the problem is trauma (injury) or non-trauma (illness)
What is the definition of chronic illness? - (answer)A condition that persists over a long period of time.
Symptoms appear gradually and get worse despite treatment and change very slowly
What are the 5 age groups within the system and what age range does each of these cover? -
(answer)Neonate - 0-1hour
Infant - 1 hour - 12 months
Toddler - 1 - 5 years
Child - 5 - 16 years
Adult - 16years and over
What do you use when someone's symptoms are very vague and there is no specific pathway available?
- (answer)Use "other symptoms" pathway
What is a MedicAlert? - (answer)Medical alert bracelet/pendant which identifies their condition and
helps healthcare professionals treat them appropriately
Define what is meant by Blunt injury? - (answer)The skin or other body surface has not been broken but
damage has still occurred
, LAW OF AGENCY CHAMPIONS EXAM LATEST 2025 WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED ANSWERS/ALREADY GRADED A+
What does an anticoagulant do? - (answer)Makes the blood less prone to clotting and causes blood to
take longer to stop.
What is a rigor and why does it occur? - (answer)Violent shivering that occurs with a fever. Because the
body's muscles are shivering very hard in an attempt to raise body temperature to the new level set by
the thermostat.
In litres, what is blood volume in a typical adult? - (answer)4-5 Litres
List 3 injuries that are always treated as serious? - (answer)A fall from a height
Major burns
Being struck by lightening
What is the most common cause of death in children? - (answer)Injuries
What age group is most vulnerable to abuse? - (answer)Children under 1 (Neonate/Toddlers)
What age related factor makes elderly people more prone to bone fractures? - (answer)Thinning of
bones,
Loss of balance
Instability
DETAILED ANSWERS/ALREADY GRADED A+
How long after being deprived of oxygen do cells start to die? - (answer)After 3-5 minutes
What is shock? - (answer)Life-threatening condition that occurs when the cardiovascular system fails for
some reason, and is unable to circulate adequate amounts of oxygen around the body.
List the features of shock - (answer)Skin is cold & clammy
Very weak
Unable to stand up
Pale skin (even blue or grey)
What does AED stand for? - (answer)automated external defibrillator
The resuscitation council guidelines indicate that for each minute CPR is delayed there is a ? reduction in
survival rates? - (answer)10%
What is agonal breathing? - (answer)Barely breathing or taking infrequent, noisy gasps. These usually
occur about every 10-15 seconds
How common is agonal breathing? - (answer)40% of patients.
What should happen if there is doubt about whether a collapsed person is displaying agonal breathing? -
(answer)It should be assumed that they are not breathing
,LAW OF AGENCY CHAMPIONS EXAM LATEST 2025 WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED ANSWERS/ALREADY GRADED A+
What is haemophilia? - (answer)Hemophilia is usually an inherited bleeding disorder in which the blood
does not clot properly.
What piece of information is collected in module 0 that influences the pathways you can choose at the
body map? - (answer)Whether the problem is trauma (injury) or non-trauma (illness)
What is the definition of chronic illness? - (answer)A condition that persists over a long period of time.
Symptoms appear gradually and get worse despite treatment and change very slowly
What are the 5 age groups within the system and what age range does each of these cover? -
(answer)Neonate - 0-1hour
Infant - 1 hour - 12 months
Toddler - 1 - 5 years
Child - 5 - 16 years
Adult - 16years and over
What do you use when someone's symptoms are very vague and there is no specific pathway available?
- (answer)Use "other symptoms" pathway
What is a MedicAlert? - (answer)Medical alert bracelet/pendant which identifies their condition and
helps healthcare professionals treat them appropriately
Define what is meant by Blunt injury? - (answer)The skin or other body surface has not been broken but
damage has still occurred
, LAW OF AGENCY CHAMPIONS EXAM LATEST 2025 WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED ANSWERS/ALREADY GRADED A+
What does an anticoagulant do? - (answer)Makes the blood less prone to clotting and causes blood to
take longer to stop.
What is a rigor and why does it occur? - (answer)Violent shivering that occurs with a fever. Because the
body's muscles are shivering very hard in an attempt to raise body temperature to the new level set by
the thermostat.
In litres, what is blood volume in a typical adult? - (answer)4-5 Litres
List 3 injuries that are always treated as serious? - (answer)A fall from a height
Major burns
Being struck by lightening
What is the most common cause of death in children? - (answer)Injuries
What age group is most vulnerable to abuse? - (answer)Children under 1 (Neonate/Toddlers)
What age related factor makes elderly people more prone to bone fractures? - (answer)Thinning of
bones,
Loss of balance
Instability
