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- 1. Multiple ChoiceThe very first thing you do if you see a person who might need CPR is to _____.give 30 compressions and 2 breathscheck for responsivenesscheck to make sure the scene is safeyell for help and send someone to call 911 and get an AED
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhen you administer CPR, the 2 body systems your actions temporarily replace are the _____.nervous and endocrine systemrespiratory and cardiovascular systemdigestive and integumentary systemspecial senses and urinary system
- 3. Multiple ChoiceIn CPR, the ratio of compressions to breaths is ___.In CPR, the ratio of compressions to breaths is ___.30:2 for adults only15:2 for an infant30:2 for a child or adult only30:2 for adult, child, or infant
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhen assessing a person to see if they are breathing, you should check for ____.at least 5 seconds, no more than 1030 secondsat least one minute20 seconds
- 5. Multiple ChoiceIf you find an infant or child who needs CPR and you have shouted for help but no one showed up/no one is around to send for help and you do not have a phone close by, what do you do next?Immediately start CPR doing 5 sets of compressions and breaths, then go and call 911 or activate EMS yourself. (Infants and small children can be carried with you.)Immediately go call 911, then start CPRKeep shouting until someone shows upkeep assessing for responsiveness and breathing and hope the child starts breathing on their own
- 6. Multiple ChoiceThe letters “AED” stand for ___.atrial external discombobulatorautomated external defibrillatoratrial external defibrillatorautomated endogenous defibrillator
- 7. Multiple ChoiceIn CPR, chest compressions on an infant should be about ___.2 inches2.5 inches1.5 inches1 inch
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following actions would most increase the chance of survival after a cardiac arrest?delaying the use of an AEDcalling 911 and waiting for EMS to start CPRquick defibrillationusing 2 fingers for compressions on an adult
- 9. Multiple ChoiceIn CPR, the correct compression depth for an adult would be at least ____.1.5 inches3 inches1 inch2 inches
- 10. Multiple ChoiceThe correct compression rate for an adult, child, and infant is ___.100-120 per minute80-100 per minute120-140 per minute140-160 per minute
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWhat does the term "resuscitate" mean?to provide supplemental oxygento pronounce deadto check for body movement, sounds, eye movement, talking, etc...to remove from apparent death or unconsciousness
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhen giving breaths without a mask to an adult or child you should ____.push down on the chestgive 2 slow breaths over 6 seconds eachroll the person onto their sidepinch the nostrils closed
- 13. Multiple ChoiceOn an adult, where to you place the pads on the chest for an AED?right upper chest and left upper chestright upper chest and left lower lateral chestright middle chest and left middle chestright lower lateral chest and left upper chest
- 14. Multiple ChoiceChest compressions on an infant should be done with ____.1-2 hands2 fingers2 overlapping hands
- 15. Multiple ChoiceChest compressions on a child should be done with ____.1-2 hands2 fingers2 overlapping hands
- 16. Multiple ChoiceChest compressions on an adult should be done with ____.one to two hands2 fingers2 over lapping hands
- 17. Multiple ChoiceWhen the AED is analyzing the victim’s heart rhythm and when the AED delivers a shock, it is important that you __________.continue chest compressionstake the time to give 2 breathsmake sure no one is touching the victimwiggle the cables
- 18. Multiple ChoiceWhere do you place the heel of the hand to administer adult chest compressions?upper half of the right chestbottom third of the left chestupper half of the sternumlower half of the sternum
- 19. Multiple ChoiceIf an adult’s chest doesn’t rise when you give a breath, what should you do?stop CPR and wait for helpre open the airway and then give another breathstick your fingers in the throat and look for objectsslap the person on the face until they respond
- 20. Multiple ChoiceWhat should you do if you tap and shout and the adult doesn’t respond?should for help and then assess them for breathingkeep tapping and shoutingpronounce them dead and start digging a holeslap the person until they respond
- 21. Multiple ChoiceWhen doing CPR, what is the best sign that your breaths are effective?the patient begins to respondthe chest begins to risethe heart begins to beat on its ownyou feel short of breath after breathing for them
- 22. Multiple ChoiceTo check for responsiveness on an infant, you ___.tap on their shoulder and shout their nametickle their belly and shout their namegently pat their face and shout their nametap on their feet and shout their name
- 23. Multiple ChoiceThe victim shows signs of puberty, or is 8 years or older you should performInfant CPRChild CPRAdult CPR
- 24. Multiple ChoiceThe victim is less than 1 year old you should perform ____.infant CPRChild CPRAdult CPR
- 25. Multiple ChoiceThe victim is 1 to 8 years old, but hasn’t yet gone through puberty you should performchild CPRinfant CPRadult CPR
- 26. Multiple ChoiceWhen performing Hands-Only CPR, how many times should you push in the center of the chest during a one minute period?About 50130-150100-120I don't know
- 27. Multiple ChoiceWhen do you stop pushing on the victim’s chest during Hands-Only CPR?5 minutes15 MinutesUntil Medical Professionals Take OverI don't know
- 28. Multiple ChoiceHow deep should you push on the chest of an adult when doing Hands-Only CPR?at least 1 inchat least 2 inchesat least 3 inchesI don't know
- 29. Multiple ChoiceWhat are the correct steps for providing Hands-Only CPR?Dial 911, push hard and fast in the center of the chestPush hard and fast in the center of the chest then dial 911Give two breaths then dial 911I don't know
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