This is the first step to take in an Emergency Situation if the scene is safe.
What is "check for responsiveness of the victim"?
100
This is how long you give each rescue breath for.
What is "one second"?
100
For giving CPR, this age range would be considered an adult.
What is "puberty and older"?
100
This is the purpose of an AED delivering a shock to the heart.
What is "resort a normal rhythm"?
100
This is how you determine if a victim is choking.
What is "ask them 'Are you choking'"?
200
First aid for a conscious choking infant is this.
What is "give the victim 5 back blows between the shoulder blades and 5 chest thrusts"?
200
This is the correct ratio of compressions to breaths in CPR.
What is "30 to 2"?
200
For giving CPR, this age range would be considered a child.
What is "1 year to pre-puberty"?
200
This is how you should position a victim when using an AED on them.
What is "lay them on their back"?
200
If a choking person is coughing, this is what you should do.
What is "encourage them to continue coughing to expel the object"?
300
If you are caring for an unconscious choking victim and your rescue breaths do not go in, this is what you should do.
What is "re-tilt the head and ensure the chin is the highest point of the face before giving another breath"?
300
This is the rate at which you should give chest compressions during CPR.
What is "100 compressions per minute"?
300
This is the depth of chest compressions in CPR for an adult.
What is "at least 2 inches"?
300
This is when an AED should be used on a non-breathing victim seen to collapse suddenly.
What is "as soon as possible"?
300
This is how you give abdominal thrusts to a responsive choking adult.
What is "thrusting upward into the abdomen"?
400
This is a sign/symptom of a stroke.
What is "the person feeling suddenly weak or paralysis on one side of the face and/or body"?
400
This is how you know the air is going into the victim's lungs when giving rescue breaths.
What is "watch the victim's chest rise and fall"?
400
This is how you compress an infant's chest when administering CPR.
What is "place two fingers, one finger width below the nipple line"?
400
When connected properly to the victim, the AED will advise you when to do this.
What is "deliver a shock"?
400
This is the hand position for abdominal thrusts to a responsive choking adult.
What is "above the navel and below the rib cage"?
500
If your parent is complaining of chest pains and shortness of breath and you believe he/she is having a heart attack, these are two steps you should take.
What is "call 911 and assist the person with their prescription medication (nitroglycerine, aspirin)"?
500
Continue to administer CPR until one of these four things happens.
What is "the person starts to breath on their own", "the area becomes dangerous", "emergency medical personnel arrive and take over", or "you are too exhausted to continue"?
500
If there is no sign of neck injury, this is how you open an unresponsive victim's airway.
What is "tilting the head back and lifting the chin"?
500
For an unresponsive choking adult, this is the type of care you should give them.
What is "give CPR"?
500
If a choking victim is pregnant or too large to get arms around them to do abdominal thrusts, this is what you should do.
What is "give quick chest compressions from behind"?