CPR 1
What should you do first?
A. Begin CPR
B. Ensure the scene is safe
C. Look for medical history
D. Call 911
Check the scene for safety.
After confirming unresponsiveness, you should:
A. Start CPR
B. Call 9-1-1 or send someone
C. Wait 1 minute
B. Call 9-1-1 or send someone
If you’ve got me, you want to share me; if you share me, you haven’t kept me. What am I?
A secret.
Proper compression depth is:
A. Half an inch
B. One inch
C. 1.5–2 inches
D. 4 inches
C. 1.5–2 inches
If the AED advises a shock, you should:
A. Ensure everyone is clear then deliver the shock.
B. Wait 1 minute before delivering the shock
C. Continue compressions while the shock is delivered
D. Remove the pads and deliver the shock by hand
A. Ensure everyone is clear then deliver the shock.
How many chest compressions per-cycle?
a. 30 compressions.
b. 20 compressions.
c. 80 compressions.
d. 60 compressions.
30 compressions.
CPR keeps:
A. Hair growing
B. Blood and oxygen moving
C. Muscles weak
D. It wastes time
B. Blood and oxygen moving
What is yours but mostly used by others?
Your name.
How deep should compressions be for an infant?
a.1 inches.
b. 1/2-1 1/2 inches.
c.1/2-2 inches.
d.1/2 inches.
1 1/2 inches.
Cardiac arrest is:
A. A blocked airway
B. The sudden stop of heart function
C. A heart attack
D. Heart Burn
B. The sudden stop of heart function
What is the responsive test for a child and an adult?
a. Tap their shoulders and shout are you alright, are you ok?
b. Tap their feet and shout are you alright, are you ok?
c. Shout are you alright, are you ok?
D. Call them
Tap their shoulders and shout are you alright, are you ok?
CPR stands for:
A. Cardiovascular Pressure Response
B. Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
C. Chest Pressing Routine
D. Careful Pulse Restoration
Cardio pulmonary resuscitation.
You cut me, slice me, dice me, and all the while, you cry. What am I?
An onion.
What is the responsive test for an infant?
a. Shout are you alright, are you ok?
b. Tap their feet.
c. Tap their shoulders and shout are you ok?
d. Call them
Tap their feet.
Why call 9-1-1 early?
A. EMS provides advanced care
B. You need permission
C. It stops cardiac arrest
D. To call the victim's doctor
A. EMS provides advanced care
How to open the airway?
a. open nose
b. neck lift open nose
c. neck lift
d. Head tilt chin lift
Head tilt chin and the jaw thrust.
Which is a sign of cardiac arrest?
A. Slow breathing
B. Normal breathing
C. No response to tapping
C. No response to tapping
I like to stay awake at night and sleep during the day. What am I?
An owl.
Gasping means:
A. Normal breathing
B. Not normal — start CPR
C. The person is okay
D. They are trying to talk
B. Not normal — start CPR
If an AED says “no shock advised,” you should:
A. Stop CPR permanently
B. Continue CPR immediately and follow prompts
C. Remove pads and try again
D. Wait 5 minutes then reattach
B. Continue CPR immediately and follow prompts
When someone starts to breathe normally after CPR, what should you do?
a. Keep giving CPR
b. Use AED
c. Put them in recovery position on their side.
d. Keep giving CPR and Use AED
Put them in recovery position on their side.
When should you stop CPR?
A. The scene becomes unsafe
B. The victim shows obvious signs of life
C. An AED becomes available
D. All of the above
• The scene becomes unsafe
• The victim shows obvious signs of life
• An AED becomes available
• Another trained rescuer arrives or takes
over
• You are too exhausted to continue
54+13=
67
An AED stands for:
A. Automated Emergency Drill
B. Automated External Defibrillator
C. Advanced Electric Device
D. After Emergency Directions
Automated External Defibrillator.
Permanent brain damage can happen if CPR int given in what amount of time frame?
A. 1-2 min
B. 2-3 min
C. 4-6 min
D. Never
4-6 min