Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 4
Chapter 3
Bonus
100

What is the law that protects responders from financial liability

Good Samaritan Law

100

True or False, if the person is not responsive you do not need to call 911

False

100

Should you give an adult or child 7 back blows if they are choking?

No (Only 5)

100

Is there a difference between men and women cardiac arrest reactions?

yes

100

In the event of a cardiac arrest, what is the first step in the CPR proces?

Call 911 or have someone else call for emergency assistance

200

What do cpr barriers protect you from?

Contact with saliva and other bodily fluids

200

Do children and infants have the same recovery position?

No.

200

In children younger than 4 years, give 2 examples of what foods, household objects and toys may be choking hazards? 

Plastic bags, broken or uninflated balloons, 
disposable gloves, Coins, Buttons, Marbles, Beads, Pen or marker caps, Safety pins and hairpins, Jewelry, Baby powder, and Vitamins  


200

What is an AED used for?

to correct the underlying problem for some people who go into sudden cardiac arrest.

200

What is the recommended depth for compressions during CPR for an adult victim?

At least 2 inches deep

300

What is the order for the emergency CPR steps?

Check, Call, Care.

300

While checking for responsiveness you should check breathing for no more than how many seconds?

5 to 10 seconds

300

If you are with a person choking, ask the person if he or she is choking, If the person can speak or cry and is coughing forcefully, should you encourage him or her to keep coughing?

Yes

300

What is a heart attack?

an occurance when blood flow to part of the heart muscle is blocked 

300

What does the acronym "CPR" stand for?

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

400

Signs someone is having an emergency and needs CPR

unusual sounds, odors, behavior, and sights

400

What is the child recovery position/adult?

1. Extend the person’s arm that is closest to you 

above the person’s head. 

2. Roll the person toward yourself onto his or her 

side, so that the person’s head rests on his or 

her extended arm. 

3. Bend both of the person’s knees to stabilize 

the body

400

If the choking person is big, how should you proceed?

Give chest thrusts instead of abdominal thrusts.

400

Sweating, Nausa, vomiting, and paling skin are signs of what

Cardiac Arrest

400

Approximately how many breaths should be given during each cycle of CPR for an adult victim?

2

500

What are the 4 basic steps, EMS system includes?

  • Recognizing that an emergency exists.
  • Deciding to action
  • Activating the EMS system
  • Providing first aid until help arrives (if you are trained in first aid)
500

 If the child’s parent or guardian is present, 

remember to get what?

the parent’s or guardian’s 

consent to give care.

500

Give choking chest thrusts instead of abdominal thrusts if what?

If the person is large (Pregnant or Obese).

500

When someone is an cardiac arrest what is the age were you must proceed like they are an adult?

12

500

When using an AED on a victim of sudden cardiac arrest, what should you do before delivering a shock?

Make sure no one is touching the victim and clear the area.

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