Foundations
CPR
AED
Choking
First Aid
First Aid Continued
100

When is consent implied when giving care to someone as a first responder?

If they are unresponsive, confused, disoriented, or a child with no parent present. 

100

Symptoms of CARDIAC ARREST 

Not responsive 

No Pulse 

No breathing (might be only gasping) 

100

What can another trained responder do when they return with an AED? 

Place pads while you continue CPR 

100

If someone appears to start choking but are still coughing, what should you do? 

Encourage them to continue coughing

100

When is a general care step for sudden illnesse?

Keep them at a comfortable temperature 

Monitor 

Place in recovery position 

100

What medicine helps someone with asthma?

Quick-relief inhaler 
200

What does PPE do for you when giving care to someone?

Reduces the risk of disease transmission. 

200
What are breaths that are not normal (not getting adequate oxygen) indicating CPR should be started?

Agonal Breaths 

200

When should you use an AED when someone is having cardiac arrest? 

As soon as it becomes available. 

200

What are signs that someone has a severely blocked airway and are choking?

Cannot Laugh 

Cannot Speak 

Cannot Cry 

Cannot Cough 

Can only make high pitched sounds


200

What things might you need to do if assisting someone with taking medication?

Offer to get medication 

Have them verify medication 

Help assemble or prepare medication 

200

If someone suspected of an opioid overdose is unresponsive and not breathing, what should be done after calling 911?

Begin CPR 

Administer naloxone ASAP 

Use AED when available

300

How minimum, how many seconds should you wash your hands?

At least 20 seconds 
300

How many compressions and breaths should be given during a cycle of CPR?

30 compressions followed by 2 breaths (exception: drowning starts with 2 breaths followed by 30 compressions) 

300

Once an AED is turned on, what should you do? 

Follow voice prompts and put the pads on victim to analyze heart rhythm. 

300

When an adult or child is choking, how many back blows and abdominal thrusts should be given? 

5 back blows & 5 abdominal thrusts 

300

If someone is only showing one sign of a stroke after performing the FAST assessment, what should you do? 

Call 911

300

What should you do for a person having a seizure?

Let it run its course 

Move nearby objects to prevent injury 

Monitor person 

Time seizure 

400

When should you wear latex free disposable gloves?

When you might come in contact with blood or bodily fluids 

When you have a break in the skin on your own hands 

When you have to handle objects or surfaces that    are soiled with blood or other bodily fluids. 

400

When giving breaths to an adult or child, where should the mouth be positioned and how long should the breath last?

Mouth forming complete seal over mouth and it lasts 1 second. 
400
What pads can be applied to adults who are experiencing cardiac arrest? 
ONLY adult
400

What do infants get in addition to back blows when severely choking? 

5 chest thrusts 

400

A person is showing the signs and symptoms of a heart attack, what should you do after calling 911 and getting equipment?

Offer Aspirin 

Help them rest comfortably 

400

How do you determine if bleeding is life threatening?

Volume/Amount (1/2 soda can for adult or 1/4 soda can for child) 


Spurting or pouring out

500

What are the three C's during an emergency

Check, Call, Care

500

How should you position your body to give effective chest compressions to an adult or child?

Kneeling upright, shoulders directly over hands, elbows locked and arms straight. 

500

What pads can be used on infants? 

Adult or pediatric

500

Where are back blows given for someone who is choking? 

Between shoulder blades

500

If someone is having trouble breathing, have a rash on their face and neck, and have swollen lips, what might they be experiencing? 

Anaphylaxis

500

What are 2 ways to control life threatening bleeding until EMS arrive?

Firm, direct pressure

Tourniquet 

600

When an emergency happens, what should be done first?

Check the scene for safety. 

600

What are the appropriate depth and rate when giving chest compressions to an adult, child, and infant?

100-120 compressions per minute 

Adult- At least 2 inches deep 

Child- About 2 inches deep 

Infant- About 1 1/2 inches

600

Where do pads get placed on an infant? 

Middle of chest  

Middle of back between shoulder blades

600

What is the direction your hands should move when you give abdominal thrusts for someone who is choking? 

Inward & Upward

600

if someone is suspected of having a concussion, what should you do to help them?

Call 911

Have them stop the activity they are doing 

Person should rest 

Seek advanced medical care 

600

A person with shock is asking for something to drink, what should you give them?

NOTHING

700

When should you call 911 in an emergency situation? 

No breathing 

Unresponsive Person 

Life threatening illness

Life threatening bleeding 


700

How far should the head be tilted when giving breaths to an adult, child, and infant?

Adult- Past Neutral 

Child- Slightly Past Neutral 

Infant- Neutral 

700

How long should you continue CPR and AED use?

Too Tired to Continue 

Show Obvious Signs of Life 

EMS Arrive and Begin Care

Another Trained Responder Takes Over 

The Scene Becomes Unsafe 

700

For a choking infant, what is the best way to give chest thrusts? 

Compress about 1 1/2 inches with two fingers in the center of the chest, just below the nipple line

700

What should you do with a person who is experiencing shock?

Rest- Back or recovery position 

Body temp- Keep them warm 

700

If someone who is experiencing hypothermia wants to be put in a hot tub to warm up, what should you do?

Do NOT put them in water but DO 

Offer blankets 

Hot drink (if they can safely drink) 

Get out of wet clothes 

800

You are working when you hear a thud and someone yel out that a person has collapsed. The scene is safe, but the person appears unresponsive, they don't have any life threatening bleeding. What should you do next? 

Check for responsiveness and breathing. 

800

If you are unwilling or unable to do complete cycles of CPR, what can be done instead?

Hands-Only-CPR - Continuous compressions at the rate of 100-120 compressions per minute. 

800

What is the benefit of early CPR and the use of an AED when a person is in cardiac arrest? 

Gives the person the best chance for surviving cardiac arrest. 

800

If a responsive choking person becomes unresponsive, what should you do? 

Give CPR and look for an object between compressions and breaths. 

800

How do you help someone experiencing heat stroke?

Immerse in cold water to rapidly cool them 

Wrap in cool towels 

Focus on head, neck, armpits, and groin 

800

How do you cool a burned body part?

Place burned area under clean, cool running water for 5-20 minutes 
900

What types of questions would you ask with SAM questioning? 

Signs and Symptoms 

Allergies 

Medications 

900

If the initial breath doesn't go in, what should be done next?

Reposition the head and try the breath one more time. 

900

What should you do when AED is analyzing? 

Say "Clear!" and ensure no one is touching the victim

900

When caring for an unresponsive choking person and you can see a object in the back of their throat, what should you do? 

Attempt to remove the object with a finger sweep

900

If someone is experiencing a diabetic emergency, what are some things you could give them?

Glucose Tablet 

7-oz fruit juice 

14 oz of chocolate milk 

15-20 grams of sugar from candy 

Soda (not diet) 

900

How is degree of burn determined?

Location of the burn 

Size of the burn 

Layers of skin ipacted 

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