CPR and Emergencies
Body Cells
Clinical procedures
Health in Real Life
Nutrition
100

Where should your hands be placed for adult chest compressions?

What is the lower half of sternum? (Center of Chest) 

100

These cells carry oxygen throughout the body.

What are red blood cells?

100

First step before any patient contact in healthcare settings.

What is hand hygiene? (Washing or Sanitizing hands)

100

Regular exercise can reduce your risk of what chronic conditions? (Name one.)

What is heart disease, diabetes, obesity, etc.?

100

This vitamin is known as the sunshine vitamin.

What is Vitamin D?

200

What’s the first thing you should do before beginning CPR?

What is check for scene safety and responsiveness?

200

These cells are the basic units of the nervous system.

What are neurons?

200

Where on the wrist do you check for a pulse?

What is the radial artery (thumb side of the wrist)?

200

This vital sign measures how many times your heart beats per minute.

What is heart rate?

200

This nutrient is the body’s main source of energy.

What are carbohydrates?

300

According to current BLS guidelines, what is the recommended compression-to-breath ratio?

What is 30 compressions to 2 breaths?

300

These immune cells “eat” foreign invaders like bacteria.

What are macrophages?

300

What device is used to measure a patient’s blood pressure?

What is a sphygmomanometer (blood pressure cuff)?

300

This behavior is the single leading cause of death worldwide.

What is tobacco use?

300

Too much of this in your diet can raise your blood pressure and increase the risk of heart disease.

What is sodium (salt)?

400

What does CPR stand for?

What is Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation?

400

These cells line organs and help with absorption and protection.

What are epithelial cells?

400

What is the normal resting heart rate range for a healthy adult?

What is 60–100 beats per minute?

400

True or False: Health equity means everyone receives the same resources.

False — it means resources are distributed based on need.

400

The glycemic index measures how quickly foods raise levels of this in the blood.

What is glucose (blood sugar)?

500

When using an AED, what should you do immediately after delivering a shock?

What is resume CPR immediately?

500

These immune cells are responsible for producing antibodies.


What are B lymphocytes (B cells)?

500

What are the four main vital signs?

What are temperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure?

500

The World Health Organization defines health as not just absence of disease, but a state of what three types of well-being? (Name at least 2)

What is physical, mental, and social well-being?

500

This type of fat, found in avocados and olive oil, is considered “heart-healthy.”

What are unsaturated fats?

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