Chain of Survival
CPR Basics
AED
Emergency Recognition
Medical Terms (Freshman)
100

This is the first link in the Chain of Survival.

What is activating EMS (calling 911)?

100

CPR stands for this.

What is cardiopulmonary resuscitation?

100

AED stands for this.

What is Automated External Defibrillator?

100

This means no response to shout/tap.

What is unresponsiveness?

100

The “cardio” in CPR refers to this.

What is the heart?

200

This step includes pushing hard and fast.

What is high-quality CPR?

200

Correct compression rate for adult CPR.

What is 100–120 per minute?

200

Before using AED, you first must do this.

What is check responsiveness/breathing?

200

Abnormal breathing pattern in arrest.

What is agonal breathing?

200

The “pulmonary” refers to this system.

What is the lungs/respiratory system?

300

This device delivers a shock to help restart the heart.

What is an AED?

300

Correct compression depth for adults.

What is at least 2 inches?

300

The thing you say before delivering shock.

What is "Clear!"?

300

Most common sudden arrest rhythm.

What is ventricular fibrillation?

300

This means stopping of the heart.

What is cardiac arrest?

400

Happens after arrival at the hospital.

What is advanced life support/post-cardiac arrest care?

400

Compression-to-breath ratio for one rescuer.

What is 30:2?

400

These help the AED detect rhythm.

What are electrode pads?

400

Pulse checked during adult CPR.

What is carotid pulse?

400

This means low oxygen.

What is hypoxia?

500

Early action in this step increases survival.

What is early defibrillation?

500

What lets the chest refill after compression?

What is full recoil?

500

If AED says “No shock,” do this.

What is resume CPR?

500

Pulse present but no breathing needs this.

What is rescue breathing?

500

Medical term for heart attack.

What is myocardial infarction (MI)?