CPR Basics
Choking
AED
First Aid
911 & Safety
100

What does CPR stand for?

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

100

What is choking?

An airway blockage that prevents normal breathing.

100

What does AED stand for?

Automated external defibrillator.

100

What is first aid?

Immediate care for an injury or sudden illness.

100

What number do you call in an emergency?

911

200

What are two signs that someone may need CPR?

Unresponsive and not breathing normally or only gasping.

200

Name a sign of severe choking.

The person cannot speak, breathe, or cough effectively.

200

What does an AED do?

Analyzes heart rhythm and can deliver a shock for certain dangerous rhythms.

200

What do you do for severe external bleeding?

Apply firm, direct pressure and get emergency help.

200

What does PPE stand for?

Personal protective equipment.

300

What should you do first at an emergency scene?

Check that the scene is safe

300

What if the person is coughing forcefully?

Encourage coughing & monitor them

300

When should you use an AED?

As soon as possible for an unresponsive person who needs CPR.

300

What is the recovery position for?

Helping maintain an open airway in an unresponsive person who is breathing normally, when moving them is safe.

300

Name 2 examples of PPE.

Gloves and a CPR breathing barrier.

400

What is the recommended CPR compression rate?

100-120 per minute

400

How do you help a severely choking, awake adult?

Give 5 back blows followed by 5 abdominal thrusts, repeating as needed.

400

What must you do before an AED shock?

Make sure nobody is touching the person

400

How do you treat a minor heat burn?

Cool under cool running water; do not apply ice.

400

What should you tell a 911 dispatcher?

Location, what happened, person's condition, and answers to the dispatcher's questions.

500

Someone is unresponsive and gasping. What do you do?

Call 911, get an AED, and begin CPR following training and dispatcher instructions.

500

What if a choking person becomes unresponsive?

Call 911, start CPR with compressions, and check for a visible object before breaths. Never do a blind finger sweep.

500

What if the AED says no shock advised?

Resume CPR immediately and follow the AED prompts.

500

What do you do for severe bleeding and faintness?

Ensure safety, call 911/get an adult, apply direct pressure, and monitor the person.

500

What if a crash scene is unsafe?

Stay out of danger, alert an adult, call 911, and help only when safe.