CPR
anAphylaxis
AED
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100

How long do you check for a pulse 

No more then 10 seconds 

100

Name TWO signs of anaphylaxis


trouble breathing, throat/tongue swelling, wheezing, widespread hives, dizziness/collapse.


100

When the AED is analyzing heart rhythm it tells you to do/not do what? 

Do not touch the patient 

100

Name two things you should tell the 911 dispatcher when calling 

Location 

What happened 

200

Name the three main parts of CPR 

Compressions 

Rescue breaths 

Defibrillation (AED) 

200


Where is an epinephrine (epi pen) given? 

Outter thigh 

200

What should you do to make sure it is safe to deliver a shock when the AED advises you to? 

Make sure everyone is clear and not touching any part of the patient 

200

What’s one of the first things you should do for a minor thermal burn?


Run it under cool water 

300

Where do you place your hands on an adult for chest compressions? 

Center of the chest/lower half of the breastbone


300

After giving epinephrine for anaphylaxis, should you still call 911?


Yes 

300

Why is it important to use an AED if one is available? 

Early defibrillation increases a persons chance of survival. 

300


What’s the basic first step for heavy bleeding from a wound?

Apply firm direct pressure 

400

About how deep should adult chest compressions be?


At least 2in 

400

Someone has hives AND difficulty breathing after eating. Should you wait to see if an antihistamine works before using their prescribed epinephrine?


No. Use EpiPen and call 911 immediately 

400

What does AED stand for? 

Automated External Defibrillator 

400


What is FAST used to determine? Bonus if you can name what all 4 letters stand for 

Strokes. 

Face 

Arm 

Speech 

Time 

500

How fast should compressions be? 

100-120 compressions per minute 

500

Name 2 signs of anaphylaxis 

trouble breathing, throat/tongue swelling, wheezing, widespread hives, dizziness/collapse.


500

What’s the first thing you should do when using an AED? 

Turn it on