Cardiac Arrest
Medic History
CPR
AED
100

If you suffer from cardiac arrest, you are this.

What is dead?

100

Medic's current SCA survival rate is this.

What is 55%?

100

The two major signs that someone is in cardiac arrest and needs CPR.

What are: (1) unconscious and (2) not breathing?

100

Public AEDs are designed to be used by these.

What are: bystanders/laypersons/regular people/etc.

200

The percentage of humans that ultimately die from cardiac arrest

what is 100%

200

The first thing Medic did to increase SCA survival from 5% to ~15%.

AEDs on Firetrucks

200

During CPR, your hand should be placed in the center of the chest, in between these.

What are nipples?

200

Name one thing an AED kit may include, besides the device and pads.

Acceptable answers: extra pads, razor, scissors, towel

300

The national survival rate for sudden cardiac arrest.

What is 15%?

300

Mecklenburg's sudden cardiac arrest survival rate is second only to this city.

What is Seattle, WA?

300

The recommended range for the rate of CPR compressions is this, which is the same BPM as the song "Stayin Alive".

What is 100-120 BPM?

300

When an AED is registered with Medic, the dispatcher can do this.

Tell the caller where the AED is located.

400

The majority of SCA occur in this location.

What is the home?

400

Medic arrives at a priority one call in around 8-10 minutes. Fire's average response time is this.

5-6 minutes

400

The two things the AHA no longer recommends when performing bystander CPR

What are (1) breaths and (2) checking for pulse?

400

AED stands for this.

What is automated external defibrillator?

500

The criteria for this type of cardiac arrest include: witnessed, collapse before EMS arrival, and shockable rhythm

What is Utstein?

500

Medic implemented this change in protocol that increased survival rate by 48.5%

What is the "Captain's Role"?

500

CPR stands for this.

what is cardiopulmonary resuscitation?

500

The heart rhythms needed for an AED to administer a shock.

What is V-Tach and V-Fib? 

(double points for "ventricular tachycardia and "ventricular fibrillation")