CPR/AED

Front

Always check for signs of life (breathing and movement) for no more than_________.

Back

10 seconds

Front

The steps for emergency care are...

Back

Check-Call-Care

Front

When determining if an infant is conscious you should...

Back

flick the bottoms of the infant's foot

Front

After checking a person for consciousness, what would you do next? Options: check for breathing, open the person's airway, give rescue breaths, check for severe bleeding

Back

open the person's airway

Front

A person is showing signs of shock. What care should you provide?

Back

call 9-1-1 and monitor ABC's

Front

If a person is suffering from pain or discomfort in the chest that lasts more than 3 to 5 minutes or that goes away and comes back, this person is most likely having a ______________.

Back

heart attack

Front

How should your head be positioned when checking for signs of life?

Back

with your ear above the injured persons mouth facing towards their chest

Front

When performing an unconscious person check on a child what additional step do you take compared to an adult?

Back

the check is the same for the child

Front

When performing rescue breaths on an infant:

Back

seal the infants mouth and nose with your mouth

Front

What is the main cause of a heart attack?

Back

Heart attacks are caused by the loss of blood supply or the blockage of the blood flow in the coronary artery.