First Aid CPR Review

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of the recovery position in first aid?

• To keep the airway clear

• To prevent choking

• To provide comfort

• To assess breathing

Multiple Choice

When performing CPR, chest compressions should be:

• Light and at a rate of 100-120 beats a minute

• Deep (hard) and at a rate of 100-120 beats a minute

• Deep (hard) and at a rate of 1-20 beats a minute

• Light and at a rate of 1-20 beats a minute

Multiple Choice

What is the recovery position used for?

• To protect the victim's airway

• To perform CPR

• To check for breathing

• To stabilize the spine

Multiple Choice

What does the acronym DR ABC stand for in patient assessment?

• Danger

• Response

• Airway

• Breathing

Multiple Choice

What should you ensure before approaching a collapsed patient?

• There are no dangers to yourself

• You are trained in first aid

• You have called for help

• You are wearing protective gear

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of the "head tilt, chin lift" maneuver?

• To open the airway

• To check for breathing

• To perform CPR

• To assess consciousness

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between a blocked airway and an open airway as shown in the images?

• Blocked airway is when the tongue obstructs the throat

• Open airway allows for free breathing

• Both images show the same condition

• Only the left image shows a problem

Multiple Select

What are the 3 C's of first aid?

• Check

• Call

• Care

• Carry

Multiple Choice

When helping someone who just burned their arm on an iron, you need to _______________________.

• wrap a towel around it.

• run it under cold water for 10 minutes.

• put ice on it immediately.

• put ointment and a band aid on the red spot.

Multiple Choice

When packing a first aid kit, you need to include ____________ for cuts and scrapes.

• gauze

• ice

• gloves

• ointment

Multiple Choice

If you put ice on a burn, it can cause a blister.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

A PERSON IS RESPONSIVE AND SHOWING SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF A LIFE-THREATENING CONDITION BUT DOES NOT CONSENT TO CARE. WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?

• DO NOT GIVE CARE BUT CALL 9-1-1

• GIVE CARE AND CALL 9-1-1

• DO NOT GIVE CARE AND ADVISE THE PERSON TO SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION IMMEDIATELY

• GIVE CARE; CONSENT IS NOT NECESSARY IF THE PERSON IS RESPONSICVE AND HAS SIGNS OF SYMPTOMS OF A LIFE THREATENING CONDIDTION

Multiple Choice

The very first thing you should do before giving first aid?

• Check to make sure the scene is safe

• Scream for help

• Wash your hands

• Apply pressure to the injury

Multiple Choice

What is the first thing you do when you notice someone may be having a medical emergency?

• Call 911

• Check the scene for safety

• Tape and shout to check for consciousness

• Begin chest compressions

Multiple Select

What are the three universal precautions?

Check all that apply.

• Wash Hands

• Cover the Victim

• Wear Gloves

• Use protective shield when performing CPR.

Multiple Choice

What does practicing universal precautions protect you from?

• getting blood on you

• the spread of diseases

• the gross stuff

• touching someone

Multiple Choice

The Good Samaritan Law protects you from

• being sued when to apply first aid to a someone

• from getting hurt.

Multiple Choice

When an infant is choking and the object does not come out you should

• keep pressing your palm firmly on their back

• perform CPR

• press on their stomach

• shake the up to make them breathe

Multiple Choice

If an infant is choking and you have performed first aid and CPR what should you do?

• keep trying

• Call 911

Multiple Choice

True or False

When an adult is choking and they have stopped breathing, lay them down, if you can see the object, take it out with your finger.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The number 1 reason people don't do CPR is

• They think it won't work
• They are scared of doing it wrong
• They want to help
• They are too busy calling 911

Multiple Choice

When giving CPR, how many inches should you press down on the chest?

• 1 inch
• 2 inches
• 3 inches
• 4 inches

Multiple Choice

How do you know if the victim is in need of CPR?

• Ask them if they are breathing

• Look, listen and talk to them

• Ask their friend if they are breathing

• Look for Breathing and Unresponsiveness

Multiple Choice

Once the victim is determined unresponsive, what should you do next?

• Call 911 and begin Chest Compressions

• Call 911 and wait for EMS

• Begin compressions and hope someone walks by

• If you can, take the victim to the hospital

Multiple Choice

Chest Compressions should be done....

• slow and inconsistent

• never ever

• Hard and Fast

• Soft and quiet

Multiple Choice

When performing Hands-Only CPR, how many times should you push in the center of the chest during a one minute period?

• about 50 times

• 100-120 times

• 130-150 times

• over 200 times

Multiple Choice

When do you stop pushing on the victim's chest during Hands-only CPR?

• 5 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 15 minutes

• Until you cannot go on or an AED arrives

Multiple Choice

What is a cardiac arrest?

• An electrical malfunction of the brain
• An electrical malfunction of the lungs
• An electrical malfunction of your cell phone 
• An electrical malfunction of the heart

Multiple Choice

What should the positioning of your hands look like?

• heel of one hand on center of chest and lower half of breastbone, with the other hand on top

• make a fist and cup the other hand on top

• flat hand with fingers interlocked

• hands in a claw shape with fingers bent in

Multiple Choice

T or F You can hurt a victim with an AED.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

T or F NEVER turn off or remove AED pads until EMS arrives, even if victim become responsive.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which law protects you from being sued if you do not save someones life by preforming CPR?

• Hands Only CPR Law

• Good Samaritan Law

• Protection Act

• CPR Act

Multiple Choice

A portable device that checks the heart rhythm. If needed, it can send an electric shock to the heart to try to restore a normal rhythm.

• CPR

• Hands-Only CPR

• AED

• ACT

Multiple Choice

What is the correct pad placement when using an AED?

• On a bear chest, upper left, lower right

• On a clothed chest, upper left, lower right

• On a bear chest, upper right, lower left

• On a clothed chest, upper right, lower left

Multiple Choice

For a diabetic who needs sugar what is the best way for them to get their sugar?

• eat
• drink
• crushed
• do not give sugar

Multiple Choice

This patient would have a Stroke

• True

• False

Multiple Select

Signs of possible stroke include (Select all that apply)

• Face Drooping

• Arm Weakness

• Speech Difficulty

• Shuffling gait

Multiple Choice

What acronym can help you identify a stroke?

• SLOW

• FAST

• STROKE

• SLEEP

Multiple Choice

What is a symptom of a stroke?

• Hemiplegia of one body part

• Aphasia of the face

• Numbness of the hand

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

Which is the most dangerous type of bleeding?

• Capillary

• Arterial

• Venous

• None of them are dangerous

Multiple Choice

Internal bleeding is usually not life-threatening because there is no blood loss from the body.

• True
• False

Multiple Choice

If bleeding does not slow or come to a stop with pressure, a tourniquet will be useful to restrict blood flow to the wound

• True
• False

Multiple Choice

Place an ice pack at the back of the neck, or on the nose and cheek, this controls the bleeding and swelling.

• bleeding

• burns

• bee sting

• nose bleeds

• sunburn

Multiple Choice

What are signs and symptoms of infection?

• Redness and swelling

• Puss

• Increased pain

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What is an abrasion?

• A pointed object pierces the skin

• A cut by a sharp object

• When something rubs against the skin

• Part of the skin is either partially or completely torn away

Multiple Choice

When providing first aid you must do what first?

• call for help
• provide care
• check the scene
• assume help had been contacted

Multiple Choice

What is the best position for the victim when you are giving CPR

• on a flat surface on their back
• in bed
• on their side
• no place is a good place

Multiple Choice

If your clothing catches on fire you should...

• run around to put the fire out.

• stop, drop, and roll to put the fire out.

Multiple Choice

What should you do to check for normal breathing in a person?

• Look at their chest

• Listen for sounds

• Feel for a pulse

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What should you do if the victim is not breathing normally?

• Call for emergency medical help

• Check for a pulse

• Perform CPR

• Leave the victim alone

Multiple Choice

What are the steps to place a victim in the recovery position?

• Kneel by the victim's waist

• Lift the leg nearest to you

• Ensure their head is tilted forward

• Grasp the hand closest to you

Multiple Choice

What should you do once the person is in the recovery position?

• Call for emergency medical help

• Leave the person alone

• Check their pulse

• Give them food

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of the recovery position as shown in the image?

• To keep the airway clear

• To provide comfort

• To prevent injury

• To assist in breathing

First Aid/CPR and the Recovery Position

Test Review