Providing CPR Care

Open Ended

What do you think could be the consequences if CPR is not provided when someone needs it?

Multiple Select

Which of the following statements about lay responders and heart disease are correct?

• Lay responders increase survival chances in emergencies

• Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States

• Only 20 percent of the U.S. population is trained in CPR and AED procedures

• A person has a heart attack every 40 seconds in the United States

Open Ended

Explain how the CAB sequence prioritizes actions during CPR and why each step is important.

Open Ended

Why is circulation the first step of the CAB sequence?

Multiple Choice

Which step comes after calling 911 when providing CPR care to an adult?

• Begin chest compressions

• Check for breathing

• Give rescue breaths

• Check for pulse

Multiple Choice

What are the correct steps to open the airway using the jaw thrust technique?

• Tilt head, jaw thrust, open mouth

• Jaw thrust, open mouth, tilt head

• Open mouth, tilt head, jaw thrust

• Tilt head, open mouth, jaw thrust

Open Ended

Compare the steps for providing CPR care to an adult and a child. What are the key differences?

Open Ended

What rate of chest compressions should you use when administering CPR to a child?

Multiple Choice

What is the correct sequence of steps for providing CPR care to an infant?

• Call 911, give compressions, open airway, provide rescue breaths

• Call 911, open airway, give compressions, provide rescue breaths

• Give compressions, call 911, open airway, provide rescue breaths

• Open airway, call 911, give compressions, provide rescue breaths

Open Ended

Compare the steps for giving CPR to an adult, child, and infant. What are the key differences and similarities?

Open Ended

What is the primary difference between giving CPR to a child and giving CPR to an adult?

Multiple Select

Which of the following are valid reasons to stop performing CPR?

• You notice signs of life

• EMS personnel take over

• You are too tired to continue

• The person is still unresponsive

Open Ended

Why is it important to provide CPR as quickly as possible?

Multiple Choice

Interlocking hands and locking elbows to give chest compressions best describes CPR care for...

• an adult

• an infant

• a child

• an elderly person

Multiple Choice

Using 2 fingers to provide chest compressions best describes CPR care for...

• an infant

• an adult

• a child

• a teenager