CPR/AED

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

• 3 seconds
• 5 seconds
• 10 seconds
• 15 seconds

The steps for emergency care are...

• Call-Check-Secure
• Call-Check-Defibrillate
• Check-Call-Care
• Call-Check-Care

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

• LLF for breathing first
• flick the bottoms of the infant's foot
• feel for a pulse
• roll the infant onto it's side

After checking a person for consciousness, which of the following would you do next?

• check for breathing
• open the person's airway
• give rescue breaths
• check for severe bleeding

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

• give the person water and keep them comfortable.
• call 9-1-1 and monitor ABC's
• give the person something to eat.

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 ______________. 

• seizure
• cold related emergency
• diabetic emergency
•  heart attack

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

• facing down at the injured persons face 
• with your ear above the injured persons chest looking at their mouth
• with your ear above the injured persons mouth facing away from their chest
• with your ear above the injured persons mouth facing towards their chest

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

• tap persons foot to check for consciousness
• give 2 rescue breaths after checking for breathing 
• add 5 compressions after checking for signs of life 
• check for a pulse during head tilt/chin lift

When performing rescue breaths on an infant: 

• cradle infant in your arms 
• seal the infants mouth and nose with your mouth
• you do not need to perform a head tilt / chin lift 
• you pinch their nose shut

What is the main cause of a heart attack?

• Heart attacks are caused by the loss of blood supply or the blockage of the blood flow in the coronary artery.
• by not taking care of your heart
• by eating lots of junk food
• i really don't know