First Aid, CPR,Heat Illness, Etiquette

When should 911 be called if an adult is found unconscious? 

• As soon as the victim is found
• After 5 cycles, or 2 minutes, of CPR
• never
• when you get around to it

When should 911 be called if an infant or child is found unconscious? 

• As soon as the victim is found
• After 5 cycles, or 2 minutes, of CPR
• never
• when you get around to it

What is the proper compression rate for CPR on an adult?

• 30 per minute
• 50 per minute
• 100 per minute
• 120 per minute

What is the proper compression rate for CPR on an infant or child?

• 30 per minute
• 50 per minute
• 100 per minute
• 120 per minute

Can an adult AED be used on an infant?

• No
• Yes, but only if infant pads are availble
• Yes, but only if child pads are available
• Yes, even adult pads can be used

Painful spasms in the arms, legs, or abdomen are a symptom of 

• Heat Cramps
• Heat Exhaustion
• Heat Stroke

Heat cramps should be treated with

• Mild stretching
• Massage
• Increased fluid intake
• All of the above

To prevent heat illness

• Allow one full day for athletes to climitize
• Provide limited water breaks
• Change the time or location of practice/event when heat and humidity are high
• None of these

Heat exhaustion is caused by

• Dehydration
• Fatigue
• Prolonged exposure to heat 
• All of these

Heavy sweating, a rapid and weak pulse, dizziness, and a normal or only slightly elevated body temperature are symptoms of

• Heat cramps
• Heat exhaustion
• Heat stroke