CPR

What does C in St.John's DRSABCD action plan stand for?

• CardioPulmonary Resuscitation

• CirculatoryPulmonary Resuscitation

• CardioPulmonary Rustication

• CardiacPulmonary Rustication

What are the things you should look out for when you are checking for the casualty's breathing?

• look, listen, leave

• look, listen, feel

• look, listen, smell

• look, listen, breathe

What is the rate of compression when performing CPR?

• 100-120 per minute

• 100-120 per hour

• 100-130 per minute

• 100-128 per minute

What song can you use as a reference to gauge the rate of compression?

• Staying alive - Bees Gees

• Slaying alive - Bees Gees

• Staying afloat - Bees Gees

• Staying alive - Bees Greese

Why is CPR important?

• Increase chances of casualty's survival

• Can help 'buy time' while waiting for paramedics to arrive

• Casualty's survival depends greatly on bystander's reaction

• All of the above

The St John's DRSABCD is a vital aid in

• assessing whether the casualty is proactive

• assessing whether the casualty is undergoing any life threatening conditions

• assessing whether the casualty is able to respond fully

• assessing whether the casualty is able proceed with daily activities

CPR aims to

• keep blood and oxygen flowing through the digestive system when a person's heart and breathing have stopped

• keep blood and oxygen flowing through the body when a person's heart and breathing have stopped

• keep blood and oxygen flowing through the skeletal system when a person's heart and breathing have stopped

• None of the above

Where do you position your hand on casualty's body before performing compression?

• Breastbone

• Radius

• Ulna

• Pelvis

What is the sequence when opening up the casualty's airway?

• Pinch nose, Tilt Head backwards by lifting the chin

• Cover nose, Tilt Head Sideways by pushing the cheek

• Pinch Chin, Tilt head forwards, lifting the nose

• Pinch Nose, Tilt head backwards by lifting the ears

What do you do when casualty is still unresponsive after doing CPR?

• Continue with CPR, wait for family members to arrive on scene

• Stop CPR, wait for paramedics to arrive and attend to casualty professionally

• Continue with CPR until paramedics arrive

• Stop CPR, call 911, begin CPR again and take a rest when required