CPR and Choking

When do you start performing CPR?

• When the casualty faints

• When the casualty falls unconscious

• When the casualty has abnormal breathing

How many compressions per minute is considered to be a high quality CPR?

• 80-100

• 100-120

• 120-140

• 140-160

Which of the following can be carried out by you (first aider) if you saw a casualty with no breathing?

• Early CPR

• Early Advanced Care

• Early Defibrillation

• Early Access

When a first aider feels tired, he can stop performing CPR

• True

• False

A person might be suffering from choking when

• his face is turning purple

• he can cough

• he can respond verbally

How many back blows and abdominal thrust should you apply in one cycle?

• 30;2

• 5;5

• 2;30

• 10;5

How long should you check for breathing before CPR?

• 2s

• 5s

• No longer than 10s

• Do not check for breathing

When operating an AED, which are the correct steps to follow?

• Power on the AED, attach electrode pads, shock, analyse rhythm

• Power on the AED, attach electrode pads, analyse rhythm, clear, shock

• Attach electrode pads, check pulse, shock, analyse rhythm

• Check pulse, attach electrode pads, analyse rhythm, shock

The correct motion for abdominal thrusts is inward and downward

• True

• False

When you come upon a person you believe is choking the first thing you should do is

• Give quick repetitive back blows

• Begin abdominal thrust right away

• Ask if he can cough