CPR

How do you know if a person needs CPR?

• a person is bleeding

• a person hits their head

• a person is unresponsive

• a person breaks a leg

How do you check a person for a response?

i. tap or shake the person

ii. shout loudly "Are you OK?"

iii. Just look at them

iv. Send someone to call 911

v. tickle them

• i & ii

• ii & iv

• iii & v

• i & v

What are the 2 most important steps for providing CPR?

i. look for emergency personnel

ii. Call 911

iii. Give Compressions

iv. Stop the bleeding

v. Get them onto their feet

• i & ii

• ii & iii

• ii & iv

• iii & v

How many compressions per minute should be administered to and adult victim?

• 40

• 80

• 100

• 200

What is the first step when you come on scene and find a person who is injured?

• approach the person

• check the scene for safety

• tap on the person's shoulders

• start chest compressions

Where should you administer compressions

• shoulder

• back

• stomach

• chest

What is the song that you could use to help with the timing of your compressions?

• staying alive

• happy birthday

• cha cha slide

• the wobble

What does CPR stand for?

• chest, pressure, revive

• cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

• cardio, pulse, rest

• cardiac, push, repeat

When should you stop performing CPR?

i. signs of life come back

ii. EMS shows up

iii. person is still unresponsive

iv. person has no pulse

v. the scene becomes too dangerous

• i & iii

• ii & iv

• i, ii & v

• ii, iii, & v

How far should you compress when administering CPR?

• 6 inches

• 4 inches

• 1 inch

• 2 inches