CPR Workshop

What is the first thing you should do if you are at the scene of an accident?

• Put the casualties into the recovery position

• Assess the scene for danger

• Check if the casualties are bleeding

• Run to the nearest casualty

Which of the following could be considered a hazard at the scene of an emergency?

• Cars

• Paramedic

• Fire

• Smoke

If the casualty is unresponsive what should you do next?

• Check the circulation

• Perform CPR

• Open the casualty's airway

• Leave and look for help

How do you open an unresponsive casualties airway?

• Move their head from side to side

• Tilt their head back and lift up their chin.

• Push their chin towards their chest

• Leave their head in the position you found it

How can you check if a casualty is responsive?

• Ask them questions

• Shake them gently

• Pinch their ear lobes

• Give them CPR

How long should you check on a casualty's breathing?

• 1-2 seconds

• 5-10 seconds

• 30-40 seconds

• 1-2 minutes

What 2 things would indicate that an unresponsive casualty was breathing?

• Their chest remains still

• Their chest moves up and down

• You can feel their breath on your cheek

• Their body is twitching

What should you do if a casualty is unresponsive and not breathing?

• Start CPR

• Use an AED

• Put the casualty into the recovery position

• Leave the casualty as they are

What is the ratio of chest compressions to breaths when performing CPR?

• 10:2

• 20:2

• 30:2

• 40:2

What should you do if you are performing CPR and the casualty starts breathing?

• Use an AED

• Continue CPR

• Put the casualty in the recovery position

• Leave the casualty alone