FA CPR/AED

RAB stands for:

• Recognize, Action, Breathing.

• Responsive, Activate, Breathing

• Repair, Accelerate, Bend

• Recognize, Analyze, Bring.

Before approaching an unresponsive person:

• check for bleeding from the ears and nose.

• look for items to splint possible fractures.

• scan the scene for hazards.

• begin rescue breaths immediately.

Determine unresponsiveness by:

• rolling the person onto his or her side (recovery position).

• splashing water on the person’s face.

• tapping the person’s shoulder and shouting.

• tilting the head back.

The correct sequence for CPR is:

• open airway, rescue breaths, chest compressions.

• rescue breaths, chest compressions, open airway.

• chest compressions, open airway, rescue breaths.

• control bleeding, open airway, rescue breaths.

How many chest compressions should be given before rescue breaths?

• 5

• 10

• 20

• 30

How many rescue breaths should be given after chest compressions?

• 1

• 2

• 4

• 6

An unresponsive person should be placed in what position when CPR is needed?

• on the right side

• facedown

• on a soft surface such as a bed

• face up on a firm, flat surface

What should be done after you have checked for scene safety and looked for clues as

to what happened?

• Check if the person is responsive

• Apply an AED as soon as it arrives on scene

• Give two rescue breaths

• Open the person's airway

Where should you place your hands when giving chest compressions?

• 2 inches below the breastbone

• On the stomach above the navel

• On the breastbone in the center of the chest

• On either side of the breastbone

“Push hard and fast” refers to which part of CPR?

• Rescue breaths

• Opening the airway

• Tapping on the shoulder

• Chest Compressions