CPR and AED

During cardiac arrest, what happens to the person?

• the heart is still beating normally

• the heart is still beating and the person is still breathing normally

• the heart is not beating, person is not responding, and not breathing

• the person does not need medical attention

How many compressions and how many breaths do you perform if you are giving full CPR?

• 15 compressions and 5 breaths

• 30 compressions and 2 breaths

• 35 compressions and 3 breaths

• 20 compressions and 2 breaths

What is an AED?

• a device to help those who are experiencing sudden cardiac arrest.

• a device that improves your hearing.

• a device that is used to check your blood pressure.

• a device used by dentist to take pictures of your teeth.

The difference between a heart attack and cardiac arrest is......

What is the first step when performing CPR?

• phone 911

• begin chest compressions

• tap and shout

• make sure the scene is safe

What is the most important thing to remember when performing CPR on a child?

• child CPR is similar to adult CPR

• children never need CPR

• children need breaths with compressions

• children's hearts are always healthy and strong

What is the name of the wind pipe?

• trachea

• esophagus

• diaphragm

• alveoli

When an adult is choking where to you put your hands on a person?

• sternum, center of the chest

• above the naval

• their backs

• mouths

What is the name of the song you should remember when giving compressions?

• Staying Alive by the Bee Gees

• Save Your Tears by the Weekend

• Castle on the Hill by Ed Sheeran

• Monte Carlo by Selena Gomez

When a person is coughing you should

• give them the heimlich maneuver

• CPR

• use the AED

• allow them to cough to clear their throats