CPR/AED Test

Questions 1-5 relate to the following scenario: You are at a grocery store when you see a man suddenly collapse. You have already started CPR and sent a store employee to call 911.

Question 1: The employee quickly returns and says she called 911., She hands you the AED and says she does not know how to use it. You should:

• Perform a system check on the AED before using it.

• Finish the current cycle of CPS, then use the AED.

• Wait and use the AED after two minutes of CPR.

• Stop CPR and immediately use the AED.

After you place the AED on the ground near the person's head, you should first:

• Clear the person and deliver a shock.

• Apply AED pads.

• Turn on the AED.

• Begin chest compressions.

After placing the AED pads on the person's bare chest, you should:

• Administer CPR

• Follow AED prompts

• Call 911

• Check for a pulse

The AED prompts you not to touch the person while it is analyzing the heart rhythm. You should

• Stop CPR while th4e AED is analyzing.

• Continue CPR while the AED is analyzing.

• Move the person to a different location.

• Administer medication to the person.

The AED states "Shock Advised" and prompts you to push the shock button. Before pushing the shock button you should:

• Say "Clear!" while looking around and making sure no one is touching the person or their clothes.

• Turn off the AED and call 911.

• Begin chest compressions immediately.

• Administer rescue breaths before pushing the shock button.

Questions 6-9 relate to the following scenario: You see a small child in their yard submerged in a kiddie pool. You are alone and do not have a phone nearby.

Question:

After pulling him out of the water you should.

• Call 911 immediately.

• Check response by tapping and shoulders and shouting.

• Give the child a hug to comfort them.

• Place the child in a warm bath.

The child does not respond. After yelling for help you should:

• Stay with the child and try to calm them down.

• Immediately start CPR.

• Leave the child to go call 911, get the AED, and quickly return.

• Leave the child and call a friend for help.

The child is not breathing. You should:

• Call 911

• Give the child a glass of water

• Check the child's pulse rate

• Immediately begin CPR.

No one responds to your yell for help. After about 2 minutes, or 5 cycles of compressions and breaths, you should:

• Continue performing CPR until help arrives.

• Stop CPR and wait for the child to wake up.

• Leave the child to go call 911, get the AED and quickly return.

• Immediately start chest compressions without calling 911.

This question relates to infant CPR.

• Give compressions with 2 fingers in the center of the chest between or just below nipple line.

• Push the chest down about 1 1/2 inches.

• Open the airway to neutral to give rescue breaths.

• All of the above.