CPR Review

When responding in an emergency situation, what is the first thing you should do?

• Panic

• Wait for someone else to respond.

• Check the scene to make sure it is safe.

• Rush in to help.

After checking the scene is safe, what come next?

• Call 911

• Start Compressions

• Use the AED

• Check for Responsiveness

After checking for responsiveness, what comes next?

• Check for breathing

• Shout for help, direct them to call 911 and get an AED

• Start compressions

• Give breaths

When checking for breathing, how long should you assess?

• 3-5 seconds

• 5-10 seconds

• 8-13 seconds

• 10-15 seconds

When giving chest compressions to an adult, what is the correct depth you should push?

• 1 in.

• 2 in.

• 3 in.

• 4 in.

When placing your hands to start compressions, where are they placed?

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At what rate should you do CPR?

• As fast as you can.

• 100-120 bpm

• 60-70 bpm

• 80-90 bpm

If you are with someone who can do CPR, when should you switch who is doing compressions?

• Every round

• Every 2 rounds

• Every 4 rounds

• Every 5 rounds

If you are performing CPR and the AED arrives, when do you use it?

• Immediately

• When EMS arrives

• After you finish the set of compression you are performing

• After the next 2 breaths

When do you stop performing CPR?

• When you get a little tired

• When EMS arrives

• When your knees start hurting

• When they become responsive