CPR Training

CPR stands for __________ ____________ ________________.

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• Cardio Pulmonary Resucitation

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• Careful Powerful Resucitation

Your heart beats and pumps blood around ____ to _____ times perminute.

• 30 to 50

• 60 to 80

• 110 to 120

• 120 to 180

Before doing compressions on the heart, you must first make sure the victim has:

• no pulse or heartbeat

• no complaints

• no disease

• no medications

The reason why you lock your elbows, and take the position that is illustrated in the photo is so that:

• your arms can pump faster

• you don't break any ribs

• you use your body weight instead of arm strength

• you can sense their breathing better

How many compressions are you supposed to do?

• around 120 per minute

• around 80 per minute

• around 200 per minute

• around 120 per hour

For how long should you do compressions befor stopping to check for a heartbeat again?

• 30 seconds

• 1 minute

• 2 minutes

• 5 minutes

How deep should the compressions be on an adult?

• around 1 inch

• around 2 inches

• around 5 inches

• around 8 inches

When you discover a person whose heart beat has stopped, your first priority should be:

• call 911

• do compressions

• look for an AED

• look for a nurse

When using the AED, the pads must be placed on the right chest and left side. Why?

• to make it more comfortable for the victim

• to avoid ripping hair off their body

• to make sure an electric charge goes through the heart

• because the heart is located on the right side of the chest cavity

When doing CPR on a child, don't ______________________.

• compress as deep

• use both hands

• use as much force as an adult

• all of the above