CPR Test

Brain damage is likely if intervention occurs __________ after the heart stops.

• 2-4 Minutes

• 4-6 Minutes

• 6-10 Minutes

• None of the Above

CPR must be performed if these conditions exist: Unconsciousness, No Breathing, and/or No Pulse.

• True

• False

C in CAB stands for:

• Compression

• Compare

• Circulation

• Cold

What is a recommended position for the victim when performing CPR:

• Lying flat on his/her back on a smooth and firm surface

• In an upright sitting position, head up

• Lying on the stomach on a smooth and firm surface

• None of the above

Recommended rate for effective compressions for adult/child is:

• 80 Compressions per minute

• 150 Compressions per minute

• 100 to 120 Compressions per minute

• None of the above

When checking for breathing, if you hear gasps:

• The victim is breathing normally

• Assume the victim is not breathing normally but do not proceed with CPR

• Assume the victim is not breathing normally and do proceed with CPR

• None of the above

It is not important to wait for the chest to come back to its original position after each compression.

• True

• False

If the victim is breathing normally, but not responding, you should:

• Proceed with administering CPR

• Give mouth to mouth

• Turn the victim to the side and wait for emergency personnel

• None of the above

When performing infant CPR, the depth of the compression should be:

• 2 inches deep

• 1/3 the depth of the chest

• 3/4 the depths of the chest

• 5 cms

When administering CPR for children you should:

• Do 3 reps of compressions, 30 each with 2 breaths 1 second long, then call EMS

• Do 7 reps of compressions, 30 each with 2 breath 1 second long, then call EMS

• Call EMS first, then proceed with compression reps until the arrival

• Do 5 reps of compressions, 30 each with 2 breaths 1 second long, then call EMS