CPR Quiz

What are the recommended CPR techniques for adults?

• Chest compressions and rescue breaths

• Using an AED without performing chest compressions

• Mouth-to-mouth breathing only

• Only chest compressions without rescue breaths

Explain the proper hand placement and compression depth for performing CPR on adults.

• Left side of the chest, at least 4 inches

• Top of the head, at least 1 inch

• Center of the chest, at least 2 inches

• Bottom of the feet, at least 3 inches

Why is early CPR important in saving lives?

• To maintain blood flow and oxygenation to vital organs, increasing the chances of survival.

• To improve dental health

• To reduce the risk of infection

• To prevent broken bones

Discuss the significance of starting CPR within the first few minutes of a cardiac arrest.

• It can help maintain blood flow to vital organs until advanced medical help arrives.

• It can cause further harm to the patient

• It has no impact on the outcome of the cardiac arrest

• It is only necessary if the patient is young and healthy

What is the difference between CPR and AED?

• CPR is used for heart attacks, while AED is used for choking

• CPR is a manual technique used to maintain blood circulation and breathing, while AED is a device used to deliver an electric shock to the heart.

• CPR involves using a defibrillator, while AED involves chest compressions

• CPR and AED are the same thing

Explain the role of an AED in the CPR process.

• It helps administer medication to the patient

• It helps deliver an electric shock to the heart to restore normal rhythm.

• It provides oxygen to the patient's lungs

• It assists in performing chest compressions

What are the key components of the CPR Chain of Survival?

• EMS does everything.

• Recover the person's wallet and credit cards, call 911, and then leave the scene.

• CPR, AED, Call 911, and recovery.

• Call for help, early CPR, early defibrillation, EMS response, and hospital care, and recovery.

Discuss the importance of each link in the CPR Chain of Survival.

• The importance of each link in the CPR Chain of Survival is to perform a dance routine instead of providing CPR

• The importance of each link in the CPR Chain of Survival is to ignore the emergency and continue with daily activities

• The importance of each link in the CPR Chain of Survival is to take a break and rest

• The importance of each link in the CPR Chain of Survival is to recognize the emergency and call for help, perform early CPR, use an AED, provide advanced life support, and receive post-cardiac arrest care.

If you come upon the scene of an unconscious person, what is the FIRST thing you should do?

• Panic and run!

• check the person for responsiveness

• begin CPR

• check the scene for safety

What would make a scene unsafe to approach a victim?

• Dry pavement

• Snowy area around them

• There is a down powerline

• A fire is 30 feet from them

Tags

NGSS.HS-ETS1-3