The Five Fears of CPR Rescue

What is the solution to the fear of uncertainty of skills in CPR rescue?

• Avoid refreshing training and rely on instinct

• Ignore the fear and proceed with the rescue

• Seek help from someone with more experience

• Wait for an instructor to teach

What should alleviate the fear of making the situation worse for the patient during CPR rescue?

• The patient's condition will improve on its own

• The rescuer's skills are not important

• The patient will recover without any intervention

• The patient's condition cannot get worse

What legal protection do people have when attempting to help others in need, according to the Good Samaritan Act?

• Immunity from lawsuits in all situations

• Immunity only if the rescuer is a medical professional

• No legal protection for rescuers

• Immunity only if the rescuer intended to hurt the victim

What equipment can help keep rescuers safe from blood and bodily fluids during CPR rescue?

• Tourniquets and splints

• Tweezers and scissors

• Bandages and antiseptic wipes

• Gloves and one-way rescue masks

What is the recommended action if the CPR rescue scene is unsafe?

• Immediately rush in to perform the rescue

• Call 911 and leave the scene

• Wait for the scene to become safe

• Leave the patient and run away

What is the main reason for the fear of uncertainty of skills in CPR rescue?

• Lack of effort and knowledge

• Lack of available training

• Lack of interest in learning CPR

• Lack of time to refresh training

What is the main reason for the fear of lawsuits in CPR rescue?

• Fear of getting sued by the patient's family

• Fear of not having the necessary equipment

• Fear of not being able to help the patient

• Fear of going above and beyond the level of training

What is the main reason for the fear of the scene being unsafe in CPR rescue?

• Fear of not having the necessary equipment

• Fear of not having the necessary skills

• Fear of becoming a victim

• Fear of not being able to perform the rescue

What is the first fear of rescue mentioned in the video?

• Uncertainty of Skills
• Might hurt or kill the victim
• Threat of contracting disease
• Lawsuits

According to the Good Samaritan Act, when are people protected from lawsuits?

• If they don't have personal protective equipment
• If they intended to hurt the victim
• If they don't receive any compensation for doing good service
• If they go above their level of training