CPR Quiz

What should you do first when approaching a person in need of CPR?

• a) Begin chest compressions immediately

• b) Call for help

• c) Check for danger

• d) Assess responsiveness

How should you assess if the person is responsive?

• a) Shake them gently and ask loudly, "Are you okay?"

• b) Administer mouth-to-mouth resuscitation

• c) Check their pulse

• d) Leave them alone and walk away

How should you position your hands when giving chest compressions?

• a) On the person's face

• b) On their legs

• c) On the center of their chest

• d) On their arms

What signs indicate that you should stop CPR?

• a) The person starts moving

• b) The person starts breathing

• c) The person opens their eyes

• d) All of the above

What is the purpose of checking for danger before approaching someone who needs CPR?

• a) To take a photo of the scene

• b) To ensure it's safe for you to help

• c) To assess the person's condition

• d) To call for emergency services

Tags

CCSS.RI.11-12.5

CCSS.RI.8.3

CCSS.RI.8.5

CCSS.RI.9-10.3

CCSS.RI.9-10.5

Where should you place your hands when performing chest compressions?

• a) On the person's head

• b) On the person's shoulders

• c) On the center of the person's chest

• d) On the person's abdomen

Where should you place the person when performing CPR?

• a) On their side

• b) On their stomach

• c) On their back

• d) Standing up

How deep should you push during chest compressions?

• a) 1 inch into the chest

• b) 3 inches into the chest

• c) 2 inches into the chest

• d) As lightly as possible

What should you do after every 30 chest compressions?

• a) Check for a pulse

• b) Give 2 rescue breaths

• c) Take a break

• d) Call a friend

How many rescue breaths should you give after every 30 chest compressions?

• a) 4

• b) 1

• c) 2

• d) 3