CPR QUIZ

Which organization is the leader in first aid, CPR, and AED training?

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
• American Red Cross
• World Health Organization
• American Heart Association

What is the recommended compression rate for high-quality CPR according to the American Heart Association?

• 150 compressions per minute
• 100 compressions per minute
• 50 compressions per minute
• 200 compressions per minute

What program is dedicated to training the next generation of lifesavers through CPR in Schools?

• CPR for Kids
• CPR Champions
• CPR Heroes
• CPR in Schools

What can double or triple chances of survival after cardiac arrest?

• Waiting for medical staff
• Immediate CPR
• Taking deep breaths
• Drinking water

What rights do individuals have under the CPRA related to personal information sharing?

• Right to request CPR certification
• Right to access free CPR training
• Right to opt-out of sharing personal information
• Right to receive emergency medical services

What is the main goal of the American Heart Association in relation to cardiac arrest?

• Increase the survival rate of cardiac arrests
• Reduce the number of cardiac arrests
• Eliminate all cardiac arrests
• Improve the quality of CPR training

According to a study, who is more likely to receive bystander CPR in public locations?

• Elderly individuals
• Men
• Women
• Children

What is the purpose of CPR?

• To prevent cardiac arrest
• To stop the heart from beating
• To save lives after the heart stops beating
• To improve blood flow

What are the five critical components of high-quality CPR?

• Proper breathing techniques, Checking for a pulse, Using an AED, Calling 911, Providing emotional support
• Correct compression rate, Adequate depth, Allowing full chest recoil, Minimizing interruptions, Rotating compressors
• Using an AED, Providing emotional support, Checking for a pulse, Administering medication, Rotating compressors
• Administering medication, Providing water, Checking for a pulse, Performing CPR, Calling 911

Which of the following is a common misconception about CPR?

• CPR can only be performed by medical professionals
• CPR is always successful in saving lives
• CPR should only be performed on adults
• CPR can be harmful if done incorrectly