CPR for Children: Essential Knowledge Quiz

What is the primary purpose of performing CPR on children?

• To revive the child immediately

• To maintain blood and oxygen circulation

• To heal the child's injuries

• To prepare for hospital treatment

What does 'D' stand for in the doctors ABCD steps for CPR?

• Danger

• Diagnosis

• Delivery

• Dose

What should you ensure before approaching a child in need of CPR?

• That you are wearing gloves

• That you have a CPR certification

• That the environment is safe

• That someone is recording

What should you do if your child is conscious but appears hurt?

• Immediately start CPR

• None of the above

• Check for responsiveness

• Call for an ambulance

How do you check if a child is responsive?

• Ask them to stand up

• Shake them vigorously

• Squeeze their shoulders and ask for a response

• Give them water to drink

What is the first step after ensuring the scene is safe in CPR?

• Check for breathing

• Start chest compressions

• Check for responsiveness

• Call for help

Which app is recommended to use in Australia for emergency services?

• First Aid Guide

• 911 Speed Dial

• CPR Helper

• Emergency Plus app

How should you clear a child's airway?

• Perform deep finger sweeps

• Roll them onto their side and let debris drain

• Shake them gently

• Use a pump suction

What indicates abnormal breathing in a child?

• Shallow or gasping breaths

• Laughing or crying

• Noisy breathing

• Regular deep breaths

How often should compressions be performed per minute in CPR?

• 50-70 times

• 100-120 times

• 150-180 times

• 200-220 times