CPR Quiz

What is the primary purpose of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)?

• To stabilize the patient's blood sugar levels

• To restore breathing and circulation

• To treat minor injuries

• To relieve pain

Why is early CPR intervention crucial in a cardiac emergency?

• It can wait until medical professionals arrive

• It increases the chance of survival

• It is only necessary in severe cases

• It is less effective than later intervention

Which of the following is NOT a step in performing hands-only CPR?

• Checking the scene for safety

• Giving rescue breaths

• Calling 911

• Compressing the chest

At what rate should chest compressions be performed in hands-only CPR?

• 50 compressions per minute

• 60 compressions per minute

• 100 to 120 compressions per minute

• 150 compressions per minute

How deep should chest compressions be during hands-only CPR for an average adult?

• 1-2 inches

• 2-3 inches

• 4-5 inches

• 5-6 inches

What is the first step you should take before performing hands-only CPR?

• Begin compressions immediately

• Check for responsiveness

• Call a friend for help

• Move the person to a different location

What should you do if the person becomes responsive during hands-only CPR?

• Continue with the compressions

• Stop CPR and monitor the person

• Leave the person alone

• Start giving rescue breaths

How should you position your hands while performing chest compressions?

• One hand on the forehead, the other on the chest

• Hands interlocked at the center of the chest

• One hand on the abdomen, the other on the chest

• Hands on the sides of the chest

What is a sign that CPR may be needed?

• The person is sneezing repeatedly

• The person is unconscious and not breathing

• The person has a minor scrape

• The person is coughing

Why is it important to call 911 before starting hands-only CPR?

• To order a pizza

• To ensure professional help is on the way

• To check the weather

• To find the nearest hospital