CPR and Emergency Response Quiz

What should you do first if you are alone and find an unconscious adult victim with no pulse?

• Call 911

• Administer AED

• Deliver two minutes of CPR

• Deliver one minute of CPR

If someone suffers Cardiac Arrest, how long should you take before starting CPR?

• 10 seconds

• One minute

• 30 seconds

• 20 seconds

While walking in the park, you see an unconscious adult who is not breathing and doesn't have a pulse. What should you do?

• Provide rescue breathing only

• Perform chest compressions only

• Call 911 and wait for EMS to arrive

• Perform CPR with chest compressions and rescue breathing

You try to give an unresponsive adult a rescue breath and the chest does not appear to rise. What do you do next?

• Repeat the head tilt chin lift maneuver and attempt the breath again

• Perform abdominal thrust

• Stop CPR and wait for EMS

• Do chest compressions only

After offering resuscitation in the event of a cardiac arrest and your patient starts breathing, what is the best recovery position to put them in to maintain a clear airway?

• In a still position

• In a left lateral position

• In a lateral position head dependent on something and no pressure on the chest

• In a lateral position head dependent on something with pressure on the chest

You are walking along the sidewalk and see an unconscious child in cardiac arrest. What is the first thing you should do?

• Call 911

• Provide rescue breathing

• Perform 2 minutes of CPR

• Perform chest compressions

While performing CPR on a child, interruptions to chest compressions should be limited to:

• One minute

• Less than 20 seconds

• Less than 15 seconds

• Less than 10 seconds

While you are performing CPR on a child, another rescuer appears on the scene. What do you do next?

• Ask the second rescuer to give rescue breaths at a ratio of 30:2

• Ask the second rescuer to help with CPR to minimize fatigue

• Wait until you feel exhausted then ask the second rescuer to replace you

• Transport the child immediately

What is the latest recommendation for CPR compression depth in an adult?

• 2 to 2.6 inches

• One to two inches

• Two inches

• 2 to 2.4 inches

According to the American Heart Association guidelines, what is the recommended chest compression rate during cardiac arrest management?

• Less than 60 compressions per minute

• Less than 80 compressions per minute

• 90 to 100 compressions per minute

• 100 to 120 compressions per minute