CPR and AED Comprehension Quiz

Imagine you're in a classroom and suddenly, your friend Maya collapses in front of you! What should you do first to help her?

• Wait for someone else to help

• Call 911 and get an AED

• Start CPR immediately

• Check for breathing

Hey there, future lifesaver! Scarlett, William, and Samuel are having a debate: How many compressions should you perform per minute during CPR? Let's help them settle this!

• 100-120

• 60

• 140

• 80

Hey Aria, if you found yourself in a situation where someone needs help, what do you think is the very first step when using an AED?

• Call for help

• Analyze the heart rhythm

• Apply the pads to the chest

• Power on the AED

Hey Grace! What should you do if your friend Mason is not breathing?

• Leave them alone and hope for the best

• Start chest compressions immediately like a superhero!

• Wait for paramedics to arrive with snacks

• Tap their shoulders to see if they respond, like a gentle nudge

Hey Arjun, Ethan, and Harper! Which statement about using an AED is true?

• It is only effective if the person is conscious

• It can be used on anyone, regardless of age

• It should be used only after CPR has been performed for 5 minutes

• You should not touch the patient while it is analyzing

Imagine Rohan is in a bit of a pickle and is choking! What position should you support him in to help him out?

• On a flat surface

• Sitting upright

• Face down along your thigh

• Lying on their back

Imagine Maya and Ethan are enjoying a sunny day in the park when they stumble upon someone who seems unresponsive. What should they do to help?

• Start CPR immediately

• Leave the scene to get help

• Call 911 and put the phone on speaker mode

• Wait for someone to pass by

Hey there, future lifesaver! How long do you think Sophia should check for breathing before jumping into action with CPR?

• 5 seconds

• 10 seconds

• 30 seconds

• 20 seconds

Hey there, Sophia! Imagine you're in a critical moment with an AED. What should you do if the AED gives you the green light to deliver a shock?

• Administer the shock immediately

• Make sure no one is touching the patient

• Wait for further instructions

• Turn off the AED

Hey there, Harper! Why do you think it's super important to check if the scene is safe before jumping in to help someone?

• To call for more help

• To impress bystanders

• To ensure you can help without getting harmed

• To avoid legal issues