CPR/AED

Lily and Maya are practicing CPR. The two responders should switch roles, after each time the machine analyses and says no "shock" advised (2-minute intervals).

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Turning it on is the most important thing you can do with an AED.

• True

• False

Ava and Ethan are attending a first aid training session. When using an AED you should...

• Cut away clothing or remove it to access the person's chest

• Dry the victim with a towel or gauze so the adhesive sticks

• Use the appropriate pads for the correct age and weight

• All of the above

Isla is alone and finds an unconscious adult victim without signs of life. She has an AED and personal protective equipment. She should...

• Check- Care- Call

• Use the AED, after making the call

• Start CPR right away

• None of the above

When performing CPR, your chest compressions for an adult should be how deep?

• 1 inch deep

• Less than 2 inches deep

• At least 2 inches deep

• None of the above

When performing CPR, you must perform rescue breaths regardless if you have a breathing barrier or not.

• True

• False

Sophia is learning CPR in her first aid class. She needs to remember how many compression-to-breaths are required in one cycle. Can you help her?

• 30 and 2

• 2 and 30

• 100-200

• 5 in two minutes

If the patient’s chest is not inflating during the breathing task you should check the patient’s:

• Oxygen saturation levels
• Blood pressure readings
• Airway

• Patient's heart rate

What is the primary purpose of chest compressions during CPR?

• To assist in breathing for the patient.
• To maintain blood circulation and oxygen delivery to vital organs.
• To increase the heart rate during an emergency.
• To provide comfort to the patient.

What emergency event could cause a person’s heart and breathing to stop? (check all that apply

• Cardiac arrest or respiratory failure
• Severe allergic reaction
• Pneumonia
• Drug Overdose

• Drowning