Understanding CPR and Emergency Situations

What is the primary purpose of CPR?

• To increase heart rate during exercise.

• To provide emotional support during emergencies.

• To restore blood circulation and breathing.

• To diagnose medical conditions effectively.

Which of the following is a sign that CPR may be needed?

• Feeling dizzy but conscious.

• Breathing normally and responsive.

• Complaining of a headache.

• Unresponsive and not breathing.

What is the first step to take when performing CPR?

• Call for emergency services first.

• Check for responsiveness and breathing.

• Check the patient's pulse before anything else.

• Start chest compressions immediately.

How many compressions should be given per minute during CPR?

• 100 to 120 compressions per minute

• 150 to 180 compressions per minute

• 50 to 70 compressions per minute

• 80 to 90 compressions per minute

What is the correct hand placement for chest compressions?

• Use one hand on the forehead and the other on the chin.

• Place hands on the sides of the chest and squeeze.

• Place both hands on the stomach and push down hard.

• Place the heel of one hand on the center of the chest and the other hand on top, interlocking fingers.

In which situation is CPR NOT typically required?

• When the person is breathing and has a pulse.

• When the person is experiencing a mild headache.

• When the person is awake and talking.

• When the person is unconscious but breathing.

What is the recommended ratio of compressions to breaths in CPR?

• 15:1

• 20:5

• 40:2

• 30:2

What should you do if an adult is unresponsive but breathing?

• Place the adult in the recovery position and call for emergency help.

• Shake the adult to wake them up.

• Leave the adult alone until they regain consciousness.

• Perform CPR immediately without checking for breathing.

How can you tell if someone is choking?

• Eating a large meal

• Coughing loudly and laughing

• Feeling dizzy and faint

• Signs of choking include inability to speak, difficulty breathing, clutching the throat, and bluish discoloration.

What is the importance of calling emergency services during a CPR situation?

• It allows bystanders to take a break from performing CPR.

• It ensures professional medical help is on the way, increasing survival chances.

• It provides a chance to gather personal belongings before help arrives.

• It ensures that the victim will not be moved until help arrives.