CPR/First Aid TEST

The main elements of CPR procedures include: checking to see if the scene is safe, check for responsiveness, send someone to get the AED, call 911, and ________.

• Start compressions before anything else.

• Provide mouth to mouth resuscitation.

• Check for breathing.

• Call their family or firends.

High Quality CPR includes all of the following except:

• Fast Compressions.

• Hard Compressions.

• Rescue Breaths (if possible or are comfortable).

• Leaning on the Chest between Compressions.

Immediate High-Quality CPR improves the victom's chance of survival by providing:

• Oxygen to the Heart & Brain.

• Return of circulation.

• Post Cardiac Arrest Care.

• An electrical shock to the heart.

The chain of survival consists of all of the following expect ___________.

• Early recognition of cardiac arrest.

• Prompt activation of Emergency Medical Services (EMS).

• Immediate high-quality CPR.

• Leaving the victum to look for help.

High-quality CPR is required when the adult, child, or infant is:

• Unresponsive.

• Choking but still breathing and coughing.

• Calling for help.

• Flairing their arms and screaming.

The difference between Adult and Infant CPR is all of the following except:

• Adult use 2 hands and an infant use 2 fingers when performing chest compressions.

• Infants should be on their stomach, adults should be on their backs when performing chest compressions.

• Adult press down 2 inches and Infant press down 1 1/2 inches when performing chest compressions.

• If providing rescue breaths, Adults-pinch the nose, Infants-breath in both mouth and nose.

You are responding to a shout for help from the lunchroom. You find Person 1 attempting to calm an anxious Person 2 who is coughing and making a high-pitched whistling noise between small breaths. The scene is safe. 911 has been called. What should you do?

• Encourage the person to continue coughing.

• Immediately start chest compressions.

• Call 911 again.

• Force their mouth open and try to dislodge whatever might be inside.

You are responding to request for first aid assistance in the restuarant that you work at. When you arrive to the scene, an anxious server if coughing weakly and not able to speak or breath in any air. The other server said that the victum just took a bite of food. The scene is safe. 911 has been called. What do you do?

• Call 911 again.

• Start abdominal thrusts with the intent of dislodging whatever is obstructing the airway.

• Start chest compressions.

• Look around for a first aid kit, incase they have any cuts.

You are responding to a call for help from the daycare. When you arrive, there is an infant who has appeared to have swallowed a small toy and is starting to get blue around the mouth and face. The adult there is panicking and crying. The scene is safe. 911 has been called. The infant is not making any noise. What do you do?

• Check around for another small toy to see what might have gotten stuck in the infants throat.

• Shake the infant so that it starts coughing.

• Place the infant over your knee and give 5 back slaps with the intent of dislodging the object.

• Call 911 again.

You are visiting with a coworker and all of a sudden you notice that their face is drooping on one side. They are also having a hard time forming sentences and seem confused. You ask them to raise both arms and when they try, only one raises. What do you think could be wrong?

• The victum could have the flu.

• The victum could have had a stroke.

• The victum may have a concussion.

• The victum may be overly tired.