CPR Test

What does CPR stand for?

• Caring Patient Recovery
• Coronary Palpitation Risk
• Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
• Compress Protect, Respect

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1. What is the first thing you should do when arriving at a scene?

• Start CPR immediately
• Call 911
• Check for danger
• Look for the AED

2. What does the acronym D.R.S. stand for?

• Danger, Responsive, Send for Help
• Down Low, Right Hand, Survey the Scene
• Danger, Risk, Situational
• Do's and Don'ts

3. How should you perform the 'S' part of DRS?

• Look for an AED
• Call for help
• Check for danger
• Assess the victim's response

4. Why are rescue breaths important in adult CPR?

• They help circulate blood
• They stabilize the heart
• They are not necessary
• They provide oxygen to the lungs

5. Should you perform CPR on a soft surface?

• Yes, it is safer
• Only if the victim is unconscious
• No, it can hinder compressions
• Only if the victim is a child

6. What should you do if an AED is available?

• Use it immediately
• Wait for emergency services
• Only use it if the victim is unresponsive
• Use it after 10 minutes of CPR

7. What is the recommended rate for chest compressions during CPR?

• 80 times per minute
• 100 times per minute
• 120 times per minute
• 60 times per minute

8. How deep should chest compressions be?

• 1 inch
• 3 inches
• 4 inches
• 2 inches