CNA Review: CPR & First Aid

What is the first action a CNA should take when encountering a cardiac arrest?

• Begin CPR immediately

• Call for help immediately

• Check for a DNR order

• Provide comfort care

What should a CNA do if a resident is experiencing mild choking?

• Encourage them to keep coughing

• Perform CPR

• Perform abdominal thrusts

• Call for emergency help

Which of the following is a CNA's role during a seizure?

• Restrain the resident

• Move harmful objects away

• Perform CPR

• Place something in the resident's mouth

What is the correct action if a resident has a DNR order and experiences cardiac arrest?

• Begin CPR under supervision

• Perform CPR

• Provide comfort care and emotional support

• Call for emergency help

What should a CNA do if a resident is experiencing severe choking?

• Encourage them to cough

• Provide reassurance

• Perform abdominal thrusts if trained

• Wait for the nurse to arrive

What is the primary purpose of CPR?

• To prevent choking

• To stop bleeding

• To restart the heart and breathing

• To provide comfort

How should a CNA respond if a resident shows signs of apnea?

• Check for a DNR order

• Perform abdominal thrusts

• Notify the nurse immediately

• Begin CPR immediately

What is the CNA's role in maintaining scene safety during CPR?

• Perform CPR alone

• Monitor vital signs and assist under supervision

• Call for help and leave the scene

• Provide emotional support only

What should a CNA do if a seizure lasts more than 5 minutes?

• Wait for it to end

• Seek emergency medical help

• Perform CPR

• Place the resident in a recovery position

What is the correct action if a resident is bleeding?

• Wait for the nurse to arrive

• Perform CPR

• Remove soaked dressings immediately

• Apply direct pressure with a clean cloth