What does CPR stand for?

• Cardiovascular Pulse Recovery

• Cardiac Pressure Response

• Cardiac Pulmonary Revival

• Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

What is the primary purpose of CPR?

• To keep blood and oxygen moving until help arrives

• To restart the heart

• To diagnose heart conditions

• To provide medication

What should you do first if you see someone collapse?

• Call 911 or get an adult

• Start CPR immediately

• Give rescue breaths

• Check for a pulse

Where should chest compressions be performed during CPR?

• On the right side of the chest

• In the middle of the chest

• Below the ribcage

• On the left side of the chest

What are chest compressions?

• Hard and fast pushes in the middle of the chest

• Light presses on the shoulders

• Gentle taps on the back

• Slow and steady pushes on the abdomen

Why is it important to learn CPR?

• Only doctors can perform CPR

• Anyone can help in an emergency

• It is only useful for athletes

• It is a mandatory skill for all jobs

Who should kids find to help with CPR?

• A trusted adult or teacher

• A pet

• A stranger

• Another child

What happens if the heart stops beating?

• Blood can't carry oxygen to the brain and body

• The person will feel sleepy

• The person will immediately recover

• The person will start breathing faster

What is sometimes given along with chest compressions?

• Water

• Medication

• Rescue breaths

• Food

What should kids never do alone?

• Call 911

• Try CPR

• Watch TV

• Find an adult