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WorksheetsCPR DL
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the first step in CPR?
check for signs of life
check the scene
start compressions
call 911
When do you perform CPR?
when the person is unresponsive
when the person is asleep
when the person is talking
when the person is coughing
What is the first step of using an AED?
shock
turn it on
put pads on the victim
plug in the pads
What do you do if the scene is not safe?
stand back and call 911
go ahead and do CPR
only do compressions
tell another person to do compressions
During cardiac arrest, what happens to a person?
the heart is beating and pumping blood
the heart stops beating, the person does not respond and is not breathing normally
the heart is still beating but blood stops moving
the heart is still beating and pumping blood, but breathing is not normal
An AED pad should be applied over top of clothing.
true
false
What comes first in the Chain of Survival?
What do you do when checking for responsiveness of a patient?
tap their arm and whisper in their ear
tap their shoulder
shout "Are you OK"!
Tap the Shoulder and Shout "Are you OK"!
What should be done after you determine a patient is unconscious?
Start CPR
Check for Breathing
Begin Compressions
Call (or have someone call) 911
A patient must be on their back to perform CPR.
True
False
Why should you apply and use an AED on a cardiac patient?
it could deliver a shock and restore a heart rhythm
it will let you know if you are doing quality CPR
Paramedics will thank you
it will perform CPR for you
When performing CPR, you should lightly press on the person's chest at a rate of 10 compressions per minute.
True
False
When seeing a victim in distress, you should not waste time asking someone to call 9-1-1.
True
False
When performing CPR, you should continue until help arrives.
True
False
CPR stands for:
Cardio Parental Response
Caring People Reactors
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Cardiopulmonary Responders
"Cardio" relates to the "heart" and "pulmonary" relates to "lungs", therefore "cardiopulmonary resuscitation" refers to:
A strong workout
Breathing hard when there is difficulty
Deep compressions
Helping restore breathing and blood circulation for a patient who has suffered cardiac arrest.
When performing CPR, chest compressions should be:
Light and at a rate of 100-120 beats a minute
Deep (hard) and at a rate of 100-120 beats a minute
Deep (hard) and at a rate of 1-20 beats a minute
Light and at a rate of 1-20 beats a minute
