WorksheetsKLKBCCD Revision Class 1
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 7mins
When should CPR be performed?
When the casualty has breathing and loss consciousness
When the casualty has no breathing and loss consciousness
When the casualty suffer from heart attack
All of the above
Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation is necessary.
Yes
No
Rib might be cracked when performing CPR.
Yes
No
We should continue performing CPR even when the rib is cracked.
Yes
No
Where should you place the AED pads when treating an adult for cardiac arrest?
Chest and back
Do not use an AED
Upper chest and mid abdomen
Whenever they fit
How long should you check for breathing while performing CPR?
Do not check for breathing, continue chest compression
5 seconds
No longer than 10 seconds
15 seconds
After finding an unresponsive adult, yelling for help, and confirming the casualty isn't breathing, what would be your next course of action?
Leave the casualty and search for an AED
Deliver rescue breaths as most cardiac arrest occur during breathing problems
Begin back blows and chest thrusts
Deliver 30 chest compression
When you try to give an unresponsive adult a rescue breath and the chest does not appear to rise, what should you do next?
Perform abdominal thrusts
Begin CPR
Repeat the head tilt, chin lift maneuver and attempt the breath again
Call 999
Arriving first to the scene, you find an unresponsive person with no pulse that has thrown up. You feel CPR is not something you are comfortable giving them. What would be the next best thing for you to do?
Compression on CPR
Wipe off the face or cover with a shirt
Go and get help
Do not initiate resuscitation
The correct sequence for basic life support is
Airway, Breathing, Compression
Breathing, Airway, Compression
Compression, Airway, Breathing
Breathing, Compression, Airway
When assessing the breathing of the victim, you should remember to
(a)
The chest compression rate is ... per minute
(a)
The compression depth for an adult is
(Answer in inch / cm)
(a)
If you are alone and come upon a person who may need CPR, the first thing you should do is
Activate the emergency response system
Begin CPR
Go for an AED
Make sure the scene is safe
As soon as you notice someone is choking, sweep your fingers through their mouth to try and dislodge the object.
True
False
If you can't see the object the victim is choking on, feel along the throat to see if you can locate where the object is caught.
True
False
When dining out in a restaurant, you hear a mother cry out that her six-year-old child, who was given some marbles by an older child, is gagging. His mouth area is turning blue and he's unable to take a breath or cry out. What would you do in this scenario?
Begin CPR
Attempt rescue breath then CPR
Deliver back blow and chest thrusts
Blind finger sweep
The first step in treating a choking victim is encouraging them to cough.
True
False
If a person's face isn't turning blue, they aren't actually choking.
True
False
Do not slap a victim's back, it could lodge the object in the victim's airway.
True
False
What is the treatment for 'mild airway obstruction'?
Ask the casualty to drink a sip of water
Encourage the casualty to cough
Perform 5 back slaps
Perform 5 abdominal thrusts
When performing an abdominal thrust, where should you place your fist?
Anywhere in the upper region of the stomach
Just bellow the belly button
Anywhere in the lower region of the stomach
Middle of the belly button and sternum
When delivering 'back blows', where should you aim for on the patient's back?
Over a shoulder blade
The lower back
Anywhere
In between the shoulder blades
If the victim can cough and speak, what category of airway obstruction do they fall into?
Mild Airway Obstruction
Severe (life threatening) airway obstruction
A person is choking, before you can start treatment, he collapse to the floor. What should you do first?
Attempt to give abdominal thrusts
Open the airway and check for normal breathing
Roll them over to give back blows
Push down hard on their stomach
What causes choking?
They are allergic to the object causing their tongue to swell and block their airway
They have swallowed their own tongue
A foreign object becomes stuck in the airway preventing air reaching the lungs
Water has irritated the windpipe causing coughing
What should you check before delivering a shock using an AED?
No one is touching the patient
Emergency medical help has been summoned
Someone is ready to perform CPR
The victim has no pulse
Which of the following best describes how a defibrillator works?
It delivers an electrical shock to the heart to start the heart beating again
It delivers an electrical shock to the heart to clear excessive electrical activity and allow the heart to regain its normal rhythm
It delivers an electrical shock to the chest which dislodges blood clots
It delivers an electrical shock the the heart which burns damaged heart tissue
In some situations, the AED may advise not to deliver a shock. What should you do in this situation?
Check the pad position on the patient's chest
Stop resuscitation and await emergency help
Switch off the AED
Resume CPR
You were being called by your neighbour. Upon reaching your neighbour house, you found that the old man is lying on the bed, with no breathing. Your neighbour has called 999 for an ambulance. What should be the next thing to do?
Start CPR
Open the windows
Move the old man to the floor
Send the old man to the hospital
When giving rescue breaths, you should blow as much air into the victim as possible.
True
False
When should you place a casualty to recovery position?
When the person is unconscious and no breathing
When the person is unconscious and is breathing
When the person is conscious and is breathing
When the person is having pelvic fracture
Describe how you should place a casualty in recovery position (6 steps).
(a)
You are alone in a fire, wanting to transport a 5-year-old (10 kg) conscious child out from the scene. Which method of transportation should you use?
Pick-a-back method
Human crutch method
Fore and aft method
Cradle method
