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WorksheetsForrest: CPR Healthcare Science
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 30mins
Adult compressions are _____ inches deep
1
2
3
4
AED stands for...
Automatic Electric Defibrillator
Anti Exam Defense
Automated External Defibrillator
Automated External Digestion
When giving 1 man CPR, how many compressions do you give?
10
15
20
30
What does CAB stand for?
Compassion, acceptance, belonging
Components, awareness, basis
Compressions, airway, breathing
Compassion, airway, beats
When CPR, compressions are done at a rate of
50-60 per minute
100-120 per minute
75-100 per minute
20-50 per minute
With infant CPR, you adjust compressions by ....
Using one finger from both hands at the same time.
Using you palm from one hand.
Using one thumb
Using two fingers from one hand
Infant compressions are _____ inches deep
0.5
1.5
2.5
3.5
A cycle of CPR is .....
20 compressions / 3 breaths at 100 compression per minute
30 compressions / 2 Breaths at 100 compressions per minute
20 compressions / 2 Breaths at 175 compressions per minute
30 compressions / 3 Breaths at 100 compressions per minute
When you are giving a breath in CPR, how long should it be?
1 second
2 seconds
3 seconds
4 seconds
If you are giving a breath and you don't see the chest rise and fall, you give a second breath, if you still don't see the chest rise and fall, you reposition the head and try again?
True
False
What is the method used when giving a breath in CPR?
Face lift
Head tilt chin lift
Chin lift head flip
What is the first thing you should do when you get the AED?
Shock the patient
Not use it, it's not important
Turn it on
Ask someone how to use it
Why is it important to start compressions as soon as possible?
It's fun to push on someone's chest.
There is still oxygen in the blood and it is important to distribute it to the organs.
The air supply is cut off and compressions help.
Because you know CPR.
What is the name of the pulse you check in CPR for adults?
Carotid
Radial
Brachial
Femoral
What is the name of the pulse you check on an infant during CPR?
Carotid
Brachial
Radial
Femoral
