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Child CPR Review

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A child collapses. They are not responsive or breathing. You are alone. What should you do?

a)

Give care. 2 minutes (5 cycles of cpr) then call 911

b)

Call first.

c)

Give 1 cycle and then call 911

d)

Start CPR until you see signs of life.

2.

When giving compressions to a child you can use 1 or two fingers.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Which of the following can be causes of cardiac arrest in children?

a)

Drowning

b)

Electrocution

c)

Congential (from birth) heart disease

d)

Choking

4.

When you give choking care to a RESPONSIVE child, you give 5 back blows in between the shoulder blades and 5 _____ thrusts just above the navel.

a)

chest

b)

back

c)

ab

d)

shoulder

5.

When a child is choking and then becomes unresponsive, you should lower them to a flat surface, call 911 and start (a)  

6.

The proper mouth seal for a child is your mouth over their nose and mouth.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Your little neighbor, Bubba, is choking on a piece of candy. He is coughing really hard. What do you do?

a)

Reach in and grab the candy from his mouth.

b)

Call 911

c)

Lay them down and do ab thrusts.

d)

Encourage them to keep coughing.

8.

You are performing cpr on a child. Your first two rescue breaths do not go in. What are the next two steps?

a)

Do another rescue breath to make sure. Then do compressions.

b)

Look in the mouth. Then do a finger sweep.

c)

Return to compressions. Then check the mouth for an object.

d)

Sit them up and do back blows. Then do ab thrusts.

9.

What is the depth for compressions on a child?

a)

1.5 inches

b)

About 2 inches

c)

At least 2 inches

d)

About 1.5 inches

10.

When performing compressions on a child, they are done at the same rate as an adult and infant (100-120 cpm) and are smooth and regular (straight up and down).

a)

True

b)

False